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OPINEL N°08 CARBON KNIFE

The traditional Opinel and its carbon blade which folds into the beech handle.
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The traditional Opinel with a carbon blade for a better cut and easier sharpening, but be careful of the risk of oxidation in the presence of water. The blade folds into the handle in natural stained beech. 8.5 cm blade. Size n°8In 1890 in Albiez-le-Vieux, a small village in Maurienne, in the heart of the French Alps, in Savoie, Joseph Opinel worked in his father's workshop and invented the pocket knife that today bears his name. His knives quickly became a great success and in 1901 Joseph set up his first company next to the family workshop. In 1915 the company moved to Chambéry (Cognin). This was the start of a great adventure! Opinel remains a company run by the descendants of Joseph Opinel, still based in Chambéry it now employs around a hundred people. Concerned about its environment, the company has committed to a production approach that respects natural resources. For over 120 years, Opinel has accompanied nature lovers, cooks, DIY enthusiasts, gardeners, mountaineers, sailors, etc. Loved by the greatest artists and adventurers, adopted worldwide, a design reference, it has become a natural extension of the human hand. Today, from the garden to the table, Opinel is the best everyday tool...

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