STEELPORT 10" Slicing Knife / Oregon Big Leaf Maple Burl / Coffee Patina 52100 Carbon Steel
SKU
S10-1000
$450.00
In stock
1
Product Details
Whether you’re slicing a brisket, carving a Thanksgiving turkey, or preparing delicate sashimi, the STEELPORT 10” Slicing Knife transforms every moment in the kitchen into a true pleasure. With its extended blade, this knife glides through large cuts of meat and fish, allowing you to carve with grace and ease—no sawing required—while maintaining the integrity and beauty of your ingredients.
Designed to blend the best features of a slicer and a cimeter, the STEELPORT 10” Slicing Knife offers unparalleled control. Its curved, generous blade ensures full contact with both your food and cutting board, providing ample knuckle clearance for a safe, fluid cut. Whether you’re a home cook or a seasoned chef, this knife becomes a trusted companion for those who regularly work with larger proteins.
Crafted from the finest carbon steel and finished with elegant burlwood, the STEELPORT 10” Slicing Knife is not just a tool—it’s a statement. For those who value the art of the cut and the joy of presentation, this knife is as much a showpiece as it is a workhorse in the kitchen.
Drop Forged Full Tang: Solid one-piece drop forged construction from blade tip to end cap for a well balanced and long lasting knife.
65HRC 52100 Carbon Steel: Proprietary heat treatment and Cryo process results in a fine grained wear-resistant blade delivering first-ever exceptional 65 HRC hardness without becoming brittle.
Temper Line: Differential heat treatment creates a softer spine for overall durability.
Contoured Bolster with Hand Polished Edges: Smooth transition from bolster to handle for comfort, and encourages proper pinch grip hold.
Oregon Big Leaf Maple Handle: Beautiful locally sourced natural hardwood, stabilized with resin to meet tough kitchen requirements and won’t shrink or swell.
Made in the USA: All materials are ethically sourced from the USA, and the knife is manufactured and hand sharpened in Portland, Ore.
