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Made In 8-inch Forged Olive Wood Chef Knife
The Made In Forged Olive Wood Chef Knife is a classic European chef’s knife for cooks who want a sturdy, forgiving blade and the warmth of a wood handle. Made In has it fully forged in Thiers, France, the center of French cutlery making, from a single rod of X50CrMoV15 Nitro+ stainless steel. The curved edge rocks smoothly through herbs and onions, and the full tang gives the knife the weight to power through squash and carrots.
Why It PerformsFully forged, full tang: Shaped from one rod of steel that runs through the handle, so the knife feels solid and balanced in the hand.X50CrMoV15 Nitro+ steel: A tough, corrosion-resistant European stainless steel that holds a working edge and is easy to bring back with a honing rod.Asymmetric 18-degree edge: A durable edge that stands up to hard vegetables and daily use.Olive wood handle: Each handle has its own grain and develops a deeper color with care and use.
What It Does BestRock-chopping herbs, garlic, and onionsBreaking down squash, carrots, and root vegetablesSlicing roasts and boneless meatsEveryday prep where a forgiving edge matters
Choosing the Right Made In KnifeFor a thinner, lighter blade with a finer 15-degree edge, compare the Made In 8-inch Japanese Damascus Steel Gyuto. The chef knife is also sold with a paring knife in the Made In 2-Piece Forged Olive Wood Knife Set, and with a paring knife and bread knife in the Made In 3-Piece Forged Olive Wood Knife Set. Learn More$179.00 -
Made In 3-Piece Forged Olive Wood Knife Set
The Made In 3-Piece Forged Olive Wood Knife Set is a complete starter kit of essential knives: a chef knife for everyday chopping and slicing, a serrated bread knife for crusty loaves, and a paring knife for small, precise jobs. Made In forges all three in Thiers, France, from single rods of X50CrMoV15 Nitro+ stainless steel, with full tangs and olive wood handles.
What Each Knife Does8-inch chef knife: Chops vegetables and herbs and slices meat.9-inch bread knife: Saws through hard crusts without crushing the crumb, and slices cakes and tomatoes.3.8-inch paring knife: Peels, cores, and trims in the hand or on the board.
Why It PerformsFully forged, full tang: Each knife is shaped from one rod of steel that runs through the handle.Forgiving European steel: Tough, corrosion resistant, and easy to maintain with a honing rod.Matched olive wood handles: A set that looks good on a magnetic strip or in a drawer, with a unique grain on every handle.
Choosing the Right Made In SetWithout the bread knife, the Made In 2-Piece Forged Olive Wood Knife Set pairs the chef and paring knives. Each knife is also sold individually: the Made In 8-inch Forged Olive Wood Chef Knife, the Made In 9-inch Forged Olive Wood Bread Knife, and the Made In 3.8-inch Forged Olive Wood Paring Knife. Learn More -
Made In 2-Piece Forged Olive Wood Knife Set
The Made In 2-Piece Forged Olive Wood Knife Set covers most of the cutting in a home kitchen with just two knives: an 8-inch chef knife for chopping and slicing, and a 3.8-inch paring knife for the small, precise work. Both are fully forged in Thiers, France, from single rods of X50CrMoV15 Nitro+ stainless steel, with full tangs and olive wood handles.
What Each Knife Does8-inch chef knife: Chops onions and herbs, breaks down squash, and slices meat.3.8-inch paring knife: Peels, cores, hulls, and trims in the hand or on the board.
Why It PerformsFully forged, full tang: Each knife is shaped from one rod of steel that runs through the handle, for strength and balance.Forgiving European steel: X50CrMoV15 Nitro+ is tough, corrosion resistant, and easy to bring back with a honing rod.Olive wood handles: Each handle has its own grain, so no two sets look alike.
