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Winkler Knives featured in TheFabricator
Sometimes you can best serve your country by serving those in the armed forces. Daniel Winkler got that opportunity in the years after Sept. 11, 2001. Of course, the world changed dramatically on that fateful day, and Winkler soon changed with it. Before 2001, Winkler was primarily a full-time knifemaker, having achieved master bladesmith accreditation from the American Bladesmith Society…
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KnifeCenter FAQ #159: Are Case Knives Good for EDC?
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Spydercollector: Spyderco Amsterdam Meet 2024 Report
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Knife Thoughts: Stockman vs Cattle Knife; Two Classic Slipjoint Pocket Knife Patterns Contrasted
The Stockman and Cattle Knife are some of the most traditional and revered pocket knife patterns… but what are they? And what’s the difference? The difference between a Stockman and a Cattle Knife comes down to two main things: the handle shape, and the main blade shape. Whereas a Stockman…
GearPatrol: The Best Pocket Knives Made with D2 Steel
D2 steel has been prized for generations for its wear resistance, edge stability and respectable toughness. For years, D2 was deemed the go-to material for a knife blade that could handle the rigors of daily wear and tear without breaking down or losing its edge. Recent materials developments like CPM Magnacut and M390 steel have shifted…
Graham Ledger: Blades for Brothers provides knife-making instruction for veterans, first responders
Veteran Greg Coker is sharing his passion for forging knives and its positive impact on his life with others. Coker is inviting veterans and first responders to free instructional classes at his home in Graham as a way to build fellowship and give them purpose. Coker was an AH-6 helicopter…
KnifeNews: KA-BAR Releases First Brand New, Made in USA Folder in Fifty Years
Big news from KA-BAR: the company, in conjunction with its State & Union shop arm, has released its first new, Made in the USA folding knife design in 50 years. It’s called the F01 and, fittingly, is an intriguing blend of old and new. Item one in the “New” column…