Old Hickory 8 Inch Carbon Steel Slicing Knife

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Description

The Old Hickory Slicing Knife has an 8-inch carbon steel blade at 12.5 inches overall and a brown wood handle.

A slicer is ground long and narrow so it passes through a roast or a ham in one draw rather than sawing. Length matters more than depth here, since a stroke that reaches across the whole cut leaves a clean face instead of a stepped one. Carbon steel takes a keener edge than stainless and comes back on a stone with little effort, which is what a slicer needs since a dull one tears rather than parts.

The trade is that a carbon blade darkens with use and will spot if left wet, so it needs to be dried straight after washing rather than sitting in a rack. Old Hickory blades have been made in Olean, New York since the 1920s, and the line has barely changed: plain steel, plain wood, riveted through. Explore more Kitchen Knives.

  • 8-inch blade, 12.5 inches overall
  • Long narrow grind passes through a roast in one draw
  • Carbon steel takes a keener edge than stainless
  • Made in Olean, New York since the 1920s

Specifications

Blade Length:
8 in
Blade Shape:
Slicer
Blade Size:
6 in and over
Blade Steel:
Carbon Steel
Blade Steel Type:
Carbon Steel
Handle Color:
Brown
Handle Material:
Wood
Overall Length:
12.5 in
Tang:
Full Tang
Country of Origin:
United States

Description

The Old Hickory Slicing Knife has an 8-inch carbon steel blade at 12.5 inches overall and a brown wood handle.

A slicer is ground long and narrow so it passes through a roast or a ham in one draw rather than sawing. Length matters more than depth here, since a stroke that reaches across the whole cut leaves a clean face instead of a stepped one. Carbon steel takes a keener edge than stainless and comes back on a stone with little effort, which is what a slicer needs since a dull one tears rather than parts.

The trade is that a carbon blade darkens with use and will spot if left wet, so it needs to be dried straight after washing rather than sitting in a rack. Old Hickory blades have been made in Olean, New York since the 1920s, and the line has barely changed: plain steel, plain wood, riveted through. Explore more Kitchen Knives.

  • 8-inch blade, 12.5 inches overall
  • Long narrow grind passes through a roast in one draw
  • Carbon steel takes a keener edge than stainless
  • Made in Olean, New York since the 1920s

Specifications

Blade Length:
8 in
Blade Shape:
Slicer
Blade Size:
6 in and over
Blade Steel:
Carbon Steel
Blade Steel Type:
Carbon Steel
Handle Color:
Brown
Handle Material:
Wood
Overall Length:
12.5 in
Tang:
Full Tang
Country of Origin:
United States

Specifications

Blade Length, Blade Shape, Blade Size, Blade Steel, Blade Steel Type, Handle Color, Handle Material, Overall Length, Tang, Country of Origin,

Specifications

Blade Length:
8 in
Blade Shape:
Slicer
Blade Size:
6 in and over
Blade Steel:
Carbon Steel
Blade Steel Type:
Carbon Steel
Handle Color:
Brown
Handle Material:
Wood
Overall Length:
12.5 in
Tang:
Full Tang
Country of Origin:
United States

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