Green Man Knives

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Fusion Gyuto

from £300.00
A picture of one of my 'Fusion' gyuto chefs' knives. Completely handmade with an African blackwood handle.
A picture of one of my 'Fusion' gyuto chefs' knives for filleting meat and fish. Completely handmade with a pink ivory hardwood handle.
A picture showing the detailing of one of my 'Fusion' gyuto chefs' knives for filleting meat and fish. Completely hand made with a pink ivory hardwood handle.
A picture of one of my 'Fusion' gyuto chefs' knives for filleting meat and fish. Completely hand made with a curly birch hardwood handle.
A picture of one of my 'Fusion' gyuto chefs' knives for filleting meat and fish. Completely handmade with an English walnut hardwood handle.
A picture of one of my 'Fusion' gyuto chefs' knives. Completely hand made with an African blackwood handle in it's saya.
A working drawing showing the dimensions of my handmade gyuto meat and fish filleting knife.
A working drawing showing the dimensions of my handmade gyuto meat and fish filleting knife.

Fusion Gyuto

from £300.00

The Gyuto is intended as a meat and fish filleting knife.

Knives in my Fusion range are a fusion of traditional knife designs from East and West. They have the very popular Japanese blade shapes but a full tang as preferred by Western kitchens

The high-carbon steel blades are differentially hardened for a harder, sharper cutting edge and a softer, toughening spine.

For the blade, you have the following options:

  • high-carbon steel (26C3)

  • stainless steel (14C28N)

  • Damascus steel (Inox).

Please begin your selection below to customise your knife. Further choices will appear in the pop-up window once you click the 'Purchase' button.

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The Gyuto is intended as a meat and fish filleting knife.

Knives in my Fusion range are a fusion of traditional knife designs from East and West. They have the very popular Japanese blade shapes but a full tang as preferred by Western kitchens

The high-carbon steel blades are differentially hardened for a harder, sharper cutting edge and a softer, toughening spine.

For the blade, you have the following options:

  • high-carbon steel (26C3)

  • stainless steel (14C28N)

  • Damascus steel (Inox).

Please begin your selection below to customise your knife. Further choices will appear in the pop-up window once you click the 'Purchase' button.

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