H1-D-MO, the Hohenmoor cutting icon, is hand-forged and sharpened with great skill. 240 layers of carbon steel with a slightly convex grind on the 19 cm blades provide impressive cutting performance. The handles made of repeatedly hard-oiled, approx. 2000-year-old bog oak form a wonderful contrast to the magnificent blades. The H1-D-MO is a universal knife with a European design and is at home in many cutting tasks.
The beautiful damask pattern is made visible by meticulous hand grinding and subsequent etching. This creates a slightly relief-like and topographical-looking surface, with ever new and unique patterns. Each damask knife is therefore a hand-made unique piece in its pattern and appearance with high standards of functionality, design and charisma.
Special features:
- Blade hand-forged, 240-layer Damascus
- Extremely sharp
- Excellent resharpening
- Rockwell hardness 61-62 HRC
- Slightly convex grind
- Fine secondary phase
- Handle made of centuries-old bog oak, treated several times with hard oil
- Not rustproof, takes on patina
- Brass head plate protects the end grain to the blade
Enjoy your knives: Keep your knives professionally sharp with a strop and water sharpening stone. Clean your knife under lukewarm water and use a scratch-free dishcloth. Dry thoroughly afterwards to avoid possible rust formation.
Technical data:
| Blade height: | 47 mm |
| Knife type: | utility knife |
| Blade length: | 190 mm |
| Blade material: | full damask - 240 layers |
| Blade thickness: | 3 mm |
| Cut: | slightly convex / spherical cut |
| Stainless steel: | no - takes on a patina |
| Rockwell hardness: | 61-62 HRC |
| Handle material: | bog oak |
| Grip strength: | 16 mm |
| headstock: | Brass |
| Weight: | 150 g |