Hand-Forged Boning Knife for Chefs, 6-Inch Serbian Carbon Steel
Details
There's a rustic, unpolished character to a hand-forged blade that machine-made knives never quite manage, and this 6-inch deboning knife wears it well. Forged in Serbia the traditional way, the carbon stainless steel blade carries a hammered texture along its face — not just for looks, it helps resist corrosion and keeps food from sticking as you work. The curved wood handle has a large finger hole built in for a grip that stays secure through fast, repetitive cuts, whether you're breaking down a chicken, trimming lamb ribs, or working through vegetables on the same board.

What makes it work
- Full-tang, double-edged blade — carbon stainless steel that holds an edge and keeps you cutting through meat, vegetables, and deboning work without switching tools.
- Hammered blade texture — resists corrosion and reduces sticking, so cuts stay clean and the blade wipes down easily after use.
- Curved handle with a finger hole — shaped for a secure, fast grip, with a portable leather sheath included to protect the edge between uses.
Keeping the edge
Like any carbon steel blade, this one rewards a little upkeep — with proper sharpening it stays sharp and dependable for meat, vegetable, and deboning tasks well beyond what a stamped knife can manage. It doubles easily as a boning knife, a camp or fishing knife, or an everyday chef's knife, so it earns its space in the block.
Specifications
| Blade material | Carbon stainless steel, hand-forged |
| Tang | Full tang, double-edged |
| Blade length | 5.6" (14.2 cm) |
| Blade width | 2.2" (5.5 cm) |
| Blade thickness | 4 mm |
| Net weight | 0.68 lb (310 g) |
| Handle | Curved wood, finger hole grip |
| Included | Portable leather sheath |
Frequently asked questions
What tasks is this knife best for?
It's built as an all-around tool — chopping and deboning chicken or lamb ribs, trimming meat, and prepping vegetables all fall well within what the blade handles.
Does it come with any protection for the blade?
Yes, a portable leather sheath is included, so you can carry or store it without the edge catching on anything.
How do I keep the blade in good shape?
Carbon steel holds a sharp edge but needs regular sharpening to stay that way — kept up, it's a dependable tool for meat, vegetables, and deboning for years.
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