Name: Mcusta MC-0031D Shinra Kasumi gentleman's knife
Brand: Mcusta
SKU: MC-0031D
Price: 2024 DKK
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 10 (1 reviews)

Handle/blade: damasteel/damasteel
Blade length: 7.3 cm
Weight: 75 grams

The **Mcusta MC-0031D Shinra Kasumi** is a slender pocket knife with a Damascus steel handle. The steel liners are partially visible, which gives the pocket knife a very distinctive look. This unique look is further reinforced by the lightly hammered steel used for the liners. The Damascus steel also features a relief.


The blue anodised thumb rest means you can open the blade one-handed. This works flawlessly for both left-handed and right-handed users.


The pocket knife comes with a Nishijin sheath. Nishijin is a 1200-year-old traditional Japanese weaving technique where the yarn is dyed and then used to create beautiful multicoloured patterns.


## Mcusta: luxurious pocket knives from Japan


The Japanese brand Mcusta (Machine Custom Knives) produces stylish, top-quality knives. They use stunning materials such as Damascus steel, micarta, anodised aluminium and outstanding woods. Mcusta knives are produced in Seki, which has been the centre of the Japanese knife industry ever since the 13th century. At Mcusta, they pay a lot of attention to details. This means a great deal of the work is done by hand. The result is a remarkable pocket knife brand that produces charming gentleman's knives with a unique Japanese style. You won't find anything quite like them anywhere else.




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Mooi klein scherp mesje. Kasumi betekend in het Japans mistig en slaat op de kleur overgang van het handvat van licht naar donker.

De oorspronkelijke Kasumi heeft geen damascus maar ebbenhout in het midden van het handvast.

Het lemmet is een nikkeldamast met in het midden een stuk VG10 (hardheid 60) waarmee je snijdt. Het is redelijk hard en goed slijpbaar.

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We always measure the blade height at the highest part of the blade.

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We always measure the blade length ourselves. This is the length of the blade from the tip to the front of the handle. This may deviate from the manufacturer's specification.

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We measure the sharpening angle ourselves. This value is the angle per side.  So 20º means that the total angle of the edge is 40º. Please note that knives are almost always sharpened by hand, even in factories. This value is therefore only an indication of a single tool measured by us. You are always free to choose your own sharpening angle. [Learn more about sharpening angles](/en/ct/sharpening-angles-explained.htm).

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In terms of grind we are talking about how the complete blade thickness extends into the edge. Want to learn more about grinds? [Read all about grinds on knives](/en/ct/knife-grinds.htm).

Mcusta MC-0031D Shinra Kasumi gentleman's knife