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Messermeister Blacksmith Knives
The Blacksmith Collection is Messermeister's newest flagship line. Thinner and lighter than the classic Messermeister lines, these knives are beautifully balanced and built to beat fatigue. The hand-polished black pakkawood handles are ornamented with a single black pin for an elegant design that is simple, sleek and comfortable. Precision ground blades are ultra-tough and extremely sharp. This is a workhorse knife line that represents the modern evolution in German smithing. These knives are made with pride and attention to detail in Solingen.
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Messermeister Blacksmith 9-inch Kullens Carving Knife
Messermeister designed its Blacksmith Kullens carving knife for slicing large cuts of meat, such as roasts, hams and poultry, into thin, even slices. The long, narrow blade carries the kullens hollows that let air between the steel and the meat, so each slice releases cleanly.From brisket and prime rib to a holiday turkey, the length lets you draw through a large roast in one pass and keep the cut face smooth. The pointed tip works around bones at the end of a cut. Its ebony Pakkawood handle and Blacksmith finish make it a handsome carving knife to bring to the table.
Another Long BladeThe 8.5-inch Scalloped Slicing Knife handles bread and soft-skinned produce as well as roasts. Learn More$189.95 -
Messermeister Blacksmith 8-inch Chef's Knife
Messermeister calls the 8-inch Blacksmith chef’s knife the everyday workhorse for chopping onions, mincing herbs and slicing proteins. A thin-ground profile keeps it agile, by Messermeister’s description, so it moves through a bell pepper or a sweet potato without wedging.Messermeister says the Blacksmith knives feel incredibly light in the hand, and the distinctive Blacksmith finish gives the blade a crafted look. That lightness and the bolster-balanced construction make long prep sessions less tiring. The ebony Pakkawood handle is contoured with several control surfaces, so it stays secure in a pinch grip or a full grip. It is a striking knife for a home cook who wants German durability with a distinctive look, and a strong gift for anyone who appreciates craftsmanship on the counter. Pair it with a honing steel to keep the edge aligned.
Blacksmith Starting PointsThe 6.5-inch Kullens Santoku suits straight-down chopping. The 5-Piece Next Level Block Set includes this knife. Learn More$199.95 -
Messermeister Blacksmith 6-inch Utility Knife
Messermeister says its 6-inch Blacksmith utility knife bridges the gap between a paring and chef’s knife, and it makes quick work of tomatoes, citrus, sandwiches and smaller cuts of meat. The narrow blade suits board work that would feel clumsy with a large knife.Use it to trim a pork chop, slice a block of cheddar or segment an orange over a bowl. Like the rest of the series, it is light in the hand, and the contoured ebony Pakkawood handle gives a secure grip for quick, repeated cuts. It is a practical third knife for a cook who already owns a chef’s knife and a parer.
Where It FitsThe 3.5-inch Paring Knife handles work in the hand. Learn More$139.95 -
Messermeister Blacksmith 3.5-inch Paring Knife
From peeling apples and hulling strawberries to deveining shrimp and creating garnishes, the 3.5-inch Blacksmith paring knife takes on the small jobs. Messermeister notes that the distinctive Blacksmith finish brings rugged character to even the smallest knife in the line.The short, thin blade gives fine control in the hand, and its light weight keeps it nimble for detail work. It pairs naturally with the Blacksmith chef’s knife, and its price makes it an easy first step into the series.
Next in the SeriesThe 6-inch Utility Knife adds reach for board work. Learn More$99.95
