12" Long Knife Wood Handle

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Brand

Kom-Kom Brand

Model: No. 170
Blade length: 300mm
Handle length: 125mm
Overall length: 425mm
Blade width: 46mm
Blade thickness: 1mm
Handle thickness: 10mm
Handle height: 30mm
Weight in package: 214g

Information

170 - Kom-Kom 12" Long Knife Wooden handle (Rectangular Blade)

The Kom-Kom No. 170 has a 12" long rectangular blade that is perfect for slicing watermelons or pumpkins and is an ideal tool for all large fruit preparation. The extra long blade is great for cutting even the largest watermelons with ease.

The blade is made from Japanese high carbon martensitic stainless steel (SUS420J2) which has been hardened and tempered for optimal sharpness. This knife has a razor sharp, double bevelled cutting edge and it has a high quality hardwood handle which is secured with brass rivets.

As the handle wood is untreated, it will benefit from the occasional application of a food grade oil to maintain the health of the wood, avoiding shrinkage and keeping the handle looking like new. See the "knife care" tab for more details.

Sharpening Tips:

We recommend sharpening this knife either using our Kom-Kom 12" knife sharpener or on a sharpening stone.

Knife Care

Keep the blade away from strong acids or alkalis such as fish sauce or vinegar.
Do not use wire wool to clean as it may damage the blade. Wash with a soft sponge and dry immediately.

Avoid putting wooden handled knives in a dishwasher as the high temperature and extended period in water will shrink and dry the wood and will ultimately ruin the knife.

This knife is made with a Japanese high carbon martensitic stainless steel alloy(SUS420J2) which has the benefit of being harder and therefore sharper than many other stainless steels but the trade-off is that they are more prone to staining.

If your knife has a wooden handle, it is recommended to oil the handle occasionally with a food grade oil. The choice of oil is a personal preference however groundnut and rapeseed oil appear to be popular but avoid olive oil as this can go rancid quite quickly. This will help maintain the wood and keep your knife looking like new. Be very careful while doing this to avoid cutting yourself.

Store knives in a dedicated storage solution such as a wooden box or wall hanger, see our knife storage options .

Keep in a safe location away from children.

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