Choosing the Right Made In SetTo add a serrated knife for bread, the Made In 3-Piece Forged Olive Wood Knife Set includes the Made In 9-inch Forged Olive Wood Bread Knife. Each knife is also sold individually: the Made In 8-inch Forged Olive Wood Chef Knife and the Made In 3.8-inch Forged Olive Wood Paring Knife. Learn More -
Masahiro L Series 160 mm Boning Knife
The Masahiro L Series boning knife has a bit of flex due to the thinness of the blade and nature of MBS-26 steel. A solid performer that gets sharper and holds an edge longer than the traditional German/American stamped steel boning knives. Steel Composition Detail: Carbon 0.9%, chromium 13%, molybdenum, vanadium Core shape: Full tang Sub-zero treatment: Yes Learn More$60.25 -
Masahiro L Series 175mm Santoku
A santoku is intended to be a multi-task knife. Shorter than a chef knife, but maintaining the blade width by rounding the spine down to meet the cutting edge. The Masahiro L Series is a thinner and lighter version of the MV series santoku (MH13723) that was popularized by it's use on many Japanese cooking shows. The L series blade is 1 mm thinner and the bolster has been removed to miminize weight. Blade material: Masahiro proprietary stainless steel (MBS-26) Material details: Carbon 0.9%, chromium 13%, molybdenum, vanadium Hardness: HRC 58-59 Core shape: Full tang Sub-zero treatment: Yes Grind: Asymmetrical Compound (80/20) Handle material: laminated polyurethane impregnated wood Made in Japan Learn More$63.00 -
Masahiro L Series 8 in. (210mm) Gyuto
The Masahiro L Series 8 in Gyuto is the Japanese equivalent of a chef knife. Whereas a standard German chef knife has the tip in line with the spine, a gyuto is formed with the tip nearer the cutting edge for a longer and flatter cutting surface. This is the basic workhorse which one normally uses for 80 percent of their prep work. This thinner version is particularly easy to maintain with just a ceramic or steel honing rod. Some cooks prefer a lighter knife to avoid carpal tunnel and ease of use; others prefer a heavy knife and allow the weight to do some of the work. If you're in the former camp, this knife is your best choice for light, thin and ultra-sharp Japanese steel. Blade material: Masahiro proprietary stainless steel (MBS-26) Material details: Carbon 0.9%, chromium 13%, molybdenum, vanadium Hardness: HRC 58-59 Core shape: Full tang Sub-zero treatment: Yes Grind: Asymmetrical Compound (80/20) Handle material: laminated polyurethane impregnated wood Made in Japan Learn More$73.00 -
Masahiro L Series 7 in. (180mm) Gyuto
The Masahiro L Series 7 inch Gyuto is a slightly different shape than a Western chef knife, with a flatter cutting surface (less rocking motion). The most commonly used chef's knives are 8 inches or longer so this is a shorter blade well suited for use as a "line knife". Learn More$63.00 -
Masahiro MV Left-Handed Santoku
The Masahiro MV 6.75 in. (175mm) Left Handed Santoku was developed in Japan as a knife that combines the advantages of both a nakiri knife (a Japanese knife) and a gyuto knife (a Western knife). Santoku knives feature a very flat blade profile and a wide body for a comfortable choke grip. Santoku knives are considered all purpose but tend to work best for prepping vegetables as they allow the user to make very fine cuts like julienne, tourne, fine dice and even peeling cucumber and daikon radishes. With the MV Steel used in this Santoku the cook will find this knife is very easy to hone and sharpen when it finally starts to dull as the majority of the sharpening will be done on the face side of the blade and the steel is very responsive to ceramic rods and whetstones. Since Masahiro’s founding, they have been dedicated to making knives in Seki City, the sword capital of Japan. The materials used in their knives are sourced in Japan. In addition, no part of the processing is outsourced overseas, and their parts are made in Japan. At Masahiro craftsmen carry out almost all processes from material selection to hardening and finishing sharpening at their main factory. Each and every knife is packed with the know-how of our veteran craftsmen. The sharpness of our knives is guaranteed by the handiwork of craftsmen who have been making knives for many years. They carefully assess the characteristics of each material and apply the optimal processing and sharpening to each knife. The MV line by Masahiro is the model that sets the standard for stainless steel professional knives.The handle is made of laminated reinforced wood with antibacterial agents. The blade is made of high-carbon stainless steel "MBS-26," which is resistant to rust and has excellent sharpness durability. The weight of the knife feels good in your hand, and it is a well-balanced design that does not tire you out even after long hours of work. A single-edged blade is a knife with a back bevel on one side. The main benefit of a single sided blade is the taper of the blade comes to a finer edge; an added benefit of the single-sided blade is the ease of sharpening on stones, the majority of the sharpening process is done just on the face(front) side of the knife only a small amount of sharpening work is needed on the backside of the knife to straighten and align the edge. Learn More$145.40 -
