Blade

RECURVES IN ALL THE RIGHT PLACES

Many figure cutting has to do only with a knife being sharp. In reality, there are a number of factors involved in how well a knife cuts. Sharpness is just one factor, along with cross-section geometry and profile geometry, not to mention weight. No one feature stands alone: Get your knife design down right and you have a knife that is effective and a pleasure to use.

Many can shape a piece of steel to look like a knife—even a good-looking knife. If a maker doesn’t know proper design, you have yourself a paperweight. Numerous makers might argue with me, saying there is nothing to designing a knife. I rest with the fact that over the years I have tested many

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