Windmillknife Peeling Knife Bird Beak Cherry Carbon Fine-glazed 160mm

Windmillknife Peeling Knife Bird Beak, Cherry, Carbon, Fine-glazed, 160mm The 'bird's beak', a variation of the Wharncliffe blade shape, facilitates the peeling of fruit and vegetables with the concave cutting edge. The 'glazing' describes a machining process by which a very homogeneous surface is achieved on the blade. The difference to simpler knives - which appear unclean and coarse due to visible grind marks - is that the blade offers considerably less attack points and therefore a higher corrosion protection. Solingen Dry-Fine Grinding: In contrast to most of today's knives, windmill knives are still manufactured with the principle of the 'Solingen dry-fine grinding'. The blade angle is set high above, whereby the blade runs slantingly and pointedly towards the cutting edge. The result is particularly evident in the high sharpness and edge retention. This traditional type of cut is rarely practiced even in Solingen, but the high appreciation of Solinger knives all over the world is justified. The extended, balanced handle adapts perfectly to the hand and allows for easy peeling of, for example, Such as potatoes, fruit or other vegetables. Handle: Cherry Blade: Carbon Surface: fine-glazed Blade length: approx. 55mm Total length: approx. 160mm For left- and right-handed 100% FSC certified Caution: The blade of the knife is made of carbon and thus is not stainless!