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Tojiro DP F-802 – Petty (puntilla) japonés de 15 cm en VG-10
Tojiro DP F-802 – Petty (puntilla) japonés de 15 cm en VG-10

Reviewed by Valery Grin · · updated June 4, 2026

Tojiro

Tojiro DP F-802 – 15 cm Japanese Petty (Utility Knife) in VG-10

The small VG-10 knife for the detail work a gyuto can't reach.

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A 15 cm petty with the same VG-10 core as the famous F-808 gyuto. It's the detail knife: it trims tenderloin, removes membrane and fat, handles garlic, herbs and garnishes, and works small items with a control no big knife offers.

The petty is the knife you miss most when you only own a big one, and the Tojiro DP F-802 solves that cheaply. It shares the F-808 gyuto recipe: a VG-10 core at around 60-61 HRC clad in two stainless layers, 15 cm blade. It's the sweet size between a tiny paring knife and a chef's knife: long enough to slice a tomato or a chorizo, small enough to peel, tip, pull the silverskin off a tenderloin or clean ribs before smoking. For the kamado cook it's the fine-hands knife: the precision jobs on the side board. Honestly it doesn't replace the gyuto for volume, but as a second knife it's among the most useful you can own. Functional laminated handle, same understated DP-range character. Hand-wash, dry at once and edge on a stone.

Specifications

  • Type: Petty / utility (detail knife)
  • Steel: VG-10 core clad in 2 stainless layers
  • Hardness: ~60-61 HRC
  • Blade: 15 cm, fine tip, double bevel
  • Ideal use: Peel, tip, silverskin, herbs, small items
  • Origin & care: Made in Japan, hand-wash and dry
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FAQ

  • Why use a petty if I already have a gyuto?

    For fine work: peeling, tipping, pulling silverskin off a tenderloin, mincing garlic and herbs, cleaning ribs. The gyuto is too big for that precision; the petty moves like an extension of the hand.

  • Is it the same steel as the F-808 gyuto?

    Yes: same DP range, same VG-10 core clad in stainless and same treatment. Only the size and format change; the cutting character is the same, keen and with good lasting edge.

  • Can it be my only knife?

    We wouldn't recommend it: at 15 cm it's short for big veg or slicing large cuts of meat. It's a second, detail knife; pair it with a gyuto or santoku.