Ebony Nenox Style WA Handle for Gyuto / Yanagiba
Ebony Nenox Style WA Handle for Gyuto / Yanagiba is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Pickup currently unavailable at 2 Bishop St
Availability
Delivery unavailable for this item. Available for pickup at Crows Nest only. Please select "Pickup" at checkout.
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St Peters —2 Bishop St Unit 2 St Peters NSW 2044
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Crows Nest —107 West St, Crows Nest NSW 2065Pickup only
Handle Specifications
| Style Name | Ebony Western WA |
| Weight | 60 g 2.12 oz |
| Length | 136 mm .5.35 inch |
| Front Width | 18 mm .0.71 inch |
| Front Height | 22.0 mm 0.87 inch |
| Rear Width | 18.0 mm 0.71 inch |
| Rear Height | 29.0 mm 1.14 inch |
| Profile | Nenox Style WA |
| Body Material |
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| Ferrule Material | Stainless Steel |
| Suitable Knives |
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Ebony Nenox Style WA Handle for Gyuto / Yanagiba
Nenox Style WA
This is how the handle will look like when installed: a 210mm Gyuto with a corresponding handle from the series.
Custom Handle
At K&S, we provide you with some of the most beautiful custom handles available on the market. These handles are preciously manufacturerd with various types of exotic hardwood or synthetic materials. You will also receive a discount when buying with a knife!
Japanese Knife Handle Removal
We often need to remove the handle from a traditional Japanese kitchen knife (comes with a WA handle).
Usually there are two ways of doing so:
1. Knocking the handle off the knife, applies to handles that are burnt-in the knife. Typically a ho-wood handle.
2. Heading the knife at 80 Celsius / 180 Farenthide, between 10 to 20 minutes, and pull the handle away from the knife. This method applies to knives with handles glued in using hot melt glue (Epoxyed handles do not apply). Many hardwood handles in Japan uses hot melt glue
How to Install Hardwood (Custom) Wa Handle to Japanese Kitchen Knife
We often need to change the handle for our Japanese knives, sometimes is to replace an old handle and sometimes is to just get a better one.
