Hekito - Kitchen knife - Skinning Knife - Collector series - Steel, Wood, Resin, Epoxy - Asia - Exclusive Vintage Collector Knife

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Description from the seller

Presenting an exclusive Hekito skinning knife, blending robust utility with elegant craftsmanship. Designed with a pronounced sweeping belly, this skinner knife provides unmatched accuracy and control for precision tasks.

With a hardness rating of 54 HRC, the stainless steel blade offers exceptional durability and superior edge retention, ensuring consistent performance and resistance to wear. The full-tang construction is complemented by an ergonomic wooden handle secured with brass pins and featuring a lanyard hole for versatile handling.

Specifications:
* Type: Skinning Knife / Collector's Piece
* Origin: Japan (Modern / 2020+)
* Overall Length: 19 cm
* Blade Material: Stainless Steel (54 HRC)
* Handle Material: Pakkawood / Wenge
* Condition: New/Unused

Packaging & Presentation:
The knife is presented in a protective transport box for safe storage and an elegant unboxing experience.

Care Instructions:
* Hand wash only – not recommended for dishwasher use.
* Dry immediately after washing and store securely in its protective box to maintain the edge and finish.

Shipping & Handling:
The knife will be carefully packed with premium protective materials to ensure it arrives safely. Shipment is fully insured and trackable for your peace of mind.

Seller's Story

Master’s in Mechanics of Materials and Structures from the University of Girona (UDG), Spain, continuing a family tradition by offering expertly crafted, high-quality chef knives prized for precision and durability.
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Presenting an exclusive Hekito skinning knife, blending robust utility with elegant craftsmanship. Designed with a pronounced sweeping belly, this skinner knife provides unmatched accuracy and control for precision tasks.

With a hardness rating of 54 HRC, the stainless steel blade offers exceptional durability and superior edge retention, ensuring consistent performance and resistance to wear. The full-tang construction is complemented by an ergonomic wooden handle secured with brass pins and featuring a lanyard hole for versatile handling.

Specifications:
* Type: Skinning Knife / Collector's Piece
* Origin: Japan (Modern / 2020+)
* Overall Length: 19 cm
* Blade Material: Stainless Steel (54 HRC)
* Handle Material: Pakkawood / Wenge
* Condition: New/Unused

Packaging & Presentation:
The knife is presented in a protective transport box for safe storage and an elegant unboxing experience.

Care Instructions:
* Hand wash only – not recommended for dishwasher use.
* Dry immediately after washing and store securely in its protective box to maintain the edge and finish.

Shipping & Handling:
The knife will be carefully packed with premium protective materials to ensure it arrives safely. Shipment is fully insured and trackable for your peace of mind.

Seller's Story

Master’s in Mechanics of Materials and Structures from the University of Girona (UDG), Spain, continuing a family tradition by offering expertly crafted, high-quality chef knives prized for precision and durability.
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Details

Era
After 2000
Kitchen knife type
Skinning Knife
Weight
490 g
Title additional information
Exclusive Vintage Collector Knife
No. of items
2
Country of origin
Asia
Manufacturer/brand
Hekito
Model
Collector series
Material
Epoxy, Resin, Steel, Wood
Condition
As new - unused
Height
39 cm
Width
9 cm
Depth
5 cm
Estimated period
2020+
Sold by
SpainVerified
1317
Objects sold
100%
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