Wangmazi Kitchen Knife - Sangdao - No. 2

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The Wangmazi Sangdao No. 2 is an ideal choice for home cooks and culinary enthusiasts seeking a professional-grade vegetable cleaver that balances traditional craftsmanship with modern durability. Its high-quality stainless steel blade excels at everything from heavy-duty vegetable prep to precise slicing of meats and poultry, offering excellent control and reduced hand fatigue. While this knife provides exceptional cutting performance, users should note that as a dedicated cleaver, it requires mindful maintenance and proper storage to preserve its sharp edge and prevent corrosion over time.
| Series | Sangdao |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | No. 2 |
| Brand | Wangmazi |
No, this cleaver is designed for standard kitchen prep. Cutting frozen food or hard bones can chip or damage the blade edge.
No, you should always wash the knife by hand to preserve the steel quality and handle integrity.
We recommend using wooden or soft plastic cutting boards to keep the edge sharp for longer.
The frequency depends on usage, but regular honing before each use and professional-style sharpening every few months is recommended.
It is a versatile vegetable cleaver perfectly suited for slicing, dicing, and chopping vegetables, herbs, and boneless meats.
Use a honing rod to realign the edge or a whetstone to sharpen the blade if it has become significantly blunt.
These are likely water marks or minor oxidation; clean the knife with a soft abrasive sponge, then dry it completely and lightly coat with food-safe mineral oil.
To ensure the longevity of your Wangmazi No. 2, avoid using it on hard surfaces like granite, glass, or marble, which can dull the blade prematurely; wood or high-quality plastic cutting boards are recommended. After each use, wash the knife by hand with warm water and mild dish soap, then dry it thoroughly with a soft cloth immediately to prevent water spots or rust. Do not place this knife in a dishwasher, as the high heat and harsh detergents can damage the handle and dull the edge. For sharpening, use a traditional whetstone or a reputable honing rod to maintain the factory edge periodically.