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Small Cleaver “Elven”

289 $

This small cleaver is handy, practical and has a floral ornament etched on the blade. Beauty and the Beast in one knife!

This cleaver is made of carbon steel – see the “About carbon steel” tab to learn more about its specifics!

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Description

Small Cleaver “Elven”

Large knife with rectangular blade is a great choice for chopping small bones, tendons and gristle, and cutting meat.

If you have smaller hands or simply do not like the big knives, this shorter version of a classic cleaver will be better option for you. The blade length of a cleaver is approx. 17,7 cm (6,96 in) – in that case the blade’s length is shorter: 15,3 cm (6,02 in). Small cleaver is also lighter (it weights almost 200-230 g / 7,05-8,11 oz less than our classic cleaver).

Additional information

Model

Cleaver

Steel

High Carbon (80crv2)

Handle material

Stabilized Walnut, Brass Pins

Color

Brown

Liners

Teal

Dimensions

Overall length: 26,2 cm (10,31 in)
Blade: 15,3 cm (6,02 in)

Weight

400 g (14,10 oz)

About carbon steel

🧑‍🍳 Carbon-steel knives, often known as working knives, are preferred by professional chefs as well as bushcraft and survival fans because of their ease of sharpening and their supreme cutting edge, which is simply unattainable using stainless steel.

🤎 Carbon-steel is very reliable but a little more demanding. The knife will serve you for many years if you take care of it. A patina will form on the blade‘s surface over time – this is a natural process. If the knife comes into contact with salty or acidic products, the patina will appear faster. It’s nothing bad – it does not affect the taste of the food, nor is not harmful to health.

🕰 Like wood or other natural materials, carbon-steel will change over time, but it will also develop a unique character.


How to care?

  • Always wipe the knife dry immediately after use.
  • Never wash them in a dishwasher!
  • Wipe the blade with olive oil (or any edible oil) once in a while.
  • You can treat the handle the same way – greasing is the best form of knife maintenance.
  • Handmade knives require proper storage – they prefer magnetic strips (ideally one that does not scratch the blade) or knife blocks – in other words, they like to be displayed.