Tag: Joe Kertzman’s Blog
KA-BAR Knives Marks 115 Years In Business
One of America's oldest and proudest knife manufacturers, KA-BAR Knives will celebrate its 115th birthday on April 29, 2013.
Fish Knives Combine Form & Function
Here's plenty of proof that a fillet knife can be put to extreme use, and still be a work of art.
Educating the Future Of Knives
The American Knife & Tool Institute (AKTI) recently announced it will present a series of informative articles on its website, www.akti.org, that address various aspects of the knife owner’s experience.
Kershaw Signs On for a Rough Ride
Kershaw Knives has become a premier sponsor of the Professional Rough Stock (PRS) series. Some rodeo fans can't get enough, and are looking for even more excitement. That's where the Professional Rough Stock (PRS) Series comes in.
Knives Save Lives, Period.
This simple tool, if present, would have allowed the child to be cut free from the seatbelt, able to survive another day. This is the story that I just cannot get out of my mind.
Change The Types Of Knives You Collect?
You may decide to begin collecting a different genre of knives, departing from what you have collected. If and when that time comes, evaluating your situation and making informed decisions is crucial.
Guilford Art Center Holds Juried Knife Exhibit
The Guilford Art Center in Guildford, Connecticut, announces "Contemporary Knife Smithing: A Juried and Invitational Exhibition," and is calling for submissions.
Must Read Articles
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...
