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BOOKS KNIFEMAKING
BK462
The Pattern Welded Blade, Hrisoulas
120 pages, 8-1/2 x 11 (Softcover)
Jim Hrisoulas reveals the secrets of this ancient
craft. From the welding of the starting billet to the
final assembly of the completed blade, Hrisoulas
provides in-depth instruction in forging basic,
precise patterns and the more stunning complex
designs.
BK464
Razor Edge Book of Sharpening, Juranitch
145 pages, 8 x 9-1/4 (Softcover)
Recognized as “The Bible Of The Cutting
Edge,” it belongs in the library of anyone
who’s serious about sharpening. Written by
Guinness world record holder John Juranitch,
it contains all the knowledge and insights
gained during his more than 45 years in the
sharpening industry. Crammed with photos, illustrations and cutting
edge secrets you won’t find anywhere else. This book covers topics
like how to choose a knife, sharpening theories and applications,
steeling, using a hone and more. You’ll get answers to the most
asked sharpening questions. You’ll learn the truth about common
myths like why you should never use oil on a hone.
BK650
Sharpening and Knifemaking, Watson
175 pages, 6 x 9 (Softcover)
In a process handed down from his grandfather,
Jim Watson illustrates sharpening techniques for
numerous woodcarving tools and knives of various
sizes and shapes including pocket knives and
kitchen knives. The necessary materials for proper
sharpening are listed and discussed with methods
for reconditioning and making your own new knives and tools as
well as information on resurfacing the sharpening stones.
BK829
Spirit of the Sword, Shackleford
240 Pages, 8-1/4 x 10-7/8 (Soft Cover)
A Celebration of Artistry and Craftsmanship.
You will go through a stunning visual journey of the
history of the simplest and greatest weapon ever
devised. Whether you’re a historian, collector or
enthusiast you will get everything from fascinating
information on the history of swords from around
the world to the helpful tips on collection and displaying swords
in this book! Live the Legend. Feel the Steel. Steeped in lore and
legend, swords evoke images of samurai swordsmen, knights in
shining armor, the glint of hardened steel, the charge of mounted
cavalry. Spirit of the Word is a stunning visual journey through the
history of the simplest and greatest weapon ever devised. More
than 300 detailed photos of swords throughout the centuries and
from around the world are shown, along with scenes from the
ancient swordmaking capitals of Europe. Includes the magic of the
Japanese sword and a profile of Yoshindo Yoshihara, the world’s
greatest living swordsmith. Swords on the Big Screen: a cinematic
exploration of sword mythology. 300 photos.
BK96
Success with Sharpening, Laughton
176 pages, 8-1/4 x 10-7/8 (paperback)
Success with Woodworking
Accessible and jargon-free for even
inexperienced woodworkers, and illustrated
with 200 color photographs and diagrams, this
first in the Success with Woodworking series
tackles a fundamental, yet vital for success,
woodworking process: tool sharpening. From the
reasons why blunt tools ensure poor-quality work to advice on how
to achieve the perfect cutting edge, this introductory guide makes
the theory and mechanics of sharpening easy to understand. It
covers sharpening by hand, from oilstones and honing to slips and
strops; machine sharpening, including controlling heat buildup and
grinding wheels; and how to sharpen specific tools: turning and
carving tools, marking devices, scrapers, planer blades, green
woodworking tools, and household items. With these hands-on
exercises and practical advice, top-quality work is guaranteed.
BK830
The Wonder of Knifemaking, Goddard
160 Pages, 8-1/4 x 10-7/8 (Softcover)
“Your questions, comments, and sometimes
complaints are what keep me going as a writer.
Keep it coming!” ~ Wayne Goddard
As a columnist for BLADE Magazine, Wayne
Goddard has been answering real questions
from real knifemakers for more than 20 years.
Now, find all the details in one place in this handy reference
for every knifemaker, amateur or professional. It has clear and
precise answers on every aspect of knifemaking, from selecting
steel to heat treating and finishing the blade, with tips and tricks
for knifemakers of all skill levels. About the Author: Mastersmith
Wayne Goddard is an icon in the field of knifemaking. As a fulltime
maker, teacher and writer, Goddard works as hard to teach
knifemaking skills as he does to acquire them. His affiliation with
BLADE Magazine has brought new and interesting information, tips
and tricks to thousands of would-be knifemakers.
Knife Making Classes
We offer periodic bladesmith classes with Ray Rybar in Camp
Verde, Arizona. Classes are geared toward beginner to intermediate
skill levels. Blacksmithing experience is recommended. Consider
taking our beginning blacksmith class first.
Ray began forging blades in 1972 and joined the American
Bladesmith Association in 1986. In 2001 he attained the
coveted status of ABS Master. Ray works almost exclusively
with patterned steel and enjoys crafting all types of knives.
His favorites are long bladed and are frequently decorated with
biblical passages. Ray, a contributor to Blade Magazine and a
nationally known instructor.
Take this rare opportunity to learn
from a true artist and master craftsman!
Visit Ray’s personal website at www.rybarknives.com.
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