Made In 3.8" Paring Knife – $39.50 On Sale Now
The Made In 3.8" Paring Knife – Crafted in France, Full Tang, Harbour Blue Handle excels at small kitchen jobs like peeling fruit, slicing small ingredients, and cutting awkwardly-shaped produce. Perfect for home cooks who want restaurant-grade precision in a compact knife, it is priced at $39.50, down from $79.00 — a 50% discount. Buy online now and stack coupon EDGE10 for another 10% off.
How to Sharpen
Sharpen this paring knife on a whetstone or quality two-stage sharpener at the factory edge angle of roughly 15–20 degrees per side. Use light, consistent strokes along the bevel, then hone with a steel to realign. Hand sharpening every few months plus regular honing keeps the X50CrMoV15 blade slicing paper-thin garlic and peeling apples cleanly.
Materials & Specifications
- Blade Length: 3.8" | Blade Height: 1.83" | Blade Thickness: 2 mm | Total Length: 8"
- Steel: Nitrogen-treated X50CrMoV15 stainless steel for strength and edge retention
- Construction: Fully forged from a single rod; full tang through the handle for balance and control
- Handle: Harbour Blue
- Origin: Forged by a 5th generation bladesmith in Thiers, France
Care & Dishwasher Question
Is the Made In paring knife dishwasher safe? No — like all premium forged knives, hand wash with mild soap and dry immediately. Dishwasher heat and detergent degrade the edge and handle. For French steel blade care: hand wash, dry, hone regularly, and store on a magnetic strip or in a knife guard.
Use Cases
Peeling fruit and vegetables, deveining shrimp, hulling strawberries, trimming small ingredients, mincing garlic and shallots, and detail cuts where a chef knife is too large.
Price & Deal Value
At $39.50 vs. $79.00 you save 50%. Apply coupon EDGE10 for an extra 10% off, and orders over $45.00 ship free — add a second knife to qualify. This is the most affordable entry into French-forged, full tang cutlery on the storefront.
Comparison & Alternatives
Versus stamped paring knives, this fully forged, full tang knife balances better and holds its edge far longer. Versus German-style paring knives, the French X50CrMoV15 steel is harder and holds a finer edge. Buyers comparing the Harbour Blue handle to Made In's other colorways get the identical forged blade — choose by style at the same sale price.
