BIG Blades: 4 Monster Choppers for the Bush
BY JAMES MORGAN AYRES
Wherever folks live close to the earth, they use big knives
Little knives are convenient to carry but, if you have a lot of work to do, big knives are it. I’ve...
African Blackwood is on the Rise as a Custom Handle Material
Maybe it’s a bit of a contradiction, but both elegance and simplicity are elements of African blackwood, a handle material with a rapidly rising profile in the custom knife industry.
The color of the material...
What is a Drawknife? Three Examples
Whether for bushcraft, carving, or just straight woodworking, drawknives are handy tools that range quite a bit in size, function, and style. There are large drawknives to peel bark or hew small logs, as...
Spike Tomahawk Reviews: RMJ Tactical, Cold Steel, SOG, Browning
Spike tomahawks are fascinating tools. You can cut, chop, pry, hammer and penetrate with them. They can be handy as camping implements or in tactical applications.
In the tactical realm, tomahawks can be used in...
The Latest EDC Multitools
People Who Like to be Prepared Will Love the latest EDC Tools
Knife guys love gadgets, fix-it people love gadgets and DIY-ers love gadgets, so it’s easy to see why multi-tools do so well in...
Knife Performance: Is Steel Type Really the Most Important?
The type of steel in the blade is only one factor in the performance of a knife. Heat treating, Rockwell hardness and geometry also matter.
What Makes a Bushcraft Knife a Bushcraft Knife?
What is a bushcraft knife? Design matters, but function is even more important.
