Tojiro DP Sujihiki Slicer - 10.5" (27cm)
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Hello John, We do sell a saya cover that will fit the Tojiro Sujihiki Slicer 270mm which is shown on your drawing.
It has a blade diameter of I don't include the handle, so it's only 5 inches.
Stainless steel, not carbon steel, is used in the making of this knife. Japanese knives such as these are usually too hard and thus more brittle to be honed with When sharpening with a whetstone, it is best to use either a ceramic rod or a leather strop to maintain the edge.
Selected User Reviews For Tojiro DP Sujihiki Slicer - 10.5" (27cm)
Due to its great quality and significant performance, it became my first choice. I think this knife is a bit dull and the sharpness is below The odds may not be in my favor. I just resharpened the blades with three different stone whetstones for an hour. The results will be available tomorrow, but it seems there is still a long way to go.
I bought it for use in my work, I am a Sushi Chef, and it has proven to be a fantastic product. I highly recommend it for sushi, tatakis, tiraditos, etc!.
It has a good weight and dimension, and is a great knife for cutting fresh salmon, local tuna, striped bass, and big fish as well.
This knife is great for cutting salmon, fresh tuna, striped bass, large fish, and much more.
In my experience of making sushi professionally for 28 years, I have come to appreciate the weight and feel of Tojiro After purchasing the Santoku and Nikiri, I will order the Nikata one at the same time.
The knife is an excellent value for the price. I love the way this looks and how great it is on sushi.
The steel on these tojiro is very good, and will remain sharp for a long time if used.
That is a great knife. I thought the price was very good. These Japanese knives are razor sharp right out of the box and perform better than the more expensive Canadian models.