Description
Uther finished Pendragon 200, then blued – designed for kitchen prep and as a table knife for chops or pizza – tested by local Chefs.
The coloured pinch grip design is both tactile and should feel like an extension of your wrist due to Wolf & Dingo knives being balanced, encouraging a quicker action while preparing a culinary delight.
Bespoke variations are made to order and may include Diamond* Ruby* Sapphire* Opal – Cut, polished, conflict free – setting in Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze, which is an art in itself, setting in High Carbon Steel, 440C Carbon Stainless Steel or Titanium is a challenge combining engineering with the art of setting cut and polished precious stones.
Wolf & Dingo – Cutting Edge – Knives, Blades & Frontier Cookware, Bodmin Moor, Cornwall. Forged by hand, a single piece of recycled high Carbon Steel, some of the finest blade steel available today, complete with a brand stamp.
Wolf & Dingo knives are;
- Forged from a single piece of recycled high Carbon Steel, including the handle
- Forged in a triangular cross section, giving inherent strength, down to an edge thickness of approx 0.015″ (0.4 mm) before being ground and finished
- Sharp, since they have a diamond and water stone ground edge
- Quick, as they are balanced
- Pinch grip design
- Polished bee’s wax finish for protection
- Ambidextrous, there is no bias
- Stamped and able to be personalised – please enquire
- Designed and forged by Charles Atkinson, award winning designer artist blacksmith.
Wolf & Dingo – Cutting Edge – Sharp as a Razor, Quick as a Dream
The blade length is measured from tip to heel.
Uther Pendragon 200 – Not Dead Yet – Dimensions (approx):
- Blade length: 200 mm
- O/A length: 345 mm
- Width: 28 mm
- Depth: 40-50mm
- Weight: 240 g
This is a handmade artisan product so naturally there will be some variations between each piece.
Pendragon – Not Dead Yet – recycled High Carbon Steel Cornish Chef Knife and 440C Knife care;
Pinch grip design, wash and dry thoroughly after use, store in a dry place, if possible resharpen with a fine whetstone for best performance, lightly Olive oil occasionally – Wolf & Dingo.co.uk
