Old Timer HS1 Honesteel with Steel Construction and Brown Leather Sheath for Blades, Knives and Tools for Outdoor, Survival, Hunting and Camping
October 1, 2019 - Comment
The tradition of passing an Old Timer knife down from one generation to the next has proven Old Timer as a reliable and trusted brand recognized the world over. Old Timer knives such as our traditional folders, fixed blades and the Copperhead Series are designed to serve your every day needs, yet built for generations. Old Timer is a trustworthy knife to have when in the backwoods or around the house. With several size and tool options available, you can rest easy knowing that Old Timer will have the knife you can rely on for any situation.
Product Features
- DIMENSIONS: 7 inch (17.8 cm) overall length with a weight of 6.2 ounces
- EASE OF USE: Rod is shaped to make solid contact throughout the stroke for sharpening before use
- DURABLE: Constructed of lightweight, durable A3 Steel that will provide years of consistent sharpening
- CONVENIENT: Features a lanyard for a secure hold when in use and comes with a leather sheath for storage when not in use
- RELIABLE: Easily accessible and ready to keep sharp knives sharp before each use
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Can you solve the mystery of the Honesteel enigma? Its a slab of metal, so I guess its well made? All joking aside, I get mixed results with this item. sometimes it really helps other times it completely dulls the blade. I will chalk that up to my inexperience and I can probably improve my technique because when it works …it really works. So my incompetence aside, for those who may already be an expert at using a Hone steel, you will probably like this one. the leather sheath is nice and the snap has a stud in it that prevents the steel from…
VERY DISAPPOINTED I was so excited when I punched the name in and it came up looking exactly like what I had, I purchased it without even looking at the reviews. Stupid mistake. I’ve had my original since about 1972 would be my guess. I could put a edge on my knives that would shave the hair on your arm. That was my way of testing the sharpness of the knife. Years of usage has put its share of wear on the steel. I’ve read reviews now where people have talked about cleaning the groves of the steel to get improved…
The five I bought are aweful. Unlike those made in the 1970’s. My dad gave me one of these Old Timer HoneSteels back in the early 1970’s and I am still using it. In fact several family members enjoy using it. Well then these should be great gifts, right? Unfortunately, I did not heed the reviews that spoke very poorly of these modern hones. I read a few good reviews and gambled before ordering several of these Old Timer HS1 Honesteels. Some of the reviews that received bad hones said they reworked the steels and then they worked just fine. I tried several…