Three Blades with an East Asian Design Flair
Three blades with an Eastern design flair are zesty cutters
For many decades Asian knives, tools and swords languished in the cutlery industry, remembered most for blades brought back by U.S. service personnel who fought...
3 Awesome Axes for Chopping Wood Like a True Lumberjack
THREE FACTORY AXES TAKE THE CHOP, LIMB, TRIM, SHAVE AND STRIP TEST
BY JAMES MORGAN AYRES
We got snowed in one New Year’s in a rented cabin in the mountains. When I expressed concern about...
The World’s Greatest Knife Book is Here
KNIVES 2021, presented by BLADE Magazine showcases blades of every class and style with more than 600 spectacular full-color images, from customs to factory knives.
Enthralling articles about balisongs, making money making knives, urban EDCs, tactical knives, knife designers and more.
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We Test 4 Small Choppers Priced $32-$450
SMALL HATCHETS, HAWKS AND AXES ARE LIGHTWEIGHT AND VERSATILE
By Pat Covert
They’re small choppers that go by the names of hatchets, hawks and axes, so for simplicity’s sake let’s lump them into a group and...
Raboud Dagger Fetches $50,000
PROCEEDS BENEFIT WOUNDED WARRIOR OUTDOORS AND WILD SHEEP FOUNDATION
The Raboud Dagger by award-winning knifemaker Dennis Friedly sold for $50,000 at a live auction this last January, with proceeds from the sale benefitting both Wounded...
Dropout Knifemaker Is A Master Of Marketing
Brent Vaccaro of Black Widow Knifeworks & Tactical Gear attended high school in New Jersey where he was born and raised. He excelled in woodworking, banging out projects that those two years ahead of...
Irishman uses fossilized bog oak for knife handles
Irishman Paddy Smyth of Smyth Knives in County Roscommon, Ireland, sells 90 percent of his knives through his website to customers in the USA. The other 10 percent are purchased through The Quiet Cailin...
