Gyuto 255mm SanMai Tasmanian Blackwood

When it comes to a Brook Turner blade its performance first design all the way. Brooks knives tend to feature geometry that is inspired by the Japanese style. So, on this classic Wa style Gyuto we find a thin blade, 3mm and less, subtly tapered, relatively low blade height and a classic profile. These knives are a pleasure to use, its the type of cutting experience were you forget about the knife as it falls into the background reliably doing its job without fail.

Brook has developed a signature style that centres around premium steels, house forged laminates and incredible, exotic woods, often sourced from him home country Australia. On this knife we have a beautiful wrought iron clad 26c3 blade. A lovely satin polish completed on whetstones, and brute de forge at the spine complete this simple classic. The handle, a classic octagonal hidden tang in Tasmanian Blackwood. 

Brook is an extremely talented craftsman, his work features an unquestionably high standard of fit and finish. This is the kind of knife that is an absolute delight to work with and looks incredible.