Behold a set of three knives, all of them purest black. In fact, these knives are so black, they’re branded that way – “Pure Black.” And the magnet that holds them to the wall like a great set of knives should be displayed? “Pure White.” These products are designed for Shelton, who presents them as a set, the magnet 42 cm long seeming to float on the wall, simplicity abound. Pure Black, three knives for cutting, are exceptionally clean and functional, each of them forged of a single piece of stainless steel, their handles effortlessly blending into their blades.
The matte black coating along these knives provide a superb grip and evoke the though of elegant cooking, beautiful cuts, and gourmet dinners. Cut with style.
Pure White: Materials: stainless steel and plastics Length: 42 cm / Height: 3,5 cm / Depth: 1,2 cm
Pure Black: Materials: stainless chromium steel with soft black coating Length: chef’s knives 34,3 cm / 23,7 cm – bread knife 37,4 cm FDA approved
Designer: HolmbäckNordentoft
What happens to them when they need to be sharpened? Do they lose their coating, or am I just imagining things?
What happens to them when they need to be sharpened? Do they lose their coating, or am I just imagining things?
These products are designed for STELTON, who…
There, Fixed That For You…
These products are designed for STELTON, who…
There, Fixed That For You…
Does anyone know what these knives run? I want a set, but cannot find a price anywhere, though they do not appear to simply be a concept…
Does anyone know what these knives run? I want a set, but cannot find a price anywhere, though they do not appear to simply be a concept…
This is simply awesome! would buy a set if it ever comes out
This is simply awesome! would buy a set if it ever comes out
Whichever coating process they use will add a few micron on the cutting edge of the knives, it might seem like nothing, but they will definitly result in a knife that is less sharp.
You need to sharpen the knives after coating. I think it might even look nicer with clear metal finish on the edge
Whichever coating process they use will add a few micron on the cutting edge of the knives, it might seem like nothing, but they will definitly result in a knife that is less sharp.
You need to sharpen the knives after coating. I think it might even look nicer with clear metal finish on the edge
Just had another close look, the edge is sharpened after coating, it's more clear when you follow the link
Just had another close look, the edge is sharpened after coating, it's more clear when you follow the link
I think that they must have in the handle some type of insulating and nonskid material… by security questions.
I think that they must have in the handle some type of insulating and nonskid material… by security questions.