Starting a knife-selling business can be a lucrative venture for those with a passion for knives and an eye for quality. The industry offers a multitude of opportunities, as knives serve various purposes and cater to different markets, such as kitchen knives for home cooks and professional chefs, as well as outdoor knives for hunting, …
Collecting knives can be a rewarding hobby, but there may come a time when you wish to sell your knife collection. Whether you’re downsizing your collection, looking for a fresh start, or seeking some extra cash, finding the right place to sell your knives is important. There are several avenues to explore when selling a …
Wooden knife handles are a popular option for chefs and home cooks alike due to their natural beauty and comfortable grip. Over time, however, wooden handles require proper care and maintenance to prevent moisture damage, cracking, or warping. One effective way to protect and prolong the life of your wooden knife handles is to use …
Keeping your pocket knife sharp is essential for maintaining its performance and functionality. A dull blade can make simple tasks difficult and even be dangerous, as it requires more force to make a cut, increasing the risk of accidents. Luckily, you can easily sharpen your pocket knife at home with the right tools and techniques, …
There aren’t many things more exhilarating in the world of knife collecting than finding a high-quality knife from a brand you’ve never heard of. This happened to me recently as I found a locked-up pocket knife in my 98-year-old grandpa’s basement. I was convinced that it was a 1930s Case XX with stag handles so …
Every kid has someone they want to impress and, for me, it was my uncle. He was old and crusty but he was also loud and opinionated so everyone wanted him to approve of what they were doing. It was just easier. So when I got my first pocket knife, he was one of the …
Anodized knives run the entire luxury gamut. On one end you can find “anodized” stainless steel knives (for sale at gas stations everywhere) and on the other end, you get anodized titanium. The thing they all have in common is that they absolutely love fingerprints and grease. If you’ve ever held an anodized knife you …