Question 1

Do the blades lock into position when open, or do they stay unlocked like a swiss army pocket knife?

Accepted Answer

No they do not lock.  I will agree with most of the posts above (although less harshly and assholish than some) that locks should not be necessary, unless you are trying to turn beginners (like grandkids) into carvers.  They are most curious when camping and I do not have my good knives along.  In cases like that, fixed blades or locking folders are IMO a must along with proper training.  I would just say "Not for beginners".  If you are experienced, I would not be concerned.  If not, just don't start with this knife.

Question 2

Is this made by Schaefer?

Accepted Answer

This is sad. I am 63 years old and remember when "Schrade" and "Uncle Henry" were brand names of knives you were PROUD to own and showed off to all your friends.  Fortunately I do still have one old 'Uncle Henry" old enough to be of good quality.  I recall sharpening a knife (Uncle Henry) for our Sgt and when he cut himself with it the doctor (took 12 stitches inside & out to sew him up) said it looked like he had been cut with a scalpel.  I bet you couldn't get one of these new knives that sharp.

Question 3

Do they make a left hand model

Accepted Answer

We do not carry a left handed model.

Question 4

Does anyone know how this compares to the flexcut 'carving jack'? it's an obvious attempt by schrade to copy but.......???

Accepted Answer

If you can afford a carving jack why would you even consider buying this ??? don't get me wrong it's a good little knife for the money but it's bulky and not ergonomic at all your hand will hurt after a wile and the blades don't lock like the carving jack . You'll have to sharpen it to your liking ,but I rather loose a  $ 25 knife  in the woods than a $140 any day of the week. over all it's not a bad little knife once is sharpened

ASIN	B06XRDZ61M
Age Range Description	Adult
Best Sellers Rank	#148,792 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #346 in Pocketknives
Blade Edge	Flat Convex
Blade Length	3.8 Centimeters
Blade Material	High Carbon Steel
Blade Shape	Hawkbill
Blade Type	Folding
Brand Name	Old Timer
Color	Multi
Customer Package Type	standard packaging
Customer Reviews	4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (6,825)
Global Trade Identification Number	00044356228473
Hand Orientation	Right Hand
Handle Material	Delrin Brown
Included Components	Knife
Item Length	11.13 Centimeters
Item Shape	Rectangular
Item Type Name	Old Timer 24OT Splinter Carvin' Knife Traditional Pocket Knife
Item Weight	59 Grams
Manufacturer	BTI Tools
Model Name	SCH24OT
Model Number	SCH24OT
Number of Items	1
Orientation	tips up
Part Number	24OT
Power Source	Manual
Product Care Instructions	Clean and oil clean if necessary
Recommended Uses For Product	Camping, Carving
Reusability	Reusable
Size	1 بوصة
Special Features	65Mn High Carbon Steel, Sawcut handle, Convenient Size, 6 Different Blades for Whittling
Style	24OT Splinter Carvin' (Box)
Theme	Animal
UPC	044356228473 661120652533

Old Timer 24OT Splinter Carvin' 6in Traditional Folding Whittling Knife with 1.5in Detail Blade and Sawcut Handle for Outdoor, Hunting, Camping and EDC

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