2015 Knife of the Year® Awards Recognize Best in Blades
Atlanta, Georgia (June 6, 2015) – Awards recognizing the highest achievement in the custom and factory knife industries were bestowed the evening of Saturday, June 6, 2015, at the BLADE Show (www.bladeshow.com) in the...
Share Your Knife Memories of Rob Simonich
If you knew knifemaker Rob Simonich, share your memories of him with us on www.blademag.com.
BLADE® field editor Dexter Ewing has written the story, "Heart and Soul," in the February BLADE which remembers Rob on...
BLADE Show Names Top Knives
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World’s Most Important Knife Awards
The world's most important knife awards—the BLADE Magazine 2013 Knife-Of-The-Year® Awards—will be named next week at the BLADE Show & Living Ready Expo (www.bladeshow.com).
Set for May 31-June 2 at the Cobb Galleria Centre in...
NEW BLADE Show Site Easy To Use/Navigate
The brand-new BLADE Show website makes learning about the show, buying tickets, seeing exhibitor and sponsor lists and getting updates on the seminars schedule easier than ever!
Deibert’s Award-Winning Mid-Bowie
ABS journeyman smith Michael Deibert took home the George Peck Award for the best knife made by a journeyman smith applicant at this year's BLADE Show.
“I forged this knife after a long look at...
Blade Magazine 2012 Most Innovative American Design
The AUTONOMY, by SPYDERCO
•Designer: Blade Magazine Cutlery Hall-Of-Fame© member Sal Glesser
•Pattern: Automatic folder
•Blade steel: H-1
•Blade length: 3.65”
•Blade pattern: Sheepfoot/rescue
•Blade grind: Hollow
•Blade finish: Satin (and a future DLC-coated version)
•Edge configuration: SpyderEdge
•Handle material: G10
•Closed length: 4.92”
•Operating/locking...
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