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Dao Vua Classic Tank (Version 2.0) 180mm

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Original price $98.00 - Original price $98.00
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SPECIFICATIONS

Knife Style: Tank (Nakiri Style)
Steel Type: Carbon Steel
Blade Material: 5160 (Mono Steel)
Blade Finish: Kurouchi
Blade Hardness: 60HRC (+/-1)
Bevel: Double
Handle: Ebony / Padauk
Blade Length: 180mm
Heel Height: 80mm
Spine Thickness: 2.50mm
Weight: 250g

This is the popular and highly rated classic series made from 5160 leaf spring carbon steel. Ideal for anyone looking to make a step forward into the world of Japanese Carbon Steel knives, but are skeptical about the care level on a knife that could break the bank. With a high performing but reactive blade that requires care, they are known as the affordable top-selling knives.

The 100% handmade classic series features a finish that must be appreciated by its owner - while they show their true handmade characters and each knife is slightly different, up to including various handle wood shadings, they are considered an ideal platform for anyone looking to experiment sharpening, thinning or even polishing carbon steel.

Version 2.0 of the popular tank now features a thicker spine, slightly reduced heel height, and added weight for improved balance. Its overall design resembles a Nakiri style, featuring a thin grind ideal for precise cutting while providing ample space for your knuckles. Unlike traditional cleavers meant for chopping through bones and solids, this iteration is optimized for precision rather than brute force.

Nakiri knives are highly known for their long and flat blade. They tend to be fabricated with a higher heel compared to other models and are extremely popular for chopping vegetables. They are the ideal candidate for cutting long veggies in a single chop, but also great for a push or pull cut into harder vegetables. The square shape allows you to easily grip your fingers around the handle with no fear of busting your knuckles when chopping your vegetables.

Many chefs that regularly work with vegetables and fruits consider their Nakiri a primary knife in the kitchen.

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