A holes in cheese knife question usually comes from someone looking at a cheese-board tool and wondering why the blade is perforated. The short answer supported by the current Juneshing catalog is that a perforated blade is a listed blade profile within multi-piece cheese knife sets, not a separate product line. The cheese knife sets and serving tools category lists both perforated blades and a five-piece hole-pattern set, so buyers can compare configurations directly.
What the holes are doing
A perforated cheese knife is described in the catalog as one of several cutting and serving functions, alongside narrow slicing knives, broad cheese scrapers, forks, perforated blades and cheese planes. The category guidance is explicit: compare serving tasks rather than choosing by piece count alone, and ask for a labeled packing list that identifies every included piece.
That framing matters for procurement. The holes are a blade-profile feature you select for, not a guarantee of a particular cutting result. The source text does not state why the holes exist beyond presenting perforated blades as a distinct profile, so treat mechanism claims as unverified until you confirm them with a sample.
Which Juneshing sets include a perforated piece
Two product pages name a component literally listed as “cheese knife with hole”. These are the most direct places to start if the keyword led you here.
| Model | Set type | Listed perforated component | Listed size |
|---|---|---|---|
| CK-SS01 | Stainless steel cheese knife set | Cheese knife with hole (CK-SS01-02) | 136×22 mm, 34 g |
| CK-P01 | Color handle cheese knife set | Cheese knife with hole (CK-P01-03) | 138×20 mm, 27.4 g |
The CK-SS01 product page presents an all-stainless-steel set with a coordinated metal finish. Note that the page heading and body currently differ on piece count, so confirm the exact component count and packing list in writing before relying on a number. The CK-P01 product page describes a compact four-piece set with stainless steel blades and colorful PP handles.
What the catalog lists as a separate option
The category page also lists a 5-Piece Hole Pattern Cheese Knife Set – CSS06. That is a distinct model reference with a hole-pattern theme, not the same SKU as the single perforated component above. If your brief is about a hole-pattern assortment rather than one perforated blade, ask about CSS06 specifically and request its labeled packing list.
Buyer checks before ordering
Procurement advice here is about what to verify, not what any model is claimed to do. Use this checklist against a quotation and sample:
- Component identity: confirm the perforated tool by its reference code, not by a photo alone.
- Order unit: model pages list a minimum of 1,000 pcs but ask whether that is per individual tool or per complete set.
- Dimensions: match the listed size of the specific tool to your approved drawing.
- Finish and handle: compare finish samples, grip dimensions and care instructions for the selected construction.
- Packing list: approve the final packing list before bulk production, since accessories and boards are not automatically included.
- Private label: logo and custom-packaging requests are listed against a 2,000-piece threshold; confirm current terms for the exact configuration.
These figures are model-specific reference terms. Confirm the current minimum, sample cost, timing and packaging options in your quotation rather than treating the page as a standing offer.
Perforated blade vs. other cheese tools
It helps to separate blade profiles by serving task when you build a retail assortment. The catalog guidance distinguishes narrow slicing knives, broad cheese scrapers, forks, perforated blades and cheese planes, and notes that a compact three-piece selection suits a different presentation from a longer assortment.
For a hole-pattern or perforated theme, decide whether you want one perforated component inside a mixed set or a set built around the hole pattern. Both appear in the catalog, but they are different model references and should be quoted separately.
Frequently asked questions
Do all cheese knives have holes?
No. The catalog describes perforated blades as one profile among several, next to slicers, scrapers, forks and planes. Hole presence depends on the selected model and component.
Which listed models include a cheese knife with a hole?
CK-SS01 lists CK-SS01-02 and CK-P01 lists CK-P01-03 as “cheese knife with hole”. Each has its own listed size, so do not transfer dimensions between models.
Is the 5-Piece Hole Pattern Cheese Knife Set the same as a perforated knife?
They are separate listings. CSS06 is a five-piece hole-pattern set reference; CK-SS01 and CK-P01 each include a single perforated component in a broader set.
What should I include in an inquiry?
Send the model reference, selected pieces, quantity, packing or logo requirements, destination and required delivery date. Add the reference image if you are choosing between blade or handle options.
For pricing, samples or packaging discussion, use the Juneshing contact page and reference the exact model and component code so the reply matches your brief.