| A.T. Barr Knives: Folding knives of various steels, some with titanium bolsters. |
| Beltgrinders for Knifemaking: Instructions for building a beltsander belt grinder for knifemaking. |
| Carson Knives: Constructed of ATS-34,O1, A2, D2, 440C, 440V, and several types of Damascus steel. |
| Center Cross Metal Works: From straight blades to folders by maker Gene Osborn. |
| Chamblin's Knives: Maker of multi bladed and fancy folders. |
| Coyote Forge: Gallery, available knives of unusual materials. By Dan DiStefano. |
| Crooked Knives - Mocotagan: Origin and history of the crooked knife, believed used in North America as early as the 17th century. |
| D Knife Place: Collection of D'Holder Custom Knives with information about the maker, and showing the making of a custom knife. |
| Damascus by Devin Thomas: Maker of exotic damascus paterns. Shop photos, heat treating methods. |
| Dan Graves Knives: Bowies, skinners, art, utility, miniatures, survival. Discusses materials and methods. |
| Don Cowles Knives: Handmade hunting knives, damascus steel and exotic material. Shop tour. |
| Ed Caffrey, ABS Mastersmith: Hand forged cutlery, specializing in mosaic Damascus steel. Classes, forum, articles. |
| Eugene Schreiner Knives: Gallery of handmade knives, description of materials and brief history. |
| Frank's Custom Knives: Fixed blades and folders, materials and construction notes. Personal article mentions practical, philosophical. By Frank J. Warner. |
| George Tichbourne Knives: Bowie, outdoor, kitchen, stellite 6K and scrimshawed. |
| Hammersmith Knives: Damascus steel resource for the beginner and master bladesmith. Newsletter, tutorials, galleries, videos. |
| Howell's Handmade Knives: Handforged and stock removal, Damascus or simple steels, fixed or folders. |
| JANO Knives: Materials, machines, and tools for both professional and amateur knifemakers. |
| KBA Knives: Individually handcrafted for the outdoor enthusiast, by Karl B. Anderson. |
| Ken Wolfe Knives: Custom handmade knives with engraving and or carving. Skinners, Filet, Bowies from 440C, ATS34, Sawblade Steel. |
| Khukuri House: Nepal's first genuine Gurkha knives and original Nepalese khukuris manufacturer. Official supplier to Gurkha units. |
| Knife Scales and Custom Knives: Scales of various material. Knives by Robert Roy. |
| KnifeArt.com: Large selection of custom knives. Knife information, books, links, and sharpening stones. |
| Knifeart.com's Directory: Information and links to custom makers, companies, sharpeners and retailers. |
| Knifemakers Database: Many links to custom knifemakers worldwide. Also articles, forums, chat, consignment sections. |
| Knives.com: News, makers, forums, auctions. |
| Larry Gotkin Knives: Scrimshaw, Japanese swords, flint and obsidian knives. Includes tutorial on Japanese-style knives and swords. |
| Nichols Knives and Supplies: Bowies, fixed blade, damascus. Also knife making products. |
| Polar Bear Forge: Knives by Jamie Boley, of South Dakota. Shop tour, technical information. |
| Ranger Original Handcrafted Knives: For hunting, fishing, camping, gifts, presentation, kitchen, and tableware. |
| Ray Rogers Knives: Maker from Everett, Washington USA. Shows techniques and processes. |
| Rudy Knives: Regular and Damascus steel knives. Shop photos and movie clip . |
| Sheffield Knifemaking Supply: From rare Damascus steel to bone handle and other exotic materials. Tools for professionals and hobbyists. |
| Silk Road Trading Company: Handmade Uyghur knives, using traditional techniques and materials. History and construction articles. |
| SouthPaw Knives: Converts production folding knives to make them left hand friendly. |
| Southwest Bladecraft: Folders and fixed blades by Gene Anderson. Also describes the knife making process. |
| Stan Wilson Custom Knives: Linerlock folders and fixed blades, curvaceous design, variety of natural materials. Interesting shop tour. |
| Texas Knifemaker Supply's Links: Knifemaking equipment, tutorials, materials, custom makers. |
| The Knife Network: Collector's resource, user forum and community, with images of the latest available knife designs. |
| Tomahawks by Two Hawks: Tomahawks of 6150 vanadium spring steel and American hickory. |
| Walter Sorrells Blades: Japanese inspired blades, includes information about how blades are made, Japanese sword terminology, and martial arts usage. |
| Wet Hollow Grinder: Build your own wet grinder for hollow grinding custom knife blades. Unique fixed profile approach simplifies matters. |
| Wilburn Forge: Handcrafted, forged knives for hunters. Includes craftsman's profile and photographs. |
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