Knives

In case you missed  it last week, Work Sharp Tools has a new Mark 2 version of the Ken Onion Edition Knife and Tool Sharpener. I write about it in the upcoming Knife News (July): Work Sharp unveils Upgraded Ken…

Vosteed’s new Talarurus shows off their ambitious design chops in a big way. They have had other knives with unique, compelling designs like the Corgi line or Thunderbird line but this Talarurus has a new level of cohesiveness that is…

Hello there People of the Knife. Happy Friday. It is Weekend Open Thread time, and this weekend’s theme comes from my teenage daughter not understanding a Wilford Brimley “Diabeetus” reference, and my meme-bombing…

From KnifeNews: Blade Show is right around the corner and the excitement is palpable. Companies are starting to tease or outright reveal the cool new stuff they’ll be bringing to Atlanta next month; Kershaw is the…

Throughout my knife-reviewing journey, I’ve had the pleasure of checking out some pretty sweet blades. Even though I might’ve missed a few popular models that every other channel and their grandma have reviewed,…

Blade Show: ever heard of it? It’s happening next month, and knife-related social media is ablaze with teasers, previews, and full-on reveals. We’ve naturally got plenty more coverage coming down the pike but we…

Vosteed’s newest knife, the Acorn, has all the makings of the next big thing. Every once in a while, a knifemaker tweaks all the knobs just right and one of their knives becomes an instant classic – the kind of knife that becomes so…

So you’re attending Blade Show and want to have the best experience possible? You’ve read the FAQ, maybe a Reddit post or two, and find yourself looking for more tips? Well I attended Blade Show for the first time…

H. Clay Aalders is a lifelong edged tool user. He spent the past 20 years as a woodworker and fishing guide in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Idaho, and Tennessee. While guiding in Idaho, Clay worked part-time writing for a local newspaper, and…

I loved the original Ferrum Forge Gent. Its successor, with the oddly downgraded steel (S35VN became 9CR), is pretty unexciting, but that original knife was a compact, well designed, well-made knife that just about anyone could benefit…