Sent my 110 off yesterday

In 1981 I had a girl friend give this exact knife. It sits in the barn as an emergency knife or skinning knife when needed. I haven't used it in ten plus years. Early this summer I was cleaning up the work bench. One of the boys left it out on the bench out of it's sheath. I went to put it back in. I decided to run my finger across it to checked to see how sharp it was. It was so dull it wouldn't cut hot butter. I don't think any of the boys ever tried to sharpen it. I told my oldest to take it home and sharpen it. He took it to his local Ace Hardware where they have an automated knife sharpener. He brought it back and said it's sharpened. Wow, he wasn't lying. I think the last time it was this sharp was when I brought it home. No idea how this sharpener works but it worked great on this knife. I did a slow draw through a piece of paper and it cut sweet!

I did a search on Ace Hardware knife sharpening. They use a patent knife sharper called Reshape. I think it's only available at Ace Hardware. I went to their website and attached a video they had. My son said he paid $6.99 to have it sharpened. Watching the video it's an interesting process. It's does not do serrated knives. From my one knife my son had done it worked really well. I'm sure those who sharpen their own knives might have a mini stroke watching.

https://www.resharp.com/how-it-works/