Sam Brown points out this video visit to the workshop of high-end knifemaker Joel Bukiewicz. It’s a nice little documentary that avoids rushing through the topic, covering a bunch of excellent details from an otherwise private, happily-obsessive process. Plus Joel gives his take on some aspects of the craft few know about. Some more info over @ CHOW.
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I enjoy seen that video, pretty neat!
your video was awesome. instead of cutting out the
pattern from sheet material with an angle grinder and shaping with
belts why dont you have a bunch waterjet cut and
then you would hand grind the rest?
your product is beautiful. i see why there is a 10
month waiting list.
cheers
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