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The 5-Piece Hageshi Knife set features an AUS-10 Japanese steel cutting core with two layers of clad 430 high-carbon stainless steel and has handcrafted octogonal shapped African Mkuruti wood and Ebony wood handles. Each knife is eloquently paired with a carbon magnetic ash wooden knife sheath to securely stow and protect your blades. This premium Japanese chef knife set is highly durable and corrosion resistant, ensuring long-lasting use and making it an ideal choice for professional heady duty use, as well as everyday kitchen tasks. Furthermore, these artisan knives are designed for precision and accuracy, so you can handle any type of cooking task with ease. Boasting fine craftsmanship and superior quality, these Japanese knives will make an impressive addition to any passionate chef’s kitchen.   Elevate Your Experience - Watch the Demo Materials Blade Steel: AUS-10 Japanese steel cutting core Cladding: 2 layers of 430 high-carbon stainless steel Blade Finish: Hammer forged finish Handle: African Mkuruti wood & Ebony wood Knife Covers/Sheath: Carbon magnetic ash wood Features Hand-forged Japanese craftsmanship Ruthlessly sharp 12° angle blade Hardness rating: +60-62HRC Long lasting edge retention Full tang: yes Ergonomic handle, enabling superior control Perfectly well-balanced Double bevelled (suitable for left and right-handed users) Benefits 100% Consistent, clean quality cuts High-grade, fair priced Free, Fast Priority Shipping Lifetime Guarantee Artisan handcrafted Japanese Knives   Technical Specs Kiritsuke Knife, 9 inch Blade length: 225mm Blade width: 52mm Blade spine thickness: 3mm Handle length: 143mm Total length: 377mm Weight: 236g Gyuto Knife, 8 inch Blade length: 204mm Blade width: 47mm Blade spine thickness: 2.7mm Handle length: 143mm Total length: 359mm Weight: 207g Nakiri Knife, 7 inch Blade length: 174mm Blade width: 51mm Blade spine thickness: 2.7mm Handle length: 143mm Total length: 325mm Weight: 227g Petty Knife 5.5 inch Blade length: 140mm Blade width: 34mm Blade spine thickness: 2.5mm Handle length: 115mm Total length: 260mm Weight: 110g Santoku Knife 5 inch Blade length: 125mm Blade width: 39mm Blade spine thickness: 2.5mm Handle length: 115mm Total length: 245mm Weight: 118g What's Included? 5-Piece AUS-10 JApanese Steel Knife set 9" Kiritsuke 8" Gyuto 7" Nakiri 5.5" Petty 5" Santoku 5 carbon magnetic knife covers/sheaths SEIDO Signature storage / gift ox Care Instructions Hand Wash with warm, soapy water Dry Immediately after washing Store safely with blade edge protected Sharpening We recommend sharpening all quality Japanese knives on whetstones, as we believe they yield the best results for your knives.

