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Handmade Fillet Boning Utility Knife (6in) NEW

$195

Handmade Fillet Boning Utility Knife (6in)

The Fillet Boning Utility Knife is an essential tool for chefs and culinary enthusiasts who require precision and versatility. This knife is designed to handle detailed work, such as boning, trimming, and filleting, with ease and accuracy.

Key Features:

  • Precision Blade: The knife’s narrow, pointed blade is specifically shaped for navigating around bones and joints, ensuring clean and precise cuts. With a blade length of 6 inches and a total length of 11 inches, this knife is perfectly sized for intricate tasks.
  • 420c Stainless Steel: Constructed from durable 420c stainless steel, this blade offers excellent edge retention and rust resistance, ready to withstand frequent use in demanding kitchen environments.
  • Full Heat Treatment: The blade undergoes a full heat treatment process, ensuring hardness that keeps the edge sharp and enhances durability.
  • Fine Wood Handle: The 5-inch handle is crafted from fine wood, providing a comfortable and secure grip. Its ergonomic design minimizes hand fatigue, allowing for better control over delicate cuts.
  • Bovine Leather Sheath: Each knife comes with a handcrafted bovine leather sheath, offering protection and making it convenient to store or transport.

The Boning Utility Knife, with its precise dimensions and premium materials, is ideal for professionals and home chefs alike. Whether working with meat, fish, or poultry, this knife provides the control and accuracy needed to achieve expert-level results.

Order your Fillet Boning Utility Knife now!


11 in stock (can be backordered)

$195

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are your knives handmade?+

Yes. Hand-forged in Brazil or Argentina using high-carbon or stainless steel, with hardwood or bone handles.

Do the knives come sharpened?+

Yes. Hand-sharpened and honed before shipping. Arrive razor-sharp. Handle with care.

My knife has some rust or patina. Is this normal?+

Yes. High-carbon steel may develop rust/patina during transit. This is normal and removable. Over time a protective patina forms.

How do I maintain the sharpness and prevent rust?+

Hand wash, dry immediately, oil high-carbon steel, store dry, hone/sharpen as needed. Local butchers often offer sharpening.

Can I put my knives in the dishwasher?+

No. Dishwasher damages blades, handles, and finish. Always hand wash and dry.

Do you offer custom knife work?+

No. Large specific orders possible with notice.

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