Hultafors Craftsman's Knife HVK - 5 Pack - 93mm

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The Hultafors HVK Craftsman's Knife is a professional-grade fixed-blade tool designed for tradespeople in construction, carpentry, and maintenance who require a reliable, sharp edge for daily cutting tasks. Its key benefit is the high-performance carbon steel blade that holds an edge exceptionally well, though users should be aware that carbon steel requires regular maintenance to prevent rust compared to stainless steel alternatives.
| Model Part Number | HVK |
|---|---|
| Brand | Hultafors |
No, it is made of high-quality carbon steel. While it stays sharper for longer than stainless steel, it is more susceptible to corrosion.
Yes, because of the standard flat grind, it is very easy to sharpen using whetstones, diamond hones, or standard pull-through sharpeners.
The sheath is designed with a button-clip mechanism specifically for Hultafors and standard work trousers, but it can also be attached to most belts up to 2 inches wide.
The blades are hardened to 58-60 HRC, which is the industry standard for high-performance craftsman knives.
The factory applies a protective oil to prevent oxidation during storage and transit. Wipe this off with a clean cloth before first use.
Carbon steel is very hard, but hitting hidden nails or stone will cause micro-chipping. Use a fine-grit diamond stone to hone the edge back to its factory sharpness.
This is normal for high-carbon steel. Gently scrub the spots with a fine abrasive pad (like 0000 steel wool) and immediately oil the blade surface.
Check the sheath opening for built-up sawdust or grit. Clean the interior with a long brush or compressed air to ensure the friction fit is restored.
This knife requires no assembly; simply remove the protective wrapping and slide it into the included sheath. To keep the edge performing optimally, avoid cutting into masonry, staples, or stone, as these will dull the carbon steel rapidly. Care is simple: wipe the blade with a clean, dry cloth after every use. If the blade becomes wet or has been in contact with acidic materials, dry it thoroughly and apply a thin layer of mineral oil. The sheath can be rinsed with warm water and mild soap if it collects debris, provided it is dried completely before the knife is re-inserted.