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初心×明神白鷺銀山出羽 150mm

Name: 初心×明神白鷺銀山出羽 150mm
Brand: K&S - Sydney
SKU: HST-SHGA-GIN3-DB150
Price: 6056.0 TWD
Availability: OutOfStock

$6,056.00

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Detailed Specifications

Line	Hatsukokoro Shirasagi Ginsan Kasumi
Profile	出刃
Bevel Type	單斜面
Weight	267 g 9.42 oz
Edge Length	150 mm .5.91 inch
Heel Height	47 mm .1.85 inch
Width @ Spine	7.4 mm 0.29 inch
Width @ Mid	6.2 mm 0.24 inch
Width @ 1cm from Tip	3.3 mm 0.13 inch
Steel	Ginsan / Silver #3 \| 不鏽鋼
Blade Construction	Nimai - Stainless Clad
Hardness (HRC)	60 - 62
Surface Finish	霞
Handle	八角紫檀柄黑色口輪
Region	土佐
Best for	專業廚師愛好者

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The Shirasagi family from Hatsukokoro contains a series of single bevel knives sharpened at Myojin Riki Seisakusho - a workshop from Kochi prefecture that is well know for its top notch sharpening and polishing. This Ginsan stainless steel line is a great complement to the existing Blue/White 2 Shirasagi, offering another low maintenance Ginsan steel Deba at a reasonable price.

The Shirasagi Ginsan have demonstrated a consistent level of finish that we expect from Myojin Riki, the spine is well rounded, the smoothened coil and other corners fall into smoothly polished surfaces, the Migaki is done well on the Hira and the bevel have a contrasting Kasumi, with scratches oriented towards different directions to create a sharp Shinogi line. The blade is forged in a distinct Tosa manner, with curved and tapered Machi and a more round look compare to the typical Sakai counterparts.

These knives are positioned a bit lower than the Sakai Takayuki Gintan line in price, and they are very similar in terms of their features and performance. It's always good to have another option, not to mention it's a more budget friendly one in rather niche category of Ginsan Deba.

Pros	Cons
專業人士首選容易保養優異的做工與細節	刀刃需再修整

Care Instruction

Don't cut hard things! Japanese knives are brittle so bone hacking is a NO NO!
Wash with neutral detergent after use, and wipe dry;
Please don't wash knife with dishwasher, it will damage the wood handle;
Be careful not to leave the knife close to a heat source for a long time;
It is a lot more dangerous to cut with a blunt knife than a sharp knife!
It is best to sharpen a Japanese knife regularly on a waterstone.

明神力

明神利器製作所由在大阪——刀劍重鎮——磨練技藝的創辦人創立，至今已有八十多年歷史。專精於鋼鐵刀具，近年致力於不鏽鋼刀，因輕巧、防鏽、鋒利度佳而備受專業人士與一般消費者青睞。其刀具結合傳統刀劍常見的「積層鋼紋」技術。第二代持續創新，依據用戶需求客製產品，同時積極參與在地傳統藝能與刀具修繕，為文化保存盡一份心力。

個人資料：出刃

A deba knife is a traditional Japanese kitchen knife specifically designed for butchering fish, though it can also be used for poultry and other meats with smaller bones. Here are some key characteristics and features of a deba knife:

Blade Material: Deba knives are available in various materials, including traditional carbon steels such as shirogami (white steel) and blue steel, as well as stainless steel variants like molybdenum stainless steel. Carbon steel is preferred for its excellent sharpness and edge retention, while stainless steel variants are less prone to rust.

Blade Design: Deba knives typically have a single bevel blade, meaning they are sharpened completely on one side. This design is intended for right-handed use, though left-handed versions are available by special order.

Blade Geometry: The blade of a deba knife is heavy and thick-spined, with a blade length ranging from 5 to 7 inches. This design, along with the weight of the knife, allows it to easily cut through fish bones and joints.

Primary Purpose: The primary purpose of a deba knife is to break apart full fish, removing heads, fins, and bones, and filleting them. It is also suitable for butchering poultry and other meats with smaller bones.

