All posts tagged "Bram Frank"
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SHOT Show 2020: Fox Knives Brings Clutch of Fresh Designs
Fox Knives SHOT Show releases include some very different releases. A historically-inspired slipjoint, a large multi-use fixed blade, and a new Bastinelli Knives collaboration are...
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Trainer Knives: Are You Prepared for Live Contact?
Few people know what it means to defend your life with a knife like martial artist and knife designer Bram Frank. He is best known...
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Larrin Thomas Talks About MagnaCut, his New Powder Metallurgy Steel
Three years after starting Knife Steel Nerds, a website dedicated to deep analysis of knife steels and their properties, metallurgist Larrin Thomas has released MagnaCut, a new powder metallurgy...
Tashi Bharucha Pays Homage to his Heroes with Legacy Collection
French maker Tashi Bharucha is embarking on a unique project this year: the Legacy Collection. This is a series of ten highly limited custom knife designs, each one paying...
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Andrew Demko Releases First Production Knife under His Own Label
Huge thank you to Matt Bando for generously providing the images and video in this story. Matt also designed the packaging for the AD20.5. You can check out Matt’s...
May’s Buck of the Month Sees Return of the Marksman
Buck has unveiled its Buck of the Month for May, a Buck Marksman that channels the Force with an interstellar color scheme and a different blade steel. Buck’s knife...
Elementum Line Expands Yet Again with Fixed Blade Model
2021 is clearly the Year of the Elementum over at Civivi. The popular little EDC folder has already been the subject of one major line expansion this year, and...
The Lizard Crawls into Bestech’s Budget Lineup
Hot on the heels of the Ostap Hel-designed Strelit, Bestech is rolling out a tiny new in-house design called the Lizard. The Lizard manages to slip into the small...
Artisan Moves Silax Model to CJRB Line after Positive Reception
Artisan Cutlery has announced that the Silax, a mid-sized fixed blade designed by Dylan Mallery, is being transitioned from Artisan’s main line into its CJRB label. The decision follows...
