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A Look at Finch Knives: Knife Designer Spencer Marquardt | AK Blog
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When you think about a brand like Finch Knives, known for its combination of traditional craftsmanship and modern design, you're not just thinking about a knife—you're thinking about a story. And at the heart of that story is a co-creator whose passion for knives goes beyond business—it’s a family legacy. Meet Spencer Marquardt, the visionary behind Finch Knives. As the co-owner, co-designer, and Knife Designer of the Month for February, his journey into the knife world is one deeply rooted in history, family tradition, and a love for adventure.
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A Look at Ostap Hel: A Shaper of Modern EDCs | Knife Bio | AK Blog
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When it comes to modern knife design, few names are as synonymous with innovation, style, and functionality as Ostap Hel. This Polish-born designer has become a standout figure in the knife-making world, earning recognition for his clean lines, ergonomic designs, and innovative approaches to folding knives. His work has including collaborations with some of the biggest knife brands, including Real Steel, WE Knife, Civivi, Sencut, Kansept, Bestechman, and Bestech.
Boker Bill N Ted Operation Knife Review | AK Blog
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The Boker Bill & Ted Operation Knife, designed by Keanu Alfaro, is a standout piece that blends functionality with a playful nod to pop culture. The 2.91-inch D2 steel blade is well-crafted, providing a sharp edge and solid durability for everyday tasks. The blade deploys smoothly, thanks to its reliable thumb stud, and the liner lock mechanism ensures safe use. What truly sets this knife apart is its vibrant handle design, inspired by the whimsical spirit of the beloved film franchise. The handle is made from durable materials, offering a comfortable grip that feels secure in hand. Weighing in at only a few ounces, it’s lightweight and easy to carry, making it a great choice for EDC (everyday carry).