Kitchen Devils Control Paring Knife - 7cm

The Control range of Kitchen Devils Knives, developed by Fiskars, won a prestigious red dot design...

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The Kitchen Devils Control Paring Knife is designed for home cooks seeking enhanced safety and comfort during intricate kitchen tasks. Its key benefit lies in the ergonomic handle with a soft-grip and finger stop, minimizing hand fatigue and preventing slips, even when wet. A potential caveat is its specific size, making it best suited for smaller, detailed cutting jobs rather than general chopping. This knife features a lightweight design, an ultrasharp taper-ground blade crafted from high-quality Japanese steel, and a secure grip for confident handling.

All features

SeriesControl
Model Part Number603001
BrandKitchen Devils

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FAQs

What is the main advantage of the Control range?

The Control range's main advantage is its focus on safety and comfort, featuring an ergonomic handle with a finger stop and soft-grip to prevent slips and reduce hand fatigue.

What type of steel is the blade made from?

The blade is made from high-quality Japanese steel, known for its sharpness and durability.

Can I use this knife for chopping vegetables?

This 7cm paring knife is best suited for small, precise tasks like peeling and trimming. It is not ideal for general chopping or slicing larger ingredients.

How should I clean the knife?

Hand wash the knife with warm, soapy water and dry it immediately with a soft cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or putting it in the dishwasher.

What does the 'red dot design award' signify?

The red dot design award is an internationally recognized seal of quality for outstanding design and innovation.

Is the handle material durable?

The soft-grip material is designed for comfort and grip. For longevity, avoid abrasive cleaning methods that could degrade the material over time.

Where is the best place to store this knife?

It is best stored in a knife block, on a magnetic strip, or with a blade guard to protect the sharp edge and prevent accidents.

Troubleshooting

Knife feels dull

The blade may need sharpening. Use a suitable knife sharpener or honing steel for Japanese steel blades. Ensure you are sharpening at the correct angle.

Handle feels slippery

Ensure the soft-grip areas are clean and free from grease or oil. While designed for grip, extreme slipperiness might indicate residue. Dry the handle thoroughly.

Blade shows signs of corrosion or staining

This is uncommon with high-quality steel but can occur if left wet or exposed to acidic foods for extended periods. Wash with mild soap and water and dry immediately. For stubborn spots, a non-abrasive cleaner might be needed, followed by thorough drying.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Enhanced safety with a prominent finger stop and soft-grip.
  • Superior comfort due to the lightweight, ergonomic handle design.
  • Precise and effortless cutting with an ultrasharp Japanese steel blade.
  • Excellent maneuverability for detailed food preparation.
  • Award-winning design recognized for its quality and innovation.

Cons

  • Blade length (7cm) is not suitable for large chopping or slicing tasks.
  • May require more frequent sharpening than harder steel knives over time.
  • Soft-grip material might show wear with abrasive cleaning methods.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: This knife requires no setup. It is ready for immediate use upon unboxing.

Compatibility: Compatible with most cutting boards.

Care Instructions:

  • Washing: Hand wash only with warm, soapy water. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scouring pads, which can damage the blade and handle.
  • Drying: Dry immediately after washing with a soft cloth to prevent water spots and maintain the blade's integrity.
  • Storage: Store in a knife block, magnetic strip, or blade guard to protect the edge and prevent accidents. Avoid storing loosely in a drawer.
  • Sharpening: For optimal performance, sharpen the blade regularly using a knife sharpener or honing steel appropriate for Japanese steel.