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- The art of boning was already in demand in all ancient cultures. In those days, it was performed with sharpened horn or by a specially shaped stone. A cutting edge was created by hitting the edges of the hard stone. Both of these ancient tools already bore a certain resemblance to today's boning knives.
- The shape of the blade has changed slightly over the years. The knife was initially only used to remove the bones. Skinning, removing the tendons and expertly cutting the individual pieces only came later.
- The boning knife is available with a blade length of 10 to 18 cm in two different blade shapes (straight and curved) and in different flexibilities (flexible, semi-flexible and stiff). You can choose between the handles from our ErgoGrip, MasterGrip or ExpertGrip butcher's knife series. A boning knife has a narrow blade with a pointed tip. Nowadays, the curved version is more in demand because it is easier to slide along the bone. The curved shape creates a longer cutting edge. This allows you to make a pulling cut, and the more comfortable hand position is easier on the wrist.
Additional Info
| Blade Length (Inches) | 5 in. |
|---|---|
| Blade Length (mm) | 127 mm |
| Blade Width (inches) | No |
| Grind | 50/50 Bevel |
| Steel Type | X55CrMo14 |
| Rockwell Hardness | 56 |
| Stainless | Yes |
| Handle Material | Plastic |
| Spine Thickness (mm) | No |
| Brand | Friedrich Dick |
| Country of Manufacture | Germany |
| SKU | D8 2182 13-66 |
| Manufacturer's Part Number | 8218213-66 |
| Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price | $25.00 |
