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Hazaki Classic Beech 3-Pcs Knife Set

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Hazaki Classic Beech 3-Pcs Knife Set

SPECIFICATIONS

Knife Style: Gyuto
Blade Size: 210mm 
Heel Height: 50mm
Spine Thickness: 2.00mm
Weight: 186g

Knife Style: Petty
Blade Size: 135mm 
Heel Height: 33mm
Spine Thickness: 2.00mm
Weight: 86g

Knife Style: Paring
Blade Size: 90mm 
Heel Height: 24mm
Spine Thickness: 2.00mm
Weight: 63g

Steel Type: Stainless Steel 
Blade Material: AUS10
Blade Finish: Migaki (3-Layer Steel)

Blade Hardness: 60HRC
Bevel: Double
Handle: Beech Wood

This 3-piece matching set from Hazaki’s Classic Series covers pretty much everything you’ll do in the kitchen, from big prep jobs to fine detail work. The blades are forged in Japan using AUS10 stainless steel, then assembled here in Québec, giving you a nice balance of Japanese performance with local hands-on finishing.

AUS10 is a solid all-around steel: it gets nice and sharp, holds an edge well, and doesn’t demand a ton of maintenance. The finish is clean and refined without being flashy—built to be used, not just admired.

All three knives feature full-tang construction with rivets, so they feel stable and confidence-inspiring in hand. No gimmicks here—just straightforward, well-built knives that do what they’re supposed to do.

What’s in the set:

  • Gyuto
    This is the main workhorse. If you had to pick one knife to do almost everything, this would be it. The profile gives you a flat section for chopping, a bit of belly for rocking, and a pointed tip for precision work. It’s the reason so many cooks prefer a Gyuto over a traditional chef’s knife.

  • Petty
    Perfect when the Gyuto feels like overkill. Great for trimming, slicing smaller ingredients, portioning proteins, and everyday prep where control matters.

  • Paring
    Small, nimble, and made for in-hand tasks. Ideal for peeling, coring, and detail work where a bigger blade just gets in the way.

If you’re looking for a simple, well-rounded knife setup that actually gets used day after day, this set makes a lot of sense. Clean design, reliable steel, and the right knives for real kitchen work—nothing more, nothing less.


SPECIFICATIONS

Knife Style: Gyuto
Blade Size: 210mm 
Heel Height: 50mm
Spine Thickness: 2.00mm
Weight: 186g

Knife Style: Petty
Blade Size: 135mm 
Heel Height: 33mm
Spine Thickness: 2.00mm
Weight: 86g

Knife Style: Paring
Blade Size: 90mm 
Heel Height: 24mm
Spine Thickness: 2.00mm
Weight: 63g

Steel Type: Stainless Steel 
Blade Material: AUS10
Blade Finish: Migaki (3-Layer Steel)

Blade Hardness: 60HRC
Bevel: Double
Handle: Beech Wood

This 3-piece matching set from Hazaki’s Classic Series covers pretty much everything you’ll do in the kitchen, from big prep jobs to fine detail work. The blades are forged in Japan using AUS10 stainless steel, then assembled here in Québec, giving you a nice balance of Japanese performance with local hands-on finishing.

AUS10 is a solid all-around steel: it gets nice and sharp, holds an edge well, and doesn’t demand a ton of maintenance. The finish is clean and refined without being flashy—built to be used, not just admired.

All three knives feature full-tang construction with rivets, so they feel stable and confidence-inspiring in hand. No gimmicks here—just straightforward, well-built knives that do what they’re supposed to do.

What’s in the set:

  • Gyuto
    This is the main workhorse. If you had to pick one knife to do almost everything, this would be it. The profile gives you a flat section for chopping, a bit of belly for rocking, and a pointed tip for precision work. It’s the reason so many cooks prefer a Gyuto over a traditional chef’s knife.

  • Petty
    Perfect when the Gyuto feels like overkill. Great for trimming, slicing smaller ingredients, portioning proteins, and everyday prep where control matters.

  • Paring
    Small, nimble, and made for in-hand tasks. Ideal for peeling, coring, and detail work where a bigger blade just gets in the way.

If you’re looking for a simple, well-rounded knife setup that actually gets used day after day, this set makes a lot of sense. Clean design, reliable steel, and the right knives for real kitchen work—nothing more, nothing less.


$190.95
Hazaki Classic Beech 3-Pcs Knife Set
$190.95

Description

SPECIFICATIONS

Knife Style: Gyuto
Blade Size: 210mm 
Heel Height: 50mm
Spine Thickness: 2.00mm
Weight: 186g

Knife Style: Petty
Blade Size: 135mm 
Heel Height: 33mm
Spine Thickness: 2.00mm
Weight: 86g

Knife Style: Paring
Blade Size: 90mm 
Heel Height: 24mm
Spine Thickness: 2.00mm
Weight: 63g

Steel Type: Stainless Steel 
Blade Material: AUS10
Blade Finish: Migaki (3-Layer Steel)

Blade Hardness: 60HRC
Bevel: Double
Handle: Beech Wood

This 3-piece matching set from Hazaki’s Classic Series covers pretty much everything you’ll do in the kitchen, from big prep jobs to fine detail work. The blades are forged in Japan using AUS10 stainless steel, then assembled here in Québec, giving you a nice balance of Japanese performance with local hands-on finishing.

AUS10 is a solid all-around steel: it gets nice and sharp, holds an edge well, and doesn’t demand a ton of maintenance. The finish is clean and refined without being flashy—built to be used, not just admired.

All three knives feature full-tang construction with rivets, so they feel stable and confidence-inspiring in hand. No gimmicks here—just straightforward, well-built knives that do what they’re supposed to do.

What’s in the set:

  • Gyuto
    This is the main workhorse. If you had to pick one knife to do almost everything, this would be it. The profile gives you a flat section for chopping, a bit of belly for rocking, and a pointed tip for precision work. It’s the reason so many cooks prefer a Gyuto over a traditional chef’s knife.

  • Petty
    Perfect when the Gyuto feels like overkill. Great for trimming, slicing smaller ingredients, portioning proteins, and everyday prep where control matters.

  • Paring
    Small, nimble, and made for in-hand tasks. Ideal for peeling, coring, and detail work where a bigger blade just gets in the way.

If you’re looking for a simple, well-rounded knife setup that actually gets used day after day, this set makes a lot of sense. Clean design, reliable steel, and the right knives for real kitchen work—nothing more, nothing less.