Xituo Damascus Santoku Knife Blade Blank – 67-Layer Full Tang, Japanese-Style
Craft your own heirloom-quality kitchen knife with this stunning 67-layer Damascus steel Santoku blade blank from Xituo. Designed for knife-making enthusiasts, custom craftspeople, and professional knifemakers alike, this full-tang blade blank gives you everything you need to build a one-of-a-kind Japanese-style Santoku knife — handle not included, so you can finish it exactly the way you envision.
Made in Mainland China.
Key Features
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67 Layers of Damascus Steel: Stunning folded Damascus pattern with a sharp, long-lasting edge forged to a blade angle exceeding 60°.
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Full Tang Construction: The tang runs the full length of the blade blank, providing maximum strength and balance for your finished knife.
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Japanese Santoku Style: Versatile profile ideal for slicing, dicing, and mincing — equally at home in a professional kitchen or a backyard BBQ setup.
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Blade Length: 17.5 cm — the classic Santoku sweet spot for all-purpose cutting tasks including vegetables, fruit, meat, and fish.
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Handle Section: 12 cm full-tang handle area ready for your choice of scales — wood, G10, Micarta, bone, or resin.
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Eco-Friendly & Certified: Meets CE/EU, CIQ, EEC, LFGB, and SGS standards.
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DIY & OEM Ready: Available for retail, wholesale, dropshipping, and custom/OEM orders. Logo laser engraving available on request.
Specifications
| Material |
67-Layer Damascus Steel |
| Blade Length |
17.5 cm |
| Handle Tang Length |
12 cm |
| Blade Angle |
>60° |
| Tang Type |
Full Tang |
| Model |
KTDP-JZ-R5D |
| Certifications |
CE/EU, CIQ, EEC, LFGB, SGS |
| Origin |
Mainland China |
Who Is This For?
This blade blank is perfect for:
- Knife-making hobbyists building their first or fiftieth custom kitchen knife
- Professional bladesmith workshops looking for high-quality Damascus blanks in bulk
- Chefs who want a bespoke knife finished with their own custom handle material
- Gift-makers crafting a unique, personalized kitchen tool
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does this Damascus Santoku knife blade blank come with a handle?
A: No, this is a blade blank only — the handle is not included. This is intentional so you can fit your own custom handle scales in wood, G10, Micarta, or any material of your choice. The full-tang design provides the mounting surface you need to attach scales with pins or epoxy.
Q: What does "67-layer Damascus steel" mean for kitchen knife performance?
A: 67-layer Damascus steel is created by folding and forge-welding multiple steel types together repeatedly. This layering process produces the distinctive wavy Damascus pattern and results in a blade that combines hardness (for a razor-sharp edge) with flexibility (to resist chipping). For a Santoku-style kitchen knife, this means excellent edge retention and outstanding cutting performance across vegetables, boneless meats, and fish.
Q: Can I order this blade blank with a custom logo engraved?
A: Yes! Custom logo laser engraving is available as a paid add-on service. Please contact our customer service team when placing your order to arrange personalized engraving on your Damascus Santoku blade blank.
Q: Is this blade blank suitable for both home DIY projects and professional knife-making?
A: Absolutely. The KTDP-JZ-R5D blade blank meets multiple international safety certifications (CE/EU, LFGB, SGS) and is available for retail, wholesale, and OEM orders, making it equally suitable for individual DIY knife-making projects and professional bladesmith workshops requiring consistent, high-quality Damascus blanks in volume.
Production & Packaging Notice
To maintain high stock availability and fast shipping times, our items are sourced from multiple verified manufacturing facilities. While the core quality, materials, and product specifications remain identical, you may notice slight variations in the packaging design, manufacturing origin, or the wording of the printed instructions.