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The K19 Minarai Gyota appeared in: | The K19 Minarai Gyota appeared in: | ||
* [https:// | * [https://publications.spyderco.com/view/981496557/ 2022 Spyderco Reveal Volume 9] | ||
* [ | * [https://publications.spyderco.com/view/981855115/ 2023 Spyderco Product Guide] | ||
* [https://publications.spyderco.com/view/27212419/ 2024 Spyderco Product Guide] | * [https://publications.spyderco.com/view/27212419/ 2024 Spyderco Product Guide] | ||
* [https://publications.spyderco.com/view/622552540/ 2025 Spyderco Product Guide] | |||
==Designer== | ==Designer== | ||
[[Murray Carter]] | [[Murray Carter]] | ||
[[Murray Carter Makers mark]] | |||
==History, mentionings etc. from the forums== | ==History, mentionings etc. from the forums== | ||
Latest revision as of 20:37, 27 January 2025
The K19 Minarai Gyuto is part of Spyderco's Murray Carter Collection of kitchen knives.
Appearance in catalogs
The K19 Minarai Gyota appeared in:
- 2022 Spyderco Reveal Volume 9
- 2023 Spyderco Product Guide
- 2024 Spyderco Product Guide
- 2025 Spyderco Product Guide
Designer
History, mentionings etc. from the forums
Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web
K19 Minarai Gyuto
Translated as "cow blade," the Gyuto is the Japanese equivalent of the Western chef's knife. Its versatile design is suitable for slicing, carving, chopping, and detailed food preparation chores.
Literally meaning "in front of the cutting board," Itamae is an extremely prestigious title reserved for highly skilled sushi chefs. Consistent with that elite status, the Murray Carter Collection's Itamae Series -- the highest tier in the Collection -- proudly features premium materials and uncompromising craftsmanship.[1]
Variations
The K19 is originally made in Seki City, Japan, and:
- features a modified Drop Point Blade shape
- features a black Polypropylene handle
- as one of few exceptions in Spyderco's line-up, it does not feature Spyderco's trademark round hole
| SKU | Handle | Edge | Steel | From/To | MSRP | Note | Number made | Grind | Collectors club |
| K19BK | Black Polypropylene | PE | CTS-BD1 | 2022 - | $270.00(2022) | Part of Spyderco's Murray Carter Collection | N/A | Full Flat |
Most collectible variation
The original K19 Minarai Gyuto, complete with original box and papers in mint condition is likely to be the most collectible version.
Questions regarding collecting the K19
Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:
Questions with an answer:
Technical information
Measurements (mm and grams) of the K19 Minarai Gyuto:
| Variation | Length overall | Length blade | Length edge | Blade thickness | Weight |
| K19BK | 391mm | 257mm | 240mm | 2.4mm | 145g |
Measurements (inches and ounces) of the K19 Minarai Gyuto:
| Variation | Length overall | Length blade | Length edge | Blade thickness | Weight |
| K19BK | 15.40" | 10.13" | 9.43" | 0.094" | 5.1oz |
References
- ↑ The K19 Minarai Gyuto in Spyderco's online catalog
Pictures
Related
- K15 Itamae Petty
- K15 Wakiita Petty
- K15 Minarai Petty
- K16 Itamae Funayuki
- K16 Wakiita Funayuki
- K16 Minarai Funayuki
- K17 Itamae Nakiri
- K17 Wakiita Nakiri
- K17 Minarai Nakiri
- K18 Itamae Bunka Bocho
- K18 Wakiita Bunka Bocho
- K18 Minarai Bunka Bocho
- K19 Itamae Gyuto
- K19 Wakiita Gyuto
- K19 Minarai Gyuto
