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For a while I have thougt about expanding my product range. One of the products I have thought about is Leather Strops, they are so great, and I use them all the time. I only have a few I use, and I have made them myself. If you are interested send me an email, or hit me up on social media. Also, if you have an idea for something else to put up on this site, let me know. I listen to you. E-mail:   Info@hvedegaardknives.com Social Media:   @hvedegaardknives   Thanks, Mikkel Hvedegaard Hvedegaard Knives Made in Denmark

Here is a little update from the shop Working on a bunch of orders, including some Bushcrafter v1's, a JGT II blade, and a Tanto. Soon glueup on a couple of the bushcrafters will happen, so you will see some pictures very soon. Also working on a custom job for an acquaintance, who's son will be gifted with a chefs knife. Do to delivery time, the customer asked if i could just put a handle on a chefs knifeblade that they