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Having looked around the web for decent starting points for making knives, I found a lack of free printable knife patterns, templates or any knife profiles in PDF or other suitable format and have had mixed results. In an effort to contribute to the knife-maker community at large, I'd like to share some profiles that I have made. These are not to be considered precise, but rather a starting point for your knife project. Feel free to add your own variations, shrink, stretch, pencil over the curves etc. You can transfer them to wood, polycarbonate or steel to make a pattern. I try to make them in different sizes so one should be a close fit to your piece of steel. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- These are FREE to use. Free as in Beer. If you do use them, I'd appreciate if you sent me a note or a pic of the finished knife; that would be awesome! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Note: Save the PDF or open in Acrobat first before printing. Printing directly from your browser's preview as this can distort the dimensions. There are now over 75 PDF downloads now! Thanks for all of your comments and suggestions! More profiles at: Knife Patterns II Knife Patterns III Knife Patterns IV Knife Patterns V and Knife Patterns VI pages. Please Advertisement: Are you looking to build up a 2 x 72" belt grinder for making knives? Oregon Blade Maker's eBay Store DH18 - Drop point BC4 Bushcraft Knife Chef's Knives DP16 - Drop Point CP2 - Clip Point w/Thumb Grip BK2 - Drop Point DH15 - Drop Point Hunter DH14 - Drop Point Hunter DH13 - Drop Point Hunter DH12 - Drop Point Hunter DH11 - Drop Point Hunter DH10 - Drop Point Hunter DH9 - Drop-point Hunter DH8 - Hunting Knife DH7 - Hunting Knife DH6 - Hunting Knife CP1 - Clip Point Roughly based on Paul Beebe's design. DH5 - Drop Point Hunter KR1 - Template in various sizes. BC2 - Bushcraft knife BC3 - Bushcraft Knife DH1 - Drop-point Hunter This is a design based on Schuyler Lovestrand's beautiful Model H-10. DH2 - Hunter This is a slight variation on the Hunter theme. LZ1 Template This is roughly based on Marcin Bona's "Lizard" design. BRA1 - Bushknife DH3 - Drop-Point Hunter With in-tang lanyard hole. Akin to the "fox." MIL1 - Military/Police Knife Styled similar to ESEE MIL series. TCK1 - Tactical Style With Western tanto style tip. More profiles at: Knife Patterns II Knife Patterns III Knife Patterns IV Knife Patterns V and Knife Patterns VI pages. HOW TO MAKE A PATTERN As a rule, I always make some form of pattern when doing a first time profile. This is how I do it. Print the profile and choose the right size for your stock. In this example I choose the 8" version. After printing, simply slap a ruler down and determine which is best. Remember that there will be some line thickness from your marker, so choosing a size that is slightly smaller than your stock is better than one which is slightly larger that your stock. Using regular scissors I cut the paper to shape and do whatever creative curves here. Cut a piece of plywood, say 1/8" or 1/4" that will fit your paper cutout. Glue the paper down to the plywood using any PVA glue, wood glue/white school glue etc. Once dry, get to cutting it out with coping saw, band saw, scroll saw, whatever means you have. I have a small bandsaw that works great for this. Be sure to cut outside the line as we're going to want to sand this into a near-perfect shape. Once cut, sand to the line (or wherever you want the shape to be). I use 80 grit to get the basic shape. Sometimes a round file works good in the tight inside curves. Drill the holes for the pins/lanyard holes. I use a small bit, 1/8" for this as the holes are only for marking and don't have to be the actual size of the pins. I keep several versions of the same design for giggles. Clamp the pattern down to your steel and mark the shape with a paint pen or permanent marker. Wherever possible, apply the pattern in a way the will reduce the amount of cutting. In this case I put the template near the top edge. Putting it in the middle would mean having to cut both top and bottom out. This can amount to lots of extra work depending on the thickness of the stock. Here's a picture of Mark's knife made from DH9. Awesome work for a first knife! Thanks for the pic Mark. Here's a picture of Pete's knife with scales made of white oak from a whiskey barrel. Thanks Pete. These are Larry's skinners with paracord. Sweet looking hamons! A beautiful knife based on the DH1 by Henry. I like what Hunter did with this variation on the DH6 pattern. Very sleek! This very nice knife and sheath were made by Andrew from the BC2 pattern. Beautiful!

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This is bundle 1 of knife template files for laser cutting, plasma cutting, water jet cutting and wire cutting in dxf and\or dwg format I was a knife maker and blacksmith/bladesmith for over 15 years and some of these were open sourced and the rest designed by me. All of the open sourced have been tweaked and changed and therefore my designs. The video is just a fragment representing my work over the years so please feel free to ask any questions if you are new to knife making. The file is suitable for laser cutting, plasma cutting, water jet cutting and wire cutting or just print out and cut out on a band saw . The drawings are suitable for the manufacture of knives. Pay Attention : Please note that you are purchasing a DIGITAL design, there will be no physical item(s) sent. PLEASE CHECK WITH YOUR MACHINES ABILITY TO USE THESE FORMATS. All CAD programs can open these and most should be able to convert to the format required for cutting machines. After payment you will receive an email with a link to download the file you purchased. You can read more about digital products at the link https://help.etsy.com/hc/en-gb/articles/115013328108 If you still have any questions, you need help or personalization of the product, contact me at any time, I am always ready to help.

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