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Old 16th April 2021, 05:57 PM   #1
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and 3.. what other cultures have honing steels?
Some old Yakut knives had a hardened steel insert in their scabbard.
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Old 17th April 2021, 05:54 AM   #2
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oooh yes thanks!!! i had in fact forgotten about yakut steels!..
and i was indeed looking at a nice example of a yakutian knife with such a steel only a few months ago!! how memory can fail you sometimes

it is very unique i think, i wounder is there any other examples of a steel hone built into the sheath in another culture?.
i cant think if i recall seeing hand held hones separate form the sheath from yakutia.. i will inquire with some yakut knife makers about other forms of native steel hone.. i can imagine there may be there types.
i wounder if other siberian and arctic peoples used a hone of some sorts?
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