Thread: What consitutes being a "honemiester"??

Well, there is no test for it.
As I understand it, it was a title bestowed upon Mr. Lynn Abrams, the founder of this place, and has been thrown around a lot after that. Many people use it to acknowledge the various professional honers out there.
For me personally, as a European, the term Meister is used on a highly trained, and schooled, individual who has undergone a long period of training in a official system defined by a Laud or similar, and passed an official exam at a board of experts in his or hers field.
Honer would be a better term to use on those who do it professionally.