Links are in no particular order. If you feel that your link should be included here, email me. I apologize if anyone has been left out.
This site is about Handmade
Knives and the Craft of Bladesmithing. The Gallery showcases
Swords, daggers, hunting knives, art knives, Collectibles and
Using Knives of all kinds. It is about making and collecting
knives.
"The
soul of a Knife is born in the fire"
I will be happy to discuss engraving your prized
possession with you. In today's world of mass production and
cheap imports it is refreshing to own an heirloom quality work of
art created especially for you. Each piece is "one of
one" and none are exactly alike. Most of my work is done
with traditional hammer and chisel, but I occasionally use a
Gravermeister when a special situation calls for it. Other items
besides knives and guns can be engraved, too, including jewelry,
golf clubs, fishing reels, keys, spoons, motorcycle parts, or
almost anything metal.
The American Bladesmith Society, Inc. pledges to
diligently, reasonably and responsibly work exclusively for
the purposes of promoting and advancing the art and science
of the forged blade and other implements.
Home of the world's largest inventory of knife
and cutlery related books, and publishers of Knife
World magazine, the leading publication for knife
collectors and enthusiasts of all kinds.
I make a variety of custom handmade
knives, such as skinners, fighters, bowies, camp knives, filet
knives, utility knives, hunting knives and tactical knives. I
also make spears, ice picks (or spikes), and walking canes.
The Metal Web News Blacksmith Page. Your Graphical
On-Line Guide to Metalworking.
The new guide for knife resources and information on
the web. The Knife Web Guide™ has links to knife
information, magazines, knife manufacturers, knife collecting,
custom knife makers, and related sites. A quick, easy, and
convenient way to find knife information.
Kirk Rexroat, - American Bladesmith Society
"I believe a knife must feel good in your hand and hold an edge well. These two principles are paramount to any knife. I don't like to be confined to one style of knife, and so I have incorporated these two attributes into all the knives I make."
Dedicated to the Art, Forging, Collecting, and
Practitionary Use of Swords of Various Cultures and Time Periods