MIYABI Nakiri - KOH 4000FC - 17 cm


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The MIYABI Nakiri KOH 4000FC is a premium, professional-grade vegetable knife designed for home cooks and chefs who prioritize precision in plant-based preparation. Featuring an FC61 ice-hardened steel blade and an ergonomic octagonal Pakka wood handle, it excels at rapid, clean slicing of fruits and vegetables; however, it requires meticulous hand-washing and proper storage to maintain its delicate, razor-sharp Katana-edge.
| Series | KOH 4000FC |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 33952-171-0 |
| Brand | MIYABI |
No, the Nakiri is specifically designed for vegetables and fruits. The thin edge can be damaged if used on meat bones or frozen foods.
This knife comes with a ZWILLING Lifetime Warranty against defects in material and craftsmanship.
While honing can help realign the edge, ensure your honing steel is suitable for hard Japanese steels (61 HRC). A whetstone is generally preferred for this blade type.
The octagonal shape is a traditional Japanese handle style that provides an anti-slip grip and improves control and stability during precise cutting tasks.
Every MIYABI KOH 4000FC knife is manufactured in Seki, Japan.
Use a Japanese whetstone or a high-quality sharpening system designed for 61 HRC steel to restore the Katana-edge.
These are likely water spots or minor oxidation; gently clean with a soft abrasive cleaner or specialized stainless steel polish and dry immediately.
Lightly sand the wooden handle with fine-grit sandpaper if needed and apply a light coat of food-grade mineral oil to restore its finish.
Because this is a high-performance Japanese knife, setup is minimal—simply wash the blade with warm water and mild detergent before the first use. To ensure the longevity of the FC61 steel, always dry the blade completely with a soft cloth immediately after cleaning to prevent water spots or oxidation. Never place this knife in the dishwasher, as the high heat and harsh detergents will ruin the Pakka wood handle and dull the sharpened edge. Periodically, you may apply a food-safe mineral oil to the wooden handle to keep it from drying out. Store the knife in a knife block or on a magnetic strip to keep the edge from coming into contact with other metallic utensils.