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8" Havoc Chef Knife - 80CrV2 Carbon Steel
If you only have one knife on the counter, this is it. The 8" Havoc Chef knife is designed to be the most versatile tool in your arsenal. It will be the first knife you reach for, and the last one you put away. It balances the authority of a full-sized chef knife with the finesse of a precision slicer, making it as capable of fine-dicing shallots as it is of breaking down a harvest of root vegetables.
Crafted from 80CrV2 high carbon steel, the blade features a distal taper. This design provides a sturdy spine at the heel for heavy-duty tasks, transitioning into a thin, laser-like tip for intricate detail work. At just 7.7oz, it offers a nimble, "weightless" feel that reduces fatigue during long prep sessions without sacrificing the clearing power of its 2.25" blade height.
The handle is fitted with premium stabilized maple burl handle scales, meticulously pinned to a full tang. The stabilization process ensures the scales remain impervious to the moisture and temperature shifts of a working kitchen. The natural, complex grain of the burl ensures that while this knife is a utilitarian workhorse, it remains a centerpiece of functional art.
Technical Specifications
Steel: 80CrV2 High Carbon
Edge Length: 8"
Blade Height: 2.25" at the heel
Edge Hardness: ~60 HRc
Overall Length: 13.5"
Weight: 7.7 oz
Handle Material: Stabilized Maple Burl
Care and Maintenance
Because this knife is crafted from high-performance 80CrV2 carbon steel, it requires a different level of care than standard stainless steel. With use, the blade will develop a unique "patina"—a natural darkening of the steel that helps protect it and tells the story of the meals you’ve prepared.
Hand Wash Only: Never put your knife in the dishwasher. Wash with warm, soapy water and dry immediately.
Keep it Dry: Do not leave the knife soaking in the sink or sitting wet on a cutting board.
Oil Regularly: To prevent rust, apply a light coat of food-grade mineral oil to the blade and handle periodically, especially if it will be stored for an extended period.
If you only have one knife on the counter, this is it. The 8" Havoc Chef knife is designed to be the most versatile tool in your arsenal. It will be the first knife you reach for, and the last one you put away. It balances the authority of a full-sized chef knife with the finesse of a precision slicer, making it as capable of fine-dicing shallots as it is of breaking down a harvest of root vegetables.
Crafted from 80CrV2 high carbon steel, the blade features a distal taper. This design provides a sturdy spine at the heel for heavy-duty tasks, transitioning into a thin, laser-like tip for intricate detail work. At just 7.7oz, it offers a nimble, "weightless" feel that reduces fatigue during long prep sessions without sacrificing the clearing power of its 2.25" blade height.
The handle is fitted with premium stabilized maple burl handle scales, meticulously pinned to a full tang. The stabilization process ensures the scales remain impervious to the moisture and temperature shifts of a working kitchen. The natural, complex grain of the burl ensures that while this knife is a utilitarian workhorse, it remains a centerpiece of functional art.
Technical Specifications
Steel: 80CrV2 High Carbon
Edge Length: 8"
Blade Height: 2.25" at the heel
Edge Hardness: ~60 HRc
Overall Length: 13.5"
Weight: 7.7 oz
Handle Material: Stabilized Maple Burl
Care and Maintenance
Because this knife is crafted from high-performance 80CrV2 carbon steel, it requires a different level of care than standard stainless steel. With use, the blade will develop a unique "patina"—a natural darkening of the steel that helps protect it and tells the story of the meals you’ve prepared.
Hand Wash Only: Never put your knife in the dishwasher. Wash with warm, soapy water and dry immediately.
Keep it Dry: Do not leave the knife soaking in the sink or sitting wet on a cutting board.
Oil Regularly: To prevent rust, apply a light coat of food-grade mineral oil to the blade and handle periodically, especially if it will be stored for an extended period.