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Slipjoints With Craig Brewer. Craig is a full-time knifemaker in central Texas who started making knives in 2002. He later met Johnny Stout and Harvey Dean and started attending a hammer-in they hosted. There he met many other knife makers willing to share information on all aspects of knife making. Craig credits Bill Ruple and Rusty Preston ...
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Craig credits Bill Ruple and Rusty Preston the most for...
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I now primarily make folding knives, and my specialty is...
- Slipjoints With Craig Brewer | Shop | Chris Crawford Knives
Full time knife maker from central Texas. I enjoy making folding knives with slip joints being my favorite.
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Craig credits Bill Ruple and Rusty Preston the most for getting him started on slipjoint knives. Bill and Rusty provided encouragement and instruction to Craig and many other knifemakers. Craig continues to refine his techniques and skills as he focuses mostly on slipjoint and lockback folders.
Dec 1, 2016 · Craig Brewer. Posts: 89. Estimable Member Apprentice Bladesmith (5yr) Topic starter. Time to get this knife started. Everyone should have the pattern or it will be there in the next few days. I will show how I work and give some alternative techniques that should help cover different equipment in your shop.
I now primarily make folding knives, and my specialty is building slipjoints. I've always liked the traditional patterns, and there's nothing like the walk-and-talk of a well tuned knife. Featured Knives
Nov 15, 1998 · Thought Craig already had a thread going but couldn't find it and he should have one. Specs: 3 5/8" closed, CPM-154 @ 60 RC, 416 stainless integral...
Craig is a full-time knifemaker in central Texas who started making knives in 2002. In this video, Craig demonstrates how to make a slimline trapper. He covers everything from scribing out the parts to the finishing filework.
