DARKWOOD – “BIRD BEAK” KNIFE
Darkwood - "bird beak" knife - pakka wood handle
LONGTIME® certified - Designed to last
The original bird’s beak was invented in 1925 by Jean Déglon.
Created during a food restriction period, the bird’s beak point was used to easier trim potatoes, so as to waste as little as possible of the edible part. Also used to shape vegetables
Darkwood is a knife collection with a sleek and elegant design that reintroduces the mythical knives developed by Jean Déglon in the 1920’s.
The polished pressed wood handle gives the knife a great resistance to shocks, gaps in temperature and humidity.
The stainless steel blade is assembled with 2 aluminium tubular rivets.
The blade thickness has been adapted to the specific use of each tool, in order to ensure perfect maneuverability.
- Dimensions (cm)
- 17,2 x 1,9 x 1,1 cm
- Weight (g)
- 60 g
- Size
- blade of 7 cm
- Material
- blade made in s/s X46Cr13
- Hardness
- 54 Hrc
- Blade
- half tang blade
- Sharp-cutting edge
- smooth
- Handle
- beech wood, with 2 rivets
- Color
- Black
- Rivets
- aluminum alloy
- Cleaning advice
- not suitable for dishwasher
- Industrial property
- registered design
- Warranty
- lifetime
- Type of customization
- text, pattern
- Customization condition
- By unit
- Blade length
- 7
- Type of cutting edge
- smooth blade
- Handle material
- wood
- Customizable
- yes
