Quick Facts — SHI-314 Japanese chef's knife
- Model: SHI-314
- EAN: 5903839939204
- Type: Japanese chef's knife
- Blade: Damascus steel, 67 layers
- Core: Extremely hard core
- Handle: Plane wood
Shiori Sifu by Jakub Suchta is a Japanese chef's knife with a genuine Damascus steel blade built from 67 layers around an extremely hard core. The blade shape was developed specifically for this series as a further development of the classic chef's knife.
The long blade is divided into zones for cutting vegetables, herbs and meat. The handle is plane wood.
Why chefs choose Japanese chef's knife SHI-314
The SHI-314 chef's knife combines an extremely hard core with a multi-layer Damascus steel blade of 67 layers. The layered structure gives a blade that is both hard and flexible, and the hardness of the core determines how long the edge lasts. The higher the HRC value, the longer the knife stays sharp and the less often it needs sharpening on a whetstone.
The Damascus steel surface structure is part of the construction and gives each knife its own layer pattern.
How Japanese chef's knife SHI-314 is used in the kitchen
The blade is divided into zones to cover several tasks with one knife:
- Cutting vegetables.
- Cutting herbs.
- Cutting meat.
- Maintenance by sharpening on a whetstone.
Technical Specifications
| Steel construction | Genuine Damascus steel, 67 layers |
| Blade build-up | Extremely hard core, multi-layer structure |
| Blade design | Long blade divided into zones |
| Handle material | Plane wood |
A fit for: Chefs in restaurant kitchens. Charcutiers. Catering cooks. Cooks who cut herbs and vegetables.
Typical settings: Restaurant kitchens. Catering businesses. Hotel kitchens. Butchery and charcuterie shops.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is chef's knife SHI-314 suitable for both meat and vegetables?
Yes. The SHI-314 chef's knife has a long blade divided into zones for cutting vegetables, herbs and meat. The blade is 67-layer Damascus steel with an extremely hard core.
How is chef's knife SHI-314 maintained?
The edge is sharpened on a whetstone. The SHI-314 chef's knife has an extremely hard core, and the higher the HRC value of the steel, the longer the knife stays sharp and the less often sharpening is needed.
What distinguishes chef's knife SHI-314 from other chef's knives?
Chef's knife SHI-314 has a genuine Damascus steel blade of 67 layers with an extremely hard core, and a blade shape developed specifically for the Sifu series. The blade is divided into zones and the handle is plane wood.