Knife Talk II The High Performance Blade

Knife Talk II The High Performance Blade by Ed Fowler is a comprehensive exploration of knife making, published by Krause Publications in 2003. This first edition spans 200 pages and is presented in English. The book features 65 articles that delve into various aspects of knife making, including function, design, and technique, as well as the philosophy behind the craft.
Readers will find detailed discussions on topics such as forging and heat-treating, knife maintenance, and the sheep horn style. Fowler also addresses industry legends and provides insights on how to grind blades, along with the distinctions between hardening and tempering, particularly in relation to carbon steel. This edition serves as a resource for those interested in the history and practical techniques of knife making, appealing to enthusiasts in the fields of antiques, collectibles, and sports.
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A veteran knife maker, Fowler presents 65 articles on topics including: function, design and technique; philosophy; and forging and heat-treating. He also discusses industry legends, knife maintenance, the sheep horn style, how to grind blades, hardening versus tempering and carbon steel.
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