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The Japanese yanagiba (a long, single-bevel blade) is designed for slicing raw fish for sashimi. The thin edge is so sharp that improper sharpening will destroy the blade. Western chef’s knives (the German Wüsthof or French Sabatier) are more forgiving but require weekly honing.

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Needles, awls, ice picks, and stilettos. While not all piercers are "cortantes" in the slicing sense, they penetrate materials via a sharp point. includes them because improper handling presents identical risks: puncture wounds and cross-contamination. The Japanese yanagiba (a long, single-bevel blade) is

Scalpel blades (numbers 10, 11, 15 are common) are disposable and ultra-sharp. Forensic pathologists use specialized objetos cortantes such as the Virchow knife (for organ slicing) or the bone saw (technically a serrated edge). In Edition-1, we emphasize that these tools must never be repurposed for home use. Scalpel blades (numbers 10, 11, 15 are common)