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Steve Schwarzer and Daryl Meier pioneered the sintering process of canister welding damascus. Aside from being effective, it is also affordable. (Steve Schwarzer image)

Secrets Of The Shop: Steve Schwarzer & Bob Terzuola

Jim Hammond -
Schwarzer’s blister busters and Terzuola’s effective efficiencies.
Robert Wayman quips that he packed a lot into his 14-inch pattern damascus cleaver, mainly in the handle. The grip features a damascus collar, stainless steel and G-10 spacers, cross-cut carbon fiber, green malachite and blue coral accents, stabilized amboyna burl, and a damascus butt cap with stainless mounting pins inset with blue coral, framed with green malachite. (SharpByCoop image)

Custom Cleavers That Have Culinary Chops

Mike Haskew -
Four custom makers push the boundaries of the tried-and-true cleaver. An inclination toward the kitchen and a desire to design and deliver cutlery used on...
Steve Schwarzer relates that he has tailored his martial arts training to incorporate the push dagger, though perhaps not one as ornate as the one pictured. A mesmerizing 3 3/4” mosaic damascus blade is mated to an antler handle with faces carved at the ends of the grip. (Jocelyn Frasier image)

Pull Of The Push Dagger

Mike Haskew -
Master smiths explore the symmetry, skill and survivalist roots of a classic.
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Remembering Hawaiian Knifemaker Keith Derrick Ouye

BLADE Staff -
Remembering a dedicated craftsman of the Fujisaka lineage known for his tactical precision and collaborative artistry.
Jesse Hu (inset) is a fan of Vinland Saga anime, but was convinced to tackle the series’ most famous blades—Thorfinn’s daggers—at the insistence of his fans. The project was challenging, almost every instance of the blades in the series differed in some minute, but important detail. (Jocelyn Frasier image)

Cool Custom: Jesse Hu’s Thorfinn Daggers

BLADE Staff -
Hu takes the Vinland Saga’s famous daggers from screen to steel.
Ed Fowler cradles one of his trademark sheep-horn handle knives at his shop bench at his ranch in Riverton, Wyoming.

Ed’s Quest For Excalibur

Chris Amos -
Remembering Ed Fowler’s 80 Years of Knifemaking.
The Cu Mai Dragon not only catches the eye thanks to the copper Mai damascus used for the blade, but the dragon-scale styling along the spine of the razor. The dragon motif has cropped up in several of Stuart Kerr’s creations.

Cool Custom: Stuart Kerr’s Cu Mai Dragon Is Built To Slay Beards

BLADE Staff -
Stuart Kerr just can't help meddling in the affairs of dragons with his custom straight razors.
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