All posts tagged "Work Sharp"
Knife Maintenance Month: Stropping
Brought to you by Work Sharp Knife & Tool Sharpeners Stropping is the easiest way to bring your knives to their ultimate sharpness. After shaping...
Knife Maintenance Month: Sharpening with the Work Sharp Ken Onion Edition
Brought to you by Work Sharp Knife & Tool Sharpeners When we interviewed Dexter Ewing, Field Editor for BLADE Magazine and owner of Winston-Salem Knife...
Knife Maintenance Month: Lubricating and Preventing Corrosion
Brought to you by Work Sharp Knife & Tool Sharpeners Part 1: How to Clean Your Blades Part 2: Disassembly and Reassembly Properly oiling your knives...
Knife Maintenance Month: Disassembly and Reassembly
Brought to you by Work Sharp Knife & Tool Sharpeners Properly maintaining your tools is crucial to their longevity and performance. Sometimes, that means you’ll...
Knife Maintenance Month: How to Clean Your Blades
Brought to you by Work Sharp Knife & Tool Sharpeners Kicking off our Knife Maintenance Month series is the simplest, yet most often overlooked, topic...
Prepare to be Prepared: February is Knife Maintenance Month!
Brought to you by Work Sharp Knife & Tool Sharpeners Today is already February 1st – which means it’s the first day of Knife Maintenance...
7 Last-Minute Gift Ideas Under $50
Presented by KnifeCenter.com Christmas is just around the corner, but many of us are still scrambling to find the perfect gift for all the people on our...
5 Reasons You Should Pack a Field Sharpener
Presented by Work Sharp Knife & Tool Sharpeners Whether you’re planning a camping trip or an expedition to the Amazon Jungle, success is all about...
BEST NEW TACTICAL FIXED BLADE 2016: Meet the Contenders
Presented by: Work Sharp Knife & Tool Sharpeners The KnifeNews Dealers’ Choice Awards recognize extraordinary achievement in the production knife world. KnifeNews turned to knife...
Introducing the KnifeNews Dealers’ Choice Awards for the Best of 2016
Presented by: Work Sharp Knife & Tool Sharpeners KnifeNews is proud to announce the first annual KnifeNews Dealers’ Choice Awards to celebrate the best new production knives...
Sharpening Pro Credits Modern Tools for Speedy Service
“Sharpening a knife is just as important as maintaining your car,” says Dexter Ewing, owner of Winston-Salem Knife Sharpening. Ewing, a lifelong knife enthusiast, is...
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How to Spot Knives with Bad Ergonomics: Surgeon Weighs In
What makes a knife handle ‘bad?’ Knife maker Kyle Ver Steeg thinks about this question more than most makers. The Iowa native brings the perspective of both a plastic surgeon and lifelong...
Forged in Fire Contestant Introduces Wrist Sheaths
Bladesmith Josh Weston recently introduced a series of leather wrist cuff knife sheaths. The South Carolina-based maker and Forged in Fire contestant plans to take the project to the...
Award-Winning Chef Taps Bradford Knives for Restaurant Cutlery
Knife enthusiasts are known to use their own blades at restaurants. Whatever they have in their pocket or on their belt is almost guaranteed to be a better slicer...
Hawk Knives and Panchenko Collaborate on Orbit Hawk Lock Flipper
Hawk Knife Designs is teaming up with Serge Panchenko for their first mid-tech collaboration, the Orbit. With a stylish Panchenko design, the Hawk Lock mechanism, and an adventurous new...
Zero Tolerance and Kershaw: The 10 Knives Still Due for 2017
KAI-USA Ltd. brands Kershaw and Zero Tolerance debuted their 2017 line-up at SHOT Show in January, but the company doesn’t publicize release dates for new products. With nearly 30 new...
Knife Gripes Episode 18: Shortchanged
Knife Gripes is brought to you by KME Sharpeners Nick urges premium knife makers to make smaller blades part of their core offerings. More Episodes of Knife Gripes with...
How to Spot Knives with Bad Ergonomics: Surgeon Weighs In
What makes a knife handle ‘bad?’ Knife maker Kyle Ver Steeg thinks about this question more than most makers. The Iowa native brings the perspective of both a plastic surgeon and lifelong...
