Sad to say, but getting a new handle is probably more expensive than a a
new knife.

I prefer carbon steel blades myself. They are sharper and easier to
sharpen.

Consider getting a new carbon steel french knife. Look at
www.cutlery.com or www.cutleryandmore.com for a good selection. The
first store has a wider range of pieces, but higher prices.

I have dealt with both companies and had no problems..

Colin




Blanche Nonken wrote:
> "Dee Randall" <deedoveyatshenteldotnet> wrote:
>
>
>>I would not buy a new one except my wooden handle is finally after 30 years
>>splitting from moisture.
>
>
> You might consider looking for someone who can craft a new handle for
> your knife. The steel sounds like it's in good shape, and handles can
> be replaced.