If You are interested in one of my knives please E-mail me with any questions You may have. My wife has Simply Cleansing and for now You can send E-mail to Simplycleansing@gmail.com Right now I have One Neck Knife left so don't wait, or you may be waiting. :)
Thanks Patrick
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Keep Watching! Fire Steels
Sorry I havn't posted a new post in a while. Things have been busy. I have a new video ready but need some new software to post it. Hope to have it up next week. I now have fire steels for sale they are $14.00. in my new video I will show you how well they start a fire. Keep watching.
Friday, June 4, 2010
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
The very first knife I ever Made was a Neck Knife! I was very Happy the way it turned out. It is a laminated blade, SS on the out side, blue super steel core. Easy to sharpen and will hold a keen edge for a long, long time.
The Second Knife I made is a Traditional rural Japanese cutlery.
Features Hitachi high carbon steel forge welded between two layers of mild steel.
Last but not least, is my camping knife. For this knife we had to design our own knife on paper and make a template. then Make a knife to scale of our template. I was amazed how it turned out.
Murray Carter is a great instructor and goes the extra mile! I would recommend his class to everyone. www.cartercutlery.com
Sunday, May 30, 2010
M T Knives
A brief story about how I got started. First off I really feel that we have lost a lot of knowledge here in America because we no longer Pass our skills and knowledge onto our own children, we ship them off to school to learn from "wiser" people than ourselves. However it use to be and still can be found the knowledge of trades passed down from generation, to generation. I started off wanting to learn the proper way to sharpen a knife.... and not only to sharpen a knife but really sharpen a knife, Scary Sharp! So my search began on the internet were I came across Murray Carter www.cartercutlery.com Murray really truly understood the method behind sharpening a knife and getting it to the optimum cutting edge. And where did he learn this, In Japan where he studied under many bladesmiths for around 18 yrs. Where the knowledge is passed down from generation to generation. So I went to Oregon to learn from the Best, Murray Jump Started my passion for making knives. Giving me an edge on the rest. Follow me in my Journey into becoming a master bladesmith. Thanks for Your Support, I will keep You posted on my progress.
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