Tokushu Knife Hammertone SLD Petty 135mm – Custom Wa Handle

Tokushu Knife Hammertone SLD Petty 135mm

A compact petty for precise everyday preparation, from trimming boneless meat to slicing fruit, shallots and small vegetables. The 135mm blade offers a useful balance of reach and control, with a distinctive geometric hammertone finish.

Made for Tokushu Knife by Tadafusa in Sanjo, Japan, the blade uses SLD semi-stainless steel, hardened to approximately 62 HRC. It offers lasting edge retention with easier day-to-day care than a traditional carbon steel knife.

Choose your handle

• Rosewood & Buffalo Horn: A custom octagonal wa handle with rich red-brown rosewood and a naturally patterned buffalo horn ferrule. This is the main photographed knife.
• Amboyna & Buffalo Horn: A custom octagonal wa handle with warm, figured Amboyna and a pale buffalo horn ferrule.
• Blade Only: Supplied without a handle, ready for a custom handle fitting. A handle must be fitted securely before use.

Select a variant to view its matching photographs. The handled variants show the individual knives available; blade-only photographs are representative.

Specifications

• Brand: Tokushu Knife
• Blade maker: Tadafusa, Sanjo, Japan
• Knife type: Petty / utility knife
• Blade length: 135mm
• Total length (with handle): 250mm
• Blade height at heel: 30mm
• Spine thickness at heel: 2.8mm
• Spine thickness at midpoint: 2.0mm
• Spine thickness at tip: 0.1mm
• Weight (with handle): 94g
• Steel: SLD semi-stainless
• Hardness: Approximately 62 HRC
• Finish: Hammertone / tsuchime
• Handle: Custom wa handle selected by variant, or blade only

Total length and weight refer to the handled knife. These may vary slightly with the custom handle; the Blade Only option is supplied without a handle.

Care

Hand wash and dry promptly after use. SLD is rust resistant but not fully stainless. Do not soak or put in a dishwasher. Use a wood or suitable synthetic cutting board, and avoid bones, frozen food and twisting the edge. Maintain the edge with whetstones.