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  • Masahiro TX-101 6.9-inch (175mm) Chinese Cleaver

    Masahiro TX-101 Chinese Cleaver The Masahiro TX-101 is a thin, broad-bladed Chinese cleaver for cooks who do most of their cutting with one knife. Like the traditional Chinese chef’s knife, it slices, dices, minces and juliennes vegetables and boneless meat, and its wide blade doubles as a scoop for carrying food from board to pan. At this size, the TX-101 is light and nimble enough for cooks new to the cleaver form. Features Stainless-clad carbon steel: The core is MV85 carbon steel, which takes a keen edge, holds it well and is easy to resharpen on waterstones. The core is laminated between layers of SUS410 stainless steel, so only the exposed edge requires the care of a carbon knife. Double-bevel edge: The edge is ground evenly on both sides, so it cuts straight and suits right- and left-handed cooks alike. Slightly curved edge: A gentle curve allows a light rocking motion for mincing herbs and garlic, while the long flat section handles push cuts. Rosewood handle: The handle provides a secure grip and a traditional appearance. Choosing a Cleaver The larger Masahiro TX-104 210mm Chinese Cleaver offers more length and weight for high-volume vegetable work. The TX-101 is a slicing cleaver, not a bone cleaver; its thin blade is not intended for chopping through bone. Learn More
  • Masahiro TX-104 8.25-inch (210mm) Chinese Cleaver

    Masahiro TX-104 Chinese Cleaver The Masahiro TX-104 is a full-size Chinese cleaver for cooks who prepare large quantities of vegetables and boneless proteins. Its long, tall blade slices, dices, minces and juliennes with long, efficient strokes, and its broad face carries a full board of prepared ingredients to the pan in one motion. Features Stainless-clad carbon steel: The high-carbon steel core takes a keen edge, holds it well and is easy to resharpen on waterstones. Stainless steel cladding covers the faces of the blade, so only the exposed edge requires the care of a carbon knife. Double-bevel edge: The edge is ground evenly on both sides, so it cuts straight and suits right- and left-handed cooks alike. Slightly curved edge: A gentle curve allows a light rocking motion for mincing herbs and aromatics, while the long flat section handles push cuts. Balanced weight: The added mass of the larger blade carries the knife through dense vegetables such as cabbage and winter squash flesh with less effort. Choosing a Cleaver The smaller, lighter Masahiro TX-101 Chinese Cleaver suits smaller hands and cooks new to the cleaver form. The TX-104 is a slicing cleaver, not a bone cleaver; its thin blade is not intended for chopping through bone. Learn More

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