Tag: Knifemaking
Shop Dump: Burt Flanagan
A disciple of Bill Ruple, Burt Flanagan has been making knives for nearly a decade and crafts some of the finest slip joints in the Lone Star State.
Copper Damascus: An Exciting New Way To Make Knives
Whether you call it copper san-mai, cu-mai, or anything else, copper damascus is one of the trendiest ways to forge knives today.
Allure Of The Subhilt
The subhilt provides an additional element to make a knife one of a kind. These makers show what a subhilt can be.
Bowie Knife: Shorter Customs Are Where It’s At
The new sweet spot for a custom bowie knife is now a 9- to 9.5-inch blade!
Moran Bladesmith Academy Dedicated To The Father Of Modern Damascus
Dedicated in honor of the "Father of Modern" damascus—William F. Moran—the Moran Bladesmith and Artisan Academy is now a reality.
On The Edge Of War: Knife Pros And The Ukraine Conflict
A knifemaker and other knife pros take different approaches to the Ukraine-Russia conflict.
The ravages of war often have global impact—even when the fighting is...
Tim Britton’s Badger: Old Keen Kutter Pattern Reborn
A sensational slip joint, Tim Britton's Badger revives the Keen Kutter patter with a ton of flare.
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...
