Kiritsuke Knife Blade Set – Titanium Damascus Steel DIY Making
Kiritsuke Titanium Damascus Steel Chef Knife Blade Set
Craft your dream kitchen knife with this premium Kiritsuke Knife Blade Set, forged from stunning Titanium Damascus Steel. Whether you're a seasoned bladesmith or a passionate DIY knife maker, these high-performance blanks deliver the edge geometry, visual beauty, and raw material quality to create a truly exceptional chef's knife. Available in sets of 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 blades — perfect for individual projects or a workshop supply.
Key Features
- Premium Titanium Damascus Steel — Multi-layer construction delivers outstanding edge retention, sharpness, and a striking watered-silk pattern unique to every blade.
- Kiritsuke Profile — The iconic Japanese-style hybrid tip combines the versatility of a gyuto with the precision of a yanagiba, ideal for professional-grade cutting performance.
- Sharp, Precision Ground Edge — Blade angle exceeding 60°, pre-sharpened and ready for finishing and handle fitting.
- Blade Length: 21 cm — A versatile full-size chef's knife blade suited for slicing, dicing, and fine knife work.
- Handle Tang Length: 8 cm — Generous tang length accommodates a wide range of custom handle materials (wood, resin, horn, G10, etc.).
- DIY Knife Making Ready — Supplied as an unhandled blank so you can shape, drill, pin, and finish the handle exactly as you envision.
- Multi-Pack Options — Order 1–5 blades to stock your workshop or complete a full set of matching kitchen knives.
- No High-Concern Chemicals — Material safety verified; no restricted substances detected.
Specifications
| Blade Material | Titanium Damascus Steel |
| Blade Length | 21 cm |
| Handle Tang Length | 8 cm |
| Blade Angle | >60° |
| Edge | Sharp, pre-ground |
| Pack Size | 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 PCS |
| Model | Knife Blade-26.2.2 |
| Country of Origin | Made in Mainland China |
Who Is This For?
This blade set is ideal for hobbyist and professional knife makers, culinary artisans, woodworkers who dabble in bladesmithing, and anyone who wants to create a one-of-a-kind custom kitchen knife. The Damascus pattern also makes finished knives highly desirable as gifts or display pieces.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does "Damascus Steel" mean for these Kiritsuke knife blades?
A: Damascus steel refers to a blade forged by layering and folding multiple types of steel together, creating the characteristic flowing wavy pattern on the surface. Each Titanium Damascus Steel Kiritsuke blade in this set features that signature pattern, which is not just decorative — the layering process enhances edge retention and overall blade toughness compared to single-alloy steel blades.
Q: Do these knife blades come with handles, or are they blank DIY blanks?
A: These are supplied as unhandled knife blanks specifically designed for DIY knife making. The 8 cm tang allows you to fit virtually any custom handle material — hardwood, stabilized burl, G10, resin, or natural horn — using your preferred pinning or adhesive method. They arrive pre-sharpened and ready for your finishing touches.
Q: Can I buy just one blade, or do I have to purchase a full set?
A: You have full flexibility — this listing offers options for 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 blades so you can match your project needs exactly. Single blades are great for a one-off custom kitchen knife build, while multi-packs offer great value for workshop stocking or crafting a matching set of Kiritsuke chef knives.
Q: What safety precautions should I take when handling these sharp knife blades?
A: These blades arrive pre-sharpened with an edge angle exceeding 60°, so they are very sharp. Always handle them with cut-resistant gloves during the handle-fitting and finishing process. Store unhandled blades in a protective sleeve or wrapped in cardboard when not in use. Follow all standard workshop safety practices when drilling, grinding, or working with the tang.