"SHIMOUSANOKUNI KOUGETSU" Gyuto Knife (Japanese Chef's Knife) Shirogami No.1, 240mm Other Knife HONMAMON "AZUMASYUSAKU" Hoof Cutting Japanese 1118688

Name: "SHIMOUSANOKUNI KOUGETSU" Gyuto Knife (Japanese Chef's Knife) Shirogami No.1, 240mm Other Knife HONMAMON "AZUMASYUSAKU" Hoof Cutting Japanese 1118688
Brand: willsnyderlaw.com
SKU: 46034560391
Price: 409.50 USD
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Rating: 4.2961 (27 reviews)

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"SHIMOUSANOKUNI KOUGETSU" Gyuto Knife (Japanese Chef's Knife) Shirogami No.1, 240mm Other Knife HONMAMON "AZUMASYUSAKU" Hoof Cutting Japanese 1118688 HONMAMON "AZUMASYUSAKU" Hoof Cutting Japanese Hatchet Machete for Cattle (Japanese Style) Blade Double Bevel 100mm (NATA) Blade length: 240mm Blade width: 50mm (base) Blade thickness: 3 ■ Features: Blade thickness 2mm

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