Forged Damascus K-Tip Nakiri Knife — Raindrop Pattern Blade, Black Resin Handle & Silver Pins | JW Steel Crafts Year_1998 Steel bolsters sit between each

Steel bolsters sit between each blade and handle

The spine thickness is approximately 6mm

Q5: Is this suitable for hunting

This flexibility lets you tailor the rack to accommodate different cargo sizes with ease

and 1 ash scraper

Forged Damascus K-Tip Nakiri Knife — Raindrop Pattern Blade, Black Resin Handle & Silver Pins | JW Steel Crafts Year_1998 Steel bolsters sit between eachThe History Behind This Blade The K Tip Nakiri emerged in Japan during the Meiji era as bladesmiths began blending Western pointed tip geometry with the flat edged Nakiri profile that had served Japanese vegetable markets for centuries. The standard Nakiri had a squared tip efficient for push cuts but limited for detail work. The angled K Tip gave cooks a precise point for scoring, detail slicing, and fine work that the original profile could not