The Daily Grind

Making serrated blades can be more complex than creating a smooth-edge knife, so in this blog, the team at Red Label Abrasives shares some tips on how to make serrated blades.

We break down what flap discs and grinding wheels are and when each should be used.

The coating you apply to your knives will make a difference in how it looks and can even make a positive difference in the working lifespan of the blade. Learn more about popular blade coatings.

Iron forging often leaves a spherical or flaky byproduct known as forge scale on the blade. Learn how to remove forge scale from your blade.

If you’ve mastered the art of knife making, selling the finished product is a great way to earn extra income or even start a new business. Here's where you can sell your knives online.

If you’ve never made a knife before, there are twelve knife making tools that are essential for beginners. The right tools will help you develop the shape of the blade, keep it securely in place while you remove stock and heighten sharpness, give the steel the right degree of resilience, and keep you safe the entire time.

Good knife design is something that comes with time and experience. Learn how to design your knives with tips from experts.