Steel through the handle.
The knife tang extends through the wenge wood handle. Three rivets secure the handle scales, with the steel visible along the spine.
Holding and carving cooked boneless portions of turkey, brisket, ham and roasts with the supplied knife and two-pronged fork.
AT THE CARVING BOARD.
Bring a matching knife and fork to the carving board. The long slicing profile and curved fork tines work together as you portion a rested roast for the table.
DESIGNED WITH PURPOSE
A Sakimaru-inspired knife profile meets a dedicated carving fork. Full tangs, three-rivet wood handles and shaped contact points make the pair easy to identify on the board.
The knife tang extends through the wenge wood handle. Three rivets secure the handle scales, with the steel visible along the spine.
The shaped transition between blade and handle provides a defined contact area. Keep fingers clear of the cutting edge and use controlled carving strokes.
The contoured wooden handles show natural differences in grain and color. Hand wash and dry both tools promptly to care for the wood.
Two pointed tines engage the roast while the shaped finger rest gives your hand a defined contact point. Keep the food supported on the board during carving.
The fork has an integrated hanging opening for a suitable secure hook. Protect the points and store both sharp tools clear of hands and children.
MATERIAL. FORM. PURPOSE.
The manufacturer lists DIN 1.4116 stainless steel for the carving knife and 430 stainless steel for the fork. The knife has a decorative Damascus-style pattern; layered Damascus construction is not specified.
THE DETAILS, AT A GLANCE
The carving knife has an approximately 10.2-inch / 26 cm blade and a 14.6-inch / 37 cm overall length. The fork diagram lists approximately 11.8 inches / 30 cm overall. Measurements are approximate product dimensions, not shipping measurements.
| Included | One carving knife and one two-pronged carving fork |
|---|---|
| Knife blade length | Approximately 10.2 inches / 26 cm |
| Knife overall length | Approximately 14.6 inches / 37 cm |
| Knife blade material | DIN 1.4116 high-carbon stainless steel, manufacturer specification |
| Knife edge | Straight, non-serrated cutting edge |
| Knife profile | Sakimaru-inspired long carving blade |
| Blade finish | Decorative Damascus-style pattern |
| Fork overall length | Approximately 11.8 inches / 30 cm |
| Fork material | 430 stainless steel, manufacturer specification |
| Fork form | Two pointed curved tines, shaped finger rest and hanging opening |
| Handles | Wenge wood; natural grain and color vary |
| Construction | Full tang with three rivets on each handle |
| Care | Hand wash only; dry promptly; avoid soaking |
| Packaging | Gift box included |
READY FOR THE NEXT ROAST
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One 10.2-inch carving knife and one curved two-pronged carving fork with wenge wood handles, supplied in a gift box. Food, boards, cookware and other props are not included.
No. This package includes both the carving knife and the fork. The separately offered single-fork product has a different package and price.
It is the carving knife blade length, approximately 26 cm. The manufacturer diagram lists an overall knife length of approximately 14.6 inches / 37 cm including the handle.
The set diagram lists approximately 11.8 inches / 30 cm overall. Measurements are approximate and describe the product, not its shipping package.
The manufacturer lists DIN 1.4116 stainless steel for the knife and 430 stainless steel for the fork. Both have full-tang wenge wood handles secured with three rivets.
No. The knife has a straight cutting edge and a long Sakimaru-inspired profile for controlled slicing of suitable boneless food.
Layered Damascus construction is not specified. The knife is listed as DIN 1.4116 stainless steel with a decorative Damascus-style blade pattern.
A load rating is not specified. Keep larger cuts supported and use suitable additional utensils for lifting rather than suspending their full weight from one fork.
No. Hand wash both tools with mild detergent, rinse briefly and dry the steel and wooden handles promptly. Avoid prolonged soaking.
The carving knife is intended for slicing suitable boneless food. Use appropriate separate tools for bones and allow frozen food to thaw before carving.
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