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Question: is it made in the USA ?
Document: This knife is no longer made in the USA.stayed sharp for one use then had to swap out for other knife until i had time to put edge back on hawkbill
this is an exceptionally well made knife and holds a great edgeI have only sharpened the blade once, and i work for a major commercial electrical contractor. this knife is great for the price.
This knife is beautifully made. It looked as if it was just what I was looking for in a hawkbill knife. It was not as sharp as I keep my knives right out of the box. When I went to sharpen it, I quickly found that the curve in this knife is at such an angle, it makes it almost impossible to sharpen. It does not seem to show in the photo but it is an awkward angle to use on a stone.
i didn't expect 'sharpening it' to be the factor that made it give. if they could fix this, i'd buy it again. i give the average owner of this knife would do very well if they never sharpened it--which applies side pressure to the blade and carriage.fix it greenlee, and you have a great tool here. reminds me of the old boat knives from 100 years ago, that you'd have to hammer a bit at the wood handle to stop them from eventually giving way.
I wrote a prior review for a Greenlee utility knife - my "go to" blade when in my workshop, doing theater set construction, etc.... When I saw the Greenleff folding hawk bill knife, I "splurged" and picked it up, without really thinking about how I'd use it.The knife is well made, the Rosewood handle nicely finished, and the blade sharp. The locking mechanism works well.
I got this knife as a certified knife geek who simply wanted something unusual by way of a pocket tool to cut things inmy family's lunch box, the odd string, and occasional box that needed opening. A utility knife that was aethestically pleasing. I guessed that buying from a tool company it'd be made fairly well. Right on all counts. It's actually pretty small, with a nice big feel to the blade--which is razor sharp and easy to keep sharp with a stone.
the screws for pocket holder worked lose but I fixed that. Screwed the screws out then super glue on bot threads.
This knife came as close as one I had inherited from my grandfather  which was stolen from my truck not long ago.I use this knife to cut the roots on pot bound plants being installed in a landscape job.
This is a very durable knife. While taking it hunting and on 2 camping trips, it has held up to cutting thick plastic and has yet to be sharpened since its purchase.
This is a good utility knife. It is comfortable in your hand, the wood scales look and feel good, and the metal and wood finish is well done. It is suitable for light trimming in the backyard or light flooring and misc. small jobs. The blade to handle fit is too loose and the more narrow handle (vs rounded) makes it unsuitable for heavier work (as in cutting vinyl flooring).
Answer: no