The Honer in the kitchen
In the kitchen LeBeau’s Honer™ is a perfect companion. A few strokes each time before you start chopping or cutting and your blades will be razor sharp every time.

Dead center strokes, there are no special angles to hold or remember!

Easy for everyone to use.

Chef’s knives, paring knives, serrated bread knives, carving knives, the – LeBeau Honer™ will keep them all sharp

Sharpens all edges without destroying the blade!

The LeBeau Honer in the field

No one wants to get stuck in the field with a dull knife. Let LeBeau’s Honer™ be you constant companion.

A few strokes in the on the nitrite rods and your blade will be razor sharp again.
Dead center strokes, there are no special angles to hold or remember!
Easy for everyone to use.

Always use the hand-guard.

The better the knife steel, the better the sharpened edge

Sharpens all edges without destroying the blade!

Sharpen fish hooks!

The knurls on the rods add just the right amount of abrasion resistance to finish off the tips on your favorite lures.

You cast and retrieve, cast and retrieve an it’s always our favorite fishing lure that gets the worst treatment. Hunter Honer quickly restores the tips in seconds and you’re back to fishing.

Home & Kitchen Scissors, Fly Fishing Scissors, all Scissors

You can restore all those scissors laying around in the house to a sharp cutting edge.

You really don’t need to go out and buy a new pair of scissors, just restore all the old ones.

At sport fishing shows we have noticed more and more fly tiers and fishing experts relying on the Hunter Honer to sharpen up their little scissors just before they teach fly tying techniques on camera.

Just ask, Mr. Jay Murakoshi, expert fly tier featured at outdoor sport shows.
“Just a few strokes on the beveled edge and I’ m ready to go!”

On small scissors, remove one rod from the Hunter Honer and brush the bevel to restore the little scissors shearing ability.

Arrowheads razor sharp every time

All you have to do is give the blades about 10 to 15 strokes on the rods to straighten the edge.

Finish it off with another 10 to 15 stroke with the oil and viola!, razor sharp again.

Just ask Mr. Joe Becker, T.V. show host of“Let’s Talk Bow Hunting”, Master Bow Instructor, and Chairman of International Bowhunter about what he thinks of LeBeau’s Honer™ and he’ll give you 2 thumbs up.

Remember some blades are made to be replaced but all others are easily sharpened.