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This is my answer to an Everyday Carry (EDC) skinner style knife which is perfect for a hunter on the go who wants quality in a small package but is not limited to a hunter alone. This knife can be used for any task you in your daily life you throw its way.
Overall Length: 6“
Blade Length: 2”
Handle: Combo Scales
Steel: Stainless AEB-L
Finish: Belt Finish/Natural Oxidation
I find that the most versatile knife in the kitchen for me is always a Petty Chef knife since the size isn’t quite at the full chef size, but can handle the same workload with a bit more precision. If you find yourself looking for a knife that can handle nearly any task with ease, this is the model for you!
Blade Length: 5.5”
Handle: Copper Resin Swirl
Steel: Stainless AEB-L
Finish: Belt Finish
These are my two favorite additions to the kitchen hands down! I think you may be able to take over the world with this combo, but I’ll leave that up to you to decide.
Blade Length: 5.5”/3.5”
Handle: Stabilized Wood w/ Blue Dye
Steel: Stainless AEB-L
Finish: Belt Finish
About
the company
My name is Cody, and I'm the founder of this new knife making venture that is Broken Spoke Bladeworks. I always had the desire to make blades, and luckily my good friend Dustin invited me over years ago to build a knife, and I immediately caught the bug and dove straight into buying up every tool I could at the time to start this venture!
Early on, I had a passion for working on and fixing things, which led me to start as a shop hand at a bicycle shop. I was big into riding and racing bikes, so it only seemed appropriate to get into the cycling industry which has been a large part of my life, off and on, for nearly 20 years now and I have become a master in parts of this career field. Because of my background in cycling, and running a high-end shop in Denver, I wanted to pay homage to my passion with a name fitting for my part-time venture into knife making, thus the inspiration of the name Broken Spoke Bladeworks!
Another large part of my early adult life was joining and serving in the US Air Force for 6 years as a power generation mechanic. I did one tour to Afghanistan for about 7 months on a small specialized team of engineers which constantly traveled to provide support to anywhere that needed help. We found ourselves traveling to every corner of the country and all the places in-between, making for an unforgettable experience! Our supplies were always very limited, so building the ability to scavenge through the equivalent of junk yards to fabricate items to complete the mission was a must, and through developing those skills and using the skills from all the years working in the cycling industry, creating has been in my blood.
Being able to couple the traits from military service and the cycling industry, along with an artistic inclination has really made knife making the perfect home for keeping my hands busy in a hobby that is unmatched by anything up until this point. There is a long and never ending road of creation ahead, and I'm very excited to be part of this community! Everyone I've met so far has been some of the greatest people, and I thank you all for your hospitality!