Cutting for a Cause - Santoku Petty Knife

In this dynamic 1 day class, students will make a handle and finish out a 6” santoku style petty knife. The handle design is based on the japanese octagonal Wha style handles.  These handles will be fitted to a Premade, 6” petty santoku style blade, made from 1/16” thick AEB-L stainless steel that has been Cryogenicly heat treated. Each student will leave with a finished knife. 

The handles will be constructed from two contrasting woods with a maple dowel core.  Students will also have the option of etching the 'Cutting for a Cause' logo on their knife blades. 

The blades are extras from the first Cutting for a Cause charity event held at the Marc Adams school. The steel and waterjet cutting was donated by New Jersey Steel Barron, with extra blades and the first event raising $5500. We decided to keep the love going, and use the remaining blades to raise a bit more money for charity.

Half of the proceeds for this class will be donated to the American Cancer Society. 

You must be 18 years or older to attend this class.

Refund Policy: Students who withdraw from a class up to two weeks before the class are eligible for a full refund less any transaction fees.

Additional Information:

• The class breaks for an hour lunch. You are welcome to bring your lunch or plan to grab something at one of the many local lunch spots. The instructor will be able to assist. Also, plan to bring a water bottle - classes are physically demanding.
• Wear appropriate clothing, preferably cotton, and close toed leather shoes or boots.
• Safety glasses will be provided. Gloves are available but not recommended.

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