Technique Tips: When using a deba knife, it's recommended to allow the weight of the blade to do the work. A sturdy grip is essential, with the middle, ring, and pinkie fingers wrapped firmly around the handle. The pointer finger should be placed on the spine of the knife, while the thumb is positioned close to the heel edge of the blade to steady the strokes. When cutting through bones, downward pressure should be applied with the non-dominant hand to push the knife cleanly through.

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鋼材： Ginsan / Silver #3
Ginsan steel, also known as Silver 3 or G3 steel, is a type of stainless steel used in high-quality kitchen knives. It is appreciated for its ability to offer the traditional feel and sharpness of carbon steel while providing the corrosion resistance of stainless steel. Ginsan steel contains a moderate amount of carbon, chromium, and other alloying elements that ensure a good balance between edge retention and ease of sharpening. This steel is particularly favored for its fine grain structure, which allows for a very sharp edge, and its resistance to rust makes it a popular choice among professional chefs and home cooks who seek the performance of carbon steel without the maintenance challenges. Ginsan steel knives are known for their durability, ease of care, and excellent cutting performance, making them a preferred option for those looking for high-quality stainless steel cutlery.

製造商：
- 日立特殊鋼，日本
性質：不鏽鋼

硬度： 60 - 62

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建構： Nimai - Stainless Clad

二枚（Nimai，兩層）是日本傳統廚刀製作方式，常見於柳刃、出刃、薄刃等原生日式刀具。製作時，將一片軟夾鋼貼合於芯鋼，兩片金屬鍛焊後再塑形為刀。
二枚刀通常採用單刃研磨方式，硬化芯鋼裸露於刀身的平面或凹面一側，軟夾鋼則包覆另一側並延伸至背部。軟夾鋼為較硬且脆的芯鋼提供支撐，使刀刃既可保持鋒利又兼具一定強度。由於日式單刃刀通常沒有次刃，軟夾鋼與凹面研磨的結合，讓研磨過程比單鋼或本燒刀更容易。
近年來，刀匠們開始在傳統以碳鋼鍛造的二枚刀上嘗試使用不鏽鋼夾層。但與三枚構造不同，即使不鏽鋼夾層能保護一側，芯鋼仍會在凹面裸露。現今市售的不鏽鋼夾二枚刀，通常會搭配不鏽鋼芯鋼與不鏽鋼夾層，使二枚及傳統單刃刀對有興趣的用家來說更容易入門。

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完成：霞

霞（Kasumi）是一種日本傳統刀具表面處理技法，特別用於軟鐵與硬鋼結合製成的刀具。Kasumi意為「霧」，形容刀身斜面兩種金屬交界處呈現的朦朧啞光質感。這種效果不僅美觀，更展現職人融合不同金屬的高超技藝，突顯刀具兼具美感與實用性。

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手柄規格
個人資料：八角和柄

材料：
- 烏木
Octagonal wenge wood handles on kitchen knives offer a combination of functionality and aesthetics tailored specifically for culinary tasks. Crafted from durable wenge wood, these handles ensure longevity and resilience to the rigors of kitchen use, standing up to moisture, heat, and frequent handling. The octagonal shape isn't just about style; it's designed to fit comfortably in the hand, providing a secure grip and optimal control, enhancing the user's culinary precision.
In the kitchen, where attention to detail is paramount, the ergonomic design of the wenge wood handle becomes particularly advantageous. Whether slicing, chopping, or mincing ingredients, the handle's comfortable grip minimizes hand fatigue and enables the chef to maintain a steady hand for consistent and precise cuts.
Visually, the dark hue and distinct grain pattern of wenge wood add a touch of elegance to any kitchen knife. The natural beauty of the wood complements the blade, creating a striking contrast that elevates the overall aesthetic appeal of the knife.
Furthermore, the balance achieved by the octagonal shape of the handle enhances the knife's maneuverability, allowing for smooth and controlled cutting motions. This balance is essential for achieving uniform slices and enhancing the overall user experience in the kitchen.
In summary, a wenge wood handle on a kitchen knife combines durability, comfort, and style, making it a practical and visually appealing choice for home cooks and professional chefs alike.

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