Kiwi Blade Knives

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People often talk about a light bulb moment. Mine was more of a blinding rabbit in the headlights occurrence. From the moment, I first...

Making a knife in Auckland is a fun challenge. Join Willie van Niekerk for a day and go home with a knife that you can be proud of

What is the difference between a Santoku and a French Chef’s Knife? Many people ask us ‘what should be my ‘go-to’ knife in the kitchen?’...

Have you ever wondered what it might be like to make your own knife? Check out this video shot by Tony Orton at Journey of a...

Knife making is fun but it doesn't happen overnight. Here is Willie making a Santoku full tang blade in his workshop.

An article written by the very talented John Williams for the Ray White Ponsonby blog - for which we are most appreciative....

After soaking in white vinegar for several days and a good scrub, the cleaver yields up its maker's mark

Willie draws out the name of our winner for the March 2020 draw ... which we did in April 2020. Good things come to those who wait!

Willie demonstrates how to prepare your knife for soaking and initial rust removal

Willie removes the handle of the cleaver

Watch Willie bring an old butcher's cleaver back to life - From rusty to reigning supreme

High carbon steels have properties that can easily outclass many other steels but they come with a set of demands on how they expect to...

Blade thinning is the process of thinning the blade of a knife in order to achieve the optimal cutting ability of that blade – without...

We have a winner.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGTSJ4ckXiQ&t=1s

Out in the bush and in no particular hurry at the end of the day … Here is one of Willie’s favourite ‘on the go’ meals. Roosterkoek (Camp...

Wolhuter general purpose and survival knives have many uses. Hard and tough enough to use in virtually any outdoor situation, this knife...

A lot of people ask us about restoring old kitchen knives as well as ceremonial swords and antique or heirloom pocket knives. Is it worth...

A Granton Edge has a series of scalloped indents on the flat bearing surface of the blade (rather than on the apex or cutting edge of the...