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Now I know that there are some knife makers here and if you could answer some questions I would be gratefull to you, so first of i am taking a class to get a

degree on knife making anyway, before this starts I want to make a few but were do get steel at this is my top question were at, and more questions are coming.

Josh

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Glad to hear it Josh.I 'll be glad to help when I can, but for starters ,here's a list of places to get your needs.Dave

Not my site but will work.

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Josh,

Dave has provided an excellent listing of suppliers and vendors to the knifemaking craft!

Since you indicated there may be more questions in the future on knifemaking, perhaps it would be better to post those questions on one or more boards/forums catering to the knifemaking community, such as:

www.knifenetwork.com/forum/index.php

http://forums.dfoggknives.com/index.php?ht...foggknives.com/

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=789

They all require registration to post and it is free.

and finally, the following link contains a lot of links to great information!

http://gbrannon.bizhat.com/

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Dave and Randy

Thanks very much for the help I am once again headed down the path of a new trade and skill,

Dave I will be hitting you up for help as I go yes in deed.

Josh

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Another good forum is www.britishblades.com

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Josh - a couple of questions...

1) type and style of knives you're interested in

2) forging or stock reduction or both

3) Where at in Utah?

With those answers we can pinpoint your needs/desires better and direct you to resoruces fitting those needs/desire - also IIRC there are a couple of makers in Utah and western Colorado......

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Howdy Chuck

I am interested in making round knives and hunting knives as well as other leather knives trim knives and such.

Stock to begin with but forging once I get in to it.

20 miles south west of salt lake city, herriman.

Thanks so much you are all great to help.

PS some wood working chisels at some point to.

Josh

Josh - a couple of questions...

1) type and style of knives you're interested in

2) forging or stock reduction or both

3) Where at in Utah?

With those answers we can pinpoint your needs/desires better and direct you to resoruces fitting those needs/desire - also IIRC there are a couple of makers in Utah and western Colorado......

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Jbrd,

Here is another website-http://www.knifenetwork.com/forum/index.php. Like the others, you have to register to post.

Good luck.

Fred

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The late Bob Engnath set up a pretty good web site with lots of info and it has been maintained intact: Bob Engnath.

A couple of others have mentioned the knifenetwork site, and I highly recommend it as well. Good folks - in fact several of them hang out here as well.

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Thanks Guys

I will look in to it, thanks for bringing this thread to life

JOSH

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