DICK 1905 Carving knife small 15 cm

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 DICK Series 1905 Carving knife small 15 cm Item no. 8195615

Overall length 28.0 cm
Blade length 15.0 cm equals 6 inches
Blade material X50CrMoV15 forged stainless steel, rustproof
Hardness 55-56 Rockwell
Blade height 2.8 cm
Handle length 14.0 cm
Handle material POM plastic in black colour with stainless steel ferrules
Special feature Final sharpening by hand, ferrules instead of rivets, laser-tested blade geometry, half bolster
Weight 174 grams
Manufacturer FRIEDRICH DICK, Deizisau
Hand washing and drying is mandatory

The carving knife is a universal tool with a medium-pointed blade. Slender and narrower, and therefore lighter than a chef's knife, it is suitable for long, fine cuts of meat, roasts, ham, fish or vegetables. This model is also available in a 21 cm blade length with a plain or serrated edge.
Series 1905 - The exclusive ones. This is how FRIEDRICH DICK describes these chef's knives. A homage to Art Nouveau, which characterises the transition from the nineteenth to the twentieth century. Significant are the stainless steel ferrules, which replace the usual rivets. They are just as hygienic because they are completely joint-free and inseparable from the handle material made of polyoxymethylene, a highly resilient plastic. The F.DICK labelling is embossed by hand. The blade is slim ground, polished and perfectly balanced. To facilitate continuous sharpening and reduce weight, the cutting tools have a half bolster.
1905 - Einstein presents his theory of relativity.
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