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(PRE-ORDER) Titanium Paring K.n.i.f.e
$800.00
Prix régulier $500.00Pre-order Information:
This product is available for preorder. Shipping will begin between May 2025 and thereafter.
Be among the first to own this exceptional item! The first 100 units will be offered at an exclusive 37.5% discount.
Stay tuned for the official announcement of the product launch date.
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# Product Specifications:
- Handle: TC4 Titanium Alloy (Grade 5 Titanium)
- Blade: 14C28N Steel (renowned for tactical and outdoor performance)
- Screws (2 pieces): TC4 Titanium Alloy (Grade 5 Titanium)
Additional specifications:
- Blade Length: 11cm / 4.33in
-Overall Length: 22.5cm / 9in
- Weight: 65g
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## Note from the Makers:
We have explored the possibility of creating a full titanium blade using various alloys. However, after extensive testing, we concluded that existing titanium alloys are not ideal for functional blades, such as kitchen paring knives. The edge retention of titanium blades does not meet our standards, and over time, this would lead to performance issues. Despite these challenges, we remain committed to pursuing advancements that may one day enable us to achieve a fully titanium functional knife.
P.S. Pastry Chefs, please use a cutting board 🙏🏻
by Byron
(PRE-ORDER) Titanium Paring K.n.i.f.e
$800.00
Prix régulier $500.00Pre-order Information:
This product is available for preorder. Shipping will begin between May 2025 and thereafter.
Be among the first to own this exceptional item! The first 100 units will be offered at an exclusive 37.5% discount.
Stay tuned for the official announcement of the product launch date.
---
# Product Specifications:
- Handle: TC4 Titanium Alloy (Grade 5 Titanium)
- Blade: 14C28N Steel (renowned for tactical and outdoor performance)
- Screws (2 pieces): TC4 Titanium Alloy (Grade 5 Titanium)
Additional specifications:
- Blade Length: 11cm / 4.33in
-Overall Length: 22.5cm / 9in
- Weight: 65g
---
## Note from the Makers:
We have explored the possibility of creating a full titanium blade using various alloys. However, after extensive testing, we concluded that existing titanium alloys are not ideal for functional blades, such as kitchen paring knives. The edge retention of titanium blades does not meet our standards, and over time, this would lead to performance issues. Despite these challenges, we remain committed to pursuing advancements that may one day enable us to achieve a fully titanium functional knife.
P.S. Pastry Chefs, please use a cutting board 🙏🏻
by Byron