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Left-Handed Kitchen Utensils Those who use their left hand have more to gain from Rada than our fabulous knives. Looking at cross-section, its edge shape is like obliquely cut and the shape is asymmetric. Splitting structure is to make a hollow along with the back side of blade, which is a special feature of single-edged traditional Japanese knives. Single-edged traditional Japanese chef knives are basically made for right-handed people as described above.

So, how should left-handed people buy such knives? It may be true that you can cut things by right-handed knives somehow. Fig case Fillet a fish by right hand with a right-handed single-edged knife.

Grab a knife in accordance with its edge angle, cut a fish meat towards left side of the figure. You can cut like slicing off the meat from bones. This is the case right-handed people cut with ordinal right-handed knife.

Fillet a fish by left hand with a right-handed single-edged knife. Fish meat is hard to be sliced off the bones because edge angle is too steep. This way, fish meat is easily going to be crumbled. Fillet a fish by left hand with a left-handed single-edged knife. Thus, left-handed people should use left-handed knives. By the way, I want to add one more note. You may watch YouTube videos about how to fillet a fish with knives or how to use single-edged knives.

In such cases, please note that they are mostly right-handed! Also, you have to turn over fish or cutting object. Therefore, makers have left-handed single-edged knives in their lineup.

Edge angles, splitting structures and handles are symmetrical compared with right-handed knives. Until today, many people pursue mysterious charms of the Damascus all over the world.

First of all, a center of balance is different between single-edged and double-edged blades. Symmetrical shaped double-edged knife has a center of balance at the center of the blade, so you can cut foods vertically. On the other hand, you cannot cut foods vertically with single-edged knife because its center of balance is out of center of the blade. Fortunately, lefties can stick it to Big Right by going online and buying left-handed versions of unilateral kitchen tools like corkscrews , channel knives , and pizza cutters , along with scissors and can openers.

I also think my fellow lefties should be aware that not all knives are designed to be left-compatible. Some knife makers, like Shun , design their handles to be gripped specifically in the right hand although, to be fair, I think you can special order a left-handed handle from Shun. Typically, because most people cut from the right side, the left side of the blade is flat while the right side is sharpened at a fairly steep angle.

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