Masahiro MV 9.5 in. Left Handed Sujihiki
The Masahiro MV 9.5 in. (240mm) Left Handed Sujihiki is the western version of the Yanagi, this is a protein knife and is intended for cleanly removing meat from bone. This is a honyaki Sujihiki meaning it is a thicker and tougher blade then many other Japanese slicers and can be used to cut beef, pork and chicken along with fish. The MV steel used in this knife can take quite a beating before dulling and the tough steel can make contact with bone; many Japanese Sujihiki(Slicers) use too delicate(hard) of steel to cut anything but fish so this knife has a huge advantage over its competition. The cook will find this knife is very easy to hone and sharpen when it finally starts to dull as the majority of the sharpening will be done on the face side of the blade and the steel is very responsive to ceramic rods and whetstones. Since Masahiro’s founding, they have been dedicated to making knives in Seki City, the sword capital of Japan. The materials used in their knives are sourced in Japan. In addition, no part of the processing is outsourced overseas, and their parts are made in Japan. At Masahiro craftsmen carry out almost all processes from material selection to hardening and finishing sharpening at their main factory. Each and every knife is packed with the know-how of our veteran craftsmen. The sharpness of our knives is guaranteed by the handiwork of craftsmen who have been making knives for many years. They carefully assess the characteristics of each material and apply the optimal processing and sharpening to each knife. The MV line by Masahiro is the model that sets the standard for stainless steel professional knives.The handle is made of laminated reinforced wood with antibacterial agents. The blade is made of high-carbon stainless steel "MBS-26," which is resistant to rust and has excellent sharpness durability. The weight of the knife feels good in your hand, and it is a well-balanced design that does not tire you out even after long hours of work. A single-edged blade is a knife with a back bevel on one side. The main benefit of a single sided blade is the taper of the blade comes to a finer edge; an added benefit of the single-sided blade is the ease of sharpening on stones, the majority of the sharpening process is done just on the face(front) side of the knife only a small amount of sharpening work is needed on the backside of the knife to straighten and align the edge. Learn More$192.75 -
Masahiro MV 9.5 in. Left Handed Gyuto
The Masahiro MV 9 in. (240mm) Left Handed Gyuto is the Japanese analog of a western Chef's Knife. The gyuto is an all purpose kitchen knife that is used for most types of chopping, dicing, mincing, and slicing. Masahiro strives to create knives that are practical, tough and sharp this Gyuto is not as flashy as some other Japanese knives but that is intentional so that price stays competitive and so that added ingredients don't take away from the Proprietary base steel which is thick and tough. Since Masahiro’s founding, they have been dedicated to making knives in Seki City, the sword capital of Japan. The materials used in their knives are sourced in Japan. In addition, no part of the processing is outsourced overseas, and their parts are made in Japan. At Masahiro craftsmen carry out almost all processes from material selection to hardening and finishing sharpening at their main factory. Each and every knife is packed with the know-how of our veteran craftsmen. The sharpness of our knives is guaranteed by the handiwork of craftsmen who have been making knives for many years. They carefully assess the characteristics of each material and apply the optimal processing and sharpening to each knife. This is a chef knife that is designed to tackle any task in the kitchen, hold an edge for an extended period of time and is very easy to resharpen to any desired angle. Masahiro randomly inspects their products for defects, each knife is hand sharpened by blacksmiths before being packaged and they ensure their products cutting ability using The Gifu Prefectural Product Technology Research Institute and their Honda-Type Paper Cutting Test Machine. This is a single-beveled knife and is intended to be sharpened on a whetstone, a ceramic rod can be used as well. Hand wash only. Learn More$192.75
