** Pre Order ** Production Small Harpoon Chef's Knife with Saya

Orders for this batch of Production Knives are closed. Orders for the next batch will open fall 2026. Each Production Knife has a lot of awesome technology baked in! Starting with the blade, it features the same S-Grind geometry that my Limited and custom blades have become known for. They are created from my preferred 52100 carbon steel, heat treated to 62HRC. Production Series blades have undergone an additional process called Cerakote ceramic coating which adds a level of corrosion resistance and a sweet matte black finish! Not only is this coating incredibly durable (I have been using my prototype extensively since 2022) but it is also quite hydrophobic which never hurts when chasing awesome food release! The edge below the hollow is bare 52100 carbon steel hand rubbed to a satin finish. Despite the added corrosion resistance of the Cerakote this knife is hand wash only. Moving on to the handle, would you believe me if I told you it's a 3D printed carbon fibre composite? This carbon fibre composite has an incredible strength to weight ratio and when printed using a quality printer and hand finished results in a wonderful, grippy texture that remains grippy even when wet and oily. I absolutely love it and I am sure you will as well! Each of these knives are completely made in house (with the exception of the coating process which is outsourced to a local professional) using the same hand ground and finished process as my Limited and custom works. Each blade in the Production Series is serialized and includes a friction fit saya. Specifications: 52100 Carbon Steel 62 HRC 165mm (6.5") Cutting Edge 290mm (11.5") Overall Length 60mm (2.3") Tall at Heel 130g Like the entire Nordquist Designs line, this chef's knife is of truly heirloom quality. Handcrafted in the British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley from locally-sourced materials, these kitchen tools are made to last generations. Follow Nordquist Designs on Instagram at @NordquistDesigns, for a glimpse into the production process, from inside Jesse Thompson’s studio in Kelowna, BC.