K10 Kosher Butching Knife

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The K10 Kosher Butchering Knife (also called the "Challif") is part of Spyderco's kitchen knife series. It was a collaboration between Spyderco and Rabbi Yurman of New York as a kosher way to kill chickens.

Appearance in catalogs

Designer

Spyderco] Rabbi Yurman

History, mentionings etc. from the forums

Sal explains a bit about the background of the K10

Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web

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Variations

The K10 is:

  • made by Masahiro (meaning Wide-Quality) in Seki City, Japan
  • does not feature Spyderco's trademark round hole
  • is Spyderco's only knife to ever use MRS-10 steel
  • each PE knife was reground to .1mm thick
SKU Handle Edge Steel From/To MSRP Note Number made Grind Collectors club
K10 Black linen Micarta PE/SE MBS-30 Only the PE version is considered kosher, as it cannot have any nicks or scratches in the blade. For this reason, there is also no engraving on the blade, though SPYDERCO/YURMAN is engraved on the handle. 600 (300 PE and 300 SE) Full Flat

Most collectible variation

Questions regarding collecting the K10

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Technical information

Measurements (mm and grams) of the K10 Challif:

Variation Length overall Length blade Length edge Blade thickness Weight
K10

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the K10 Challif:

Variation Length overall Length blade Length edge Blade thickness Weight
K10

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