Tag: Knifemaking
Andy Sharpe/Chuck Richards collaboration salutes the heroes of the Battle of Attu
"A Knife For Those Who Saved Alaska"
BY ANDY SHARPE
Herb Drury was my wife’s uncle, a World War II veteran and a friend. He passed...
Why The X-Rhea Knife?
The X-Rhea Is The Result Of Having A Curious Mind And The Ability To Explore Possibilities.
8 Tips for Successful Home-Based Knife Shops
How to keep your shop in operating order and maintain a safe and happy family life in the process
By Joe Calton
There have been tons...
How to Make a Sushi Knife
By Wally Hayes
Sushi knives are light, thin, very sharp and a blast to make. Here’s how I make them from start to finish.
For blade...
Danes to Dragons: Custom Hawks
Custom hawks and axes combine history, fantasy and imagination
From Danes to dragons, draft horses and drawing smoke, the axe and the hawk have become...
Fit and Finish 101: How to know it when you see it on a...
By Pat Covert
Fit and finish is bandied about so often in cutlery circles it’s almost become one word, pronounced something like fittenfinnish. A newbie...
Knifemaking: Frame Handle Construction
KNIFE SHOP BY JASON FRY
Are you up to the challenge of frame handle construction?
Frame handle construction for knives has been around for centuries. Historical...
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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...
