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Links · Custom Knife Makers
Jose de Braga -
The
Art Machine Gallery. Art knife and sword maker famous for carving the
sword handles by Connor MacLeod and Kane in Highlander III: The Final
Dimension. Cover smith for our March 1999 Edition of SFMO.
Don Fogg - Don Fogg
Knives. A master knife-maker and sword-maker, Don Fogg is a father of
inspiration in the industry who treats steel like an artistic canvas. His
work delves into but also crosses traditional boundaries. Cover Smith for
our Summer 1999 Edition of SFMO.
Rob
Hudson - Maker of intricate composite damascus blades - for
example, the edge can be of a pattern and yet within itself contain a
different pattern! Featured Smith on our Summer 1999 Edition of
SFMO. E-mail: Hudson@friend.ly.net
Howard Clark - Morgan
Valley Forge. Howard Clark specializes in high performance Japanese-style
blades. Featured Smith in our Summer 1999 Edition of SFMO.
Randal
Graham - Dragon Fist Forge. Contributing author of "Sword
Shop" in SFMO issues.
Daryl Meier - Meier
Steel. Maker of the legendary American Flag Bowie Knife presented to
former President Geoge Bush, the esteemed Daryl Meier is the grandfather
of modern pattern-welded damascus steels and works with various smiths
providing damascus steel for custom sword projects with Don Fogg, Howard
Clark, Randal Graham, etc. Editor's Choice 1999.
Kevin
Cashen - ABS Master Bladesmith, lecturer, maker of exquisite
artistic knives, Viking-style daggers, etc. Cover Smith for our January
1999 Edition of SFMO and author of Cover Article "Road to Damascus".
Ric
Furrer - One of the greatest rising young talents in the industry,
Richard "Poindexter" Furrer concentrates on Japanese, Turkish and Islamic
weapons but specializes in his difficult chevron-damascus
patterns. Featured Smith in our Summer 1999 Edition of
SFMO.
Larry Harley -
Lonesome Pine Knives. Larry made the Gunstock Indian Club featured in our
Summer 1999 Edition of SFMO. He makes some of the most elegant fighting
fixed-blade knives our Editor has seen.
Tinker Blades -
Michael Tinker Pierce. A good source for affordable Scottish dirks.
Al Massey -
Rustic-looking swords, well-balanced and well-planned in execution.
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