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The Leather Knife Roll Designed by a Chef
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You can tell a lot about a chef from their knife roll. Unfortunately, from what we
hear often, finding a high quality knife roll to protect chefs’ knives doesn’t seem like
such an easy task. That’s probably why this beautiful leather knife roll has got so many
chefs excited. <br style="box-sizing: border-box; color: rgb(27, 27, 27); font-family:
"Work Sans"; font-size: 18px; letter-spacing: -0.5px; white-space: normal;
background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);"/>Called the “perfect storage tool” by Food &
Wine, the beautiful piece of kit is part of a collaboration between an award-winning chef,
an artisan blacksmith and some outdoor gear craftsmen.
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“Durability, balance and comfort” were the three key attributes that chef Chris
Hastings (Hot and Hot Fish Club and OvenBird) looked to incorporate in the <a
href="http://www.flrbalde.com/round-blade/leather-knife/" target="_self">leather knife</a>
roll, and working together with Radcliffe Menge, the founder of Tom Beckbe, Alabama-based
outdoor apparel company, they came up with the perfect piece of gear for professional
chefs.
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It comes in a full-grain vegetable tanned leather that is durable and elegant, and it
is functional with space for 18 knives and eight additional pieces of hardware. Adjustable
shoulder straps make this high quality roll bag comfortable and ergonomic. <br
style="box-sizing: border-box; color: rgb(27, 27, 27); font-family: "Work Sans";
font-size: 18px; letter-spacing: -0.5px; white-space: normal; background-color: rgb(255,
255, 255);"/>The key feature of the knife roll is that it is balanced – knives are placed
on both sides so the blades cross over one another in opposing pockets. A three-part
interior flap system and two exterior belts make sure knives are secure.If you want to
fill up your new leather knife roll with a set of equally good-looking knives - and have
US$2,499 to spare - check out the limited edition chef knives also available on their
website. Hastings and Menge teamed up with Will Manning, the blacksmith of Tennessee knife
brand Heartwood Forge, who created the set that includes three knives - an elongated
paring knife, a traditional chef’s knife and a cleaver-like knife that Menge calls the
Butcher’s Haste.
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Most slitter blades feature a beveled edge for optimal cutting power. A beveled edge
allows a blade to slit material instead of creating standard cuts. When a slitting knife
has the primary purpose of making punctures, it will have teeth. These teeth create
smaller slits in progression, such as the ones found on tear-off paper products. Our sales
engineers can help you determine which blade solution will work best for your application.
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At York Saw & Knife, we manufacture all of our slitter blades in-house. As an
original <a href="http://www.flrbalde.com/" target="_self">equipment manufacturer</a>, you
’ll appreciate our competitive prices and fast turnaround times that allow you to
maximize your profits. If you get our blades as an end-user, we will listen to your needs
to design a personalized solution. We consider your business goals our business goals.
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APPLICATIONS FOR OUR SLITTER BLADES
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Our slitter blades can slit a wide range of materials, including:
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Paper: A <a href="http://www.flrbalde.com/slitting-blade/" target="_self">slitting
blade</a> can create slits and perforations in paper for a variety of purposes. For
example, a toothed slitter blade can create a tear-off line for tear-away paper products.
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Corrugated products: Corrugated products such as fiberboard and cardboard need high-
quality blades for the best cutting results. Our expertly made slitting knives can create
slits in these materials while keeping their edge.
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Food and meats: Slitting knives can slice and score a variety of food products. We can
develop custom blades for applications like meat slicing and processing.
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Foil and film: Our precision slitting blades have the sharpness needed to smoothly
slit foil. You can also request a custom blade for slitting other delicate materials like
film.
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Textiles: Fabric requires a sturdy blade that retains its edge throughout regular
cutting operations. Our team develops custom slitting blades for textiles that achieve the
cuts you need.
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Plastics: We can design slitting knives suitable for plastics of various thicknesses
and compositions. Their sharpness and durability allow you to work with a wide range of
synthetic materials.
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And more
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This list includes just a few of the possible applications for slitting knives. Thanks
to our versatile capabilities, you can specify a slitting blade design for a variety of
uses.
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Long blade knives
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In this article, we will introduce you to knives that have a blade length of at
least 20 centimetres. It is obvious that <a href="http://www.flrbalde.com/long-blade/"
target="_self">long blade</a>s are particularly well-suited to larger ingre-dients, but
these knives excel in different areas too, as you will find out:
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Super Slicer: the cut-anything knife
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There are some ingredients that demand a truly exceptional knife: the tough skin
of a pineapple, for example, or the stalk of an artichoke. And the Super Slicer can easily
handle both: the convex, outwardly shaped serrations of the blade ensure pow-erful and
clean cuts - even with very fibrous, tough foods. <br style="box-sizing: border-box;"/>
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Salmon knife: sharp and flexible
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Granted, there isn’t always a suitable knife for every possible situation. But,
if you have a whole salmon in front of you, or at least half of one, you'll love this
blade. The Salmon knife is very long, sharp and flexible, so you don't tear the fine
flesh of the fish and you can cut wafer-thin slices.
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