How do you make that neat Kyocera logo right into the blade of the wood handled knives?
We sandblast each logo onto the blade by hand. Do you sell direct to the public? No, we do not. What new models are you planning? We are currently developing on a 3.5″ Paring knife, a 4.5″ wood-handled Fruit Knife (our current model, the LK-35, has a plastic handle), and a Bow Style Peeler (our current model peeler is a Yoke or European style). Do you make ceramic scissors as well? The most recent product introduced in the market is a 6.0″ inch serrated blade knife. Our next project is a mandolin slicer with a ceramic blade. The peeler is great! How come you don’t make a shaver? Too dangerous! A metal razor blade has a relatively “rounded” edge (under the microscope) which prevents the blade from cutting into the skin. A ceramic razor blade, however, does not have a rounded edge and slices into the skin. Thus, a ceramic shaver would be too dangerous to use. Several engineers in Sendai who tested prototypes can confirm this painful fact! How do I say “Kyocera” correctly? The correct pro
