Old hickory knives with new handles

[cyanb666]

Ad Type

1. For Sale

Price

$45

Manufacturer

Other / Not Listed

City

Beaverton

State

Oregon

Zip Code

97078

I started purchasing new old hickory knives off the internet and adding new wood scales to the handles. I use a wide variety of woods like padauk, purpleheart, Bloodwood, tigerwood, leopard wood, lace wood and figured maple are just some. Old hickory knives are made in the USA since 1889. They are made from high carbon steel and can last you decades with proper care. The knife should be was immediately after use, dried, and a light coating of cooking oil applied to prevent the high carbon steel from rusting. All the handles are shaped using files and sanded by hand. I charge 35$ for the 3.5"&4" pairing knives, 45$ for the 6" boning, 7" butcher, 8" slicing knife. 55$ for the cleaver and 10" butcher knife.

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[FireArm]

i have the entire collection in my kitchen ,great knives. I got them very cheap on sale.

 

[cyanb666]

i have the entire collection in my kitchen ,great knives. I got them very cheap on sale.

They are good knives.

 

[Spitpatch]

There are prettier kitchen knives, and more costly kitchen knives. (Most of a hard stainless that is difficult for laymen ... or women to sharpen.)

There is no better kitchen knife than an Old Hickory. Razor sharp in an instant, even for a novice. (And they hold an edge.)

 

[cyanb666]

There are prettier kitchen knives, and more costly kitchen knives. (Most of a hard stainless that is difficult for laymen ... or women to sharpen.)

There is no better kitchen knife than an Old Hickory. Razor sharp in an instant, even for a novice. (And they hold an edge.)

They are great knives. They hold their edge for a very long time, even when cutting on hard surfaces. New wood handles make them very good looking. Better than some high end knives.