Ontario Old Hickory Butcher Knife 7-7 (7 Inch 1095 High Carbon Steel Blade) Hardwood Handle 7025 OH77
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The Old Hickory 7-7 (OH77) is a professional Butcher knife with 7 inch blade that is 100% American Handcrafted. This USA Made knife has a full-tang high carbon steel blade and a genuine hickory wood handle. The blade is tempered and hand ground to retain sharpness, and the handle is flame burnt and buffed for a unique antiqued finish.
Ontario Knife has been manufacturing "Old Hickory" kitchen knives for over 100 years - in fact since 1889. The "Old Hickory" knives have stood the test of time and proved themselves as the best carbon steel kitchen knife sold today. Each "Old Hickory" knife is made with 1095 carbon steel, fully heat treated and tempered to provide a razor sharp cutting edge which is easily sharpened when needed. The knives are fitted with an attractive hardwood handle branded "Old Hickory" and secured with brass compression rivets. Caution, high carbon steel will rust if not properly cared for. Clean and oil after use, and keep out of the dishwasher.
Old Hickory Cutlery - 7025 Specifications:
- Overall Length:11.75 in.
- Blade Length:7.00 in.
- Cutting Edge Length:6.90 in.
- Blade Thickness:0.10 in.
- Blade Width:
- Blade Material:1095 Carbon Steel
- Blade Hardness:53-58 HRC
- Blade Style:Butcher
- Blade Grind:Full Flat Bevel
- Blade Finish:Gray
- Edge Type:PlainEdge
- Handle Length:4.75 in.
- Handle Thickness:0.70 in.
- Handle Material:Hickory
- Handle Color:Brown
- Weight:
- Sheath:None
- Knife Type:Fixed Blade
- Brand:Old Hickory
- Model:Butcher Knife
- Model Number:OH77
- Designer:
- Country of Origin:USA
- UPC:71721070252
Out of the box, this knife is decently sharp with a tough but relatively shallow edge angle and a fairly crude point. Some quality time with a WorkSharp brought the edge to a steeper (~25?) and sharper state; I worked the back of the blade to square/sharpen the spine and to get the point to be more useful too. The handle scales were improved with a bit of light sanding as well (no hotspots now).
The blade steel is pretty standard fare, so benefits from frequent touch ups in kitchen use, and starts to rust/patina pretty quickly. No surprises there, but be forewarned. In all, this is an inexpensive yet charismatic knife that will serve you well.
I just wanted to thank you for your prompt replies and attention over my order. It means a lot, and blessings to you!
--Leonard J. - Buffalo Grove, IL
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