Tag: Joe Kertzman’s Blog
Another Knives Book Favorite—Scrimshawed Beauty
Gary Williams and Gil Rudolph took turns scrimshawing both sides of the handle and sheath of a Dennis Friedly damascus dagger. The Native American...
Something About This Drop Point Hunter
I don't know if it's the stabilized spalted-maple handle, the way the drop-point blade becomes oh-so pointed at the end, the full tang, red...
Everybody Wing Chung Tonight (with Knives 2013 Wing Chung Swords)
Featured in the "Foray Into the Far East" Trends section of the Knives 2013Â book are a pair of Richard Van Dijk "Wing Chung" Chinese...
Eat Up These Edged Combatants
Paraded in the Knives 2013Â book like dress soldiers at a welcome-home party is a pair of Daniel Winkler fixed blades in camouflage finishes, and...
Sweet Simplicity Featured In Knives 2013 Book
My second Editor's Favorites pick from the Knives 2013 book is included for its sweet simplicity. Don't let the straightforward, integral form of Billy...
Editor’s Favorites from Knives 2013 Book
The success, popularity and response from the Greatest Bob Loveless Knife Designs posts has prompted me to start a "Favorites from the Knives 2013"...
KA-BAR Launches Military Appreciation Program
KA-BAR Knives created a Military Appreciation Program to give thanks to the heroes of the U.S. Armed Forces, and will give one KA-BAR Fighting/Utility...
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Knifemaking 101 – Read This Before You Make a Knife
by Wayne Goddard
My experience has taught me that there's nothing like digging in and getting started. I've often said the hardest part of the...
