What is the Rockwell hardness rating for the Miyabi Birchwood Rocking Santoku Knife, 7"?

The Miyabi Birchwood Rocking Santoku Knife, 7" has a Rockwell hardness of 63 for a razor-sharp blade.

What is the Honbazuke sharpening method for the Miyabi Birchwood Rocking Santoku Knife, 7"?

It is a traditional three-step hand-sharpening method that includes a final mirror polish and hones the blade to an exceptionally sharp 9.5–12 degree angle.

What materials are used for the handle of the Miyabi Birchwood Rocking Santoku Knife, 7"?

The handle is made from Karelian (Masur) birch in a traditional ergonomic D-shaped design. Features a mosaic pin. Engraved Miyabi logo on the end cap.

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Miyabi Birchwood Rocking Santoku Knife, 7"

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The Miyabi Birchwood Rocking Santoku Knife, 7" has a Rockwell hardness of 63 for a razor-sharp blade.
It is a traditional three-step hand-sharpening method that includes a final mirror polish and hones the blade to an exceptionally sharp 9.5–12 degree angle.
The handle is made from Karelian (Masur) birch in a traditional ergonomic D-shaped design.
- Features a mosaic pin.
- Engraved Miyabi logo on the end cap.