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Editors Choice Randy Haas
Category: Knives/Editors Choice Knives
... me to be able to make these beautiful, functional, working knives. I love my job more and more every day. Its that passion and excitement for the steel that pushes me to make every knife to the best ... Friday, 25 May 2012 -
Gilles Fontenille Pataud
Category: Knives/Knife Reviews
... traditional methods as far as is practical. Every knife has different options for different steels and some knives have further options up to damascus in rose, twist and the cream as far as I ... Monday, 07 May 2012 -
Editors Choice Guillaume Cote
Category: Knives/Editors Choice Knives
... I will grind a more narrow blade. For a rockwell hardness I target 58-59 with a cryo for the fillets knives made of CPM 154 . Steel on the ones we are talking about is CPM 154, the blades are mirror ... Monday, 30 April 2012 -
Editors Choice Wayne Morgan
Category: Knives/Editors Choice Knives
... the next logical step. This knife is the largest knife I have made so far, The steel is forged 1070,the knife has a Harmon, the handle is Tamboti and copper and the sheath is hand stitched and tooled. ... Tuesday, 10 April 2012 -
Case Factory Knives
Category: Knives/History of Knives
... S. Without Bolsters SC. Scissors SP. Spey Blade SS. Stainless Steel ... Thursday, 05 April 2012 -
Macabee Knives Hammer-in
Category: People/Knives News
... This year Aldo Bruno The New Jersey Steel Baron Will not only be selling steel but he will be making it. After having so much fun last year smelting steel he has volunteered to do it again. Andy Davis ... Tuesday, 06 March 2012 -
Editors Choice Vca Facas Artesanais
Category: Knives/Editors Choice Knives
... provide a near seamless transition from stag to steel. In this shot the restraint apparent in this knife is obvious, it would have been tempting to make it overly elaborate but the maker chooses to ... Thursday, 01 March 2012 -
Knives In Agriculture
Category: Knives/History of Knives
... John Deere invented his cast-steel plow. This innovation made it easier for farmers to clean the blade, relative to the blade of an iron or wooden plow and led to increases in food production. ... Tuesday, 21 February 2012 -
Editors Choice Lon Humphrey
Category: Knives/Editors Choice Knives
... W2 steel and clay coated the blade to give it a very nice hammon hand finished to almost a mirror polish with a Damascus guard and butt cap with a Damascus hog ring in the butt The handle is ebony ... Saturday, 28 January 2012 -
The Knife in Education
Category: Knives/History of Knives
... in the hands of a beginner. It is therefore important to select for slojd suitable knives of the best quality. The blade of the slojd knife should be made of good steel, about 4 inches long, and not ... Wednesday, 25 January 2012 -
Knife Etiquette
Category: Knives/Using Knives
... polished high carbon steel blade. That is why museum personnel wear white cotton gloves when handling ancient artifacts. So a word to the wise, if its not your knife "hands off" or gloves on ! Always ... Friday, 15 April 2011 -
The endless search for the perfect knife (® Rolf Hatterscheid)
Category: People/Stories
As a small boy back in slums of the Bronx, I was always interested in finding something of "lasting" value. Steel bolts, hammers and sturdy things interested me. Anything that seemed well made, solid, ... Friday, 18 February 2011 -
Memoriam Bub Worrell
Category: People/Memoriam
... blades intimidating and while a larger blade is more usefull, these little knives will serve in a pinch. Used like a steel thumbnail. Good for opening boxes, cutting string and other light cutting ... Friday, 14 January 2011 -
Memoriam Bub Worrell
Category: People/Memoriam
... blades intimidating and while a larger blade is more usefull, these little knives will serve well in a pinch. Use it like a steel thumbnail. Good for opening boxes, cutting string and other light ... Friday, 14 January 2011 -
Tsuba
Category: Knives/History of Knives
... his name. He used to drill a very tiny hole in the guard then he would coat a piece of steel wire with carburundum or ruby powder and pass it back and forth through the hole until it became elongated ... Friday, 14 January 2011 -
Poem The Sword Alone
Category: People/Knives News
... and say no word, Bright steel must plead for Eireann. In vain you weep, in vain you pray, Your masters smile, and heed not; You sigh in vain for freedom's ray While Erin's foemen bleed not. Then ... Friday, 14 January 2011 -
Making The Stick Tang Knife
Category: Workshop/How to make knives
... rod to the pommel such as with the Cold Steel Tanto. In the old days the tang end was simply mushroomed into a countersunk hole in the pommel or riveted over a suitable washer or directly over the pommel. ... Friday, 14 January 2011 -
Steel
Category: Workshop/How to make knives
... Steel Alloys Steel L6 O1 W2 A2 M2 D2 154CM Vasco ATS34 440C CMP3V Iron Carbon 0.7 1.0 1.0 0.85 1.5 1.05 1.12 ... Friday, 14 January 2011 -
Making a Sheffield Bowie
Category: Workshop/Knifemaking Projects
... makes the join between the cap and the ebony neater. Fastening. 11/11/02 The end plate is secured by a high tensile steel bolt instead of the usual "allthread". The head is cut ... Friday, 14 January 2011 -
Sharpening
Category: Workshop/How to make knives
... the knife flat on the stone. Around 7 (14 included) degrees works well for meat. Harder materials such as soft metals can be cut at around 15 (30 included) degrees and even thin sheet steel such as that ... Friday, 14 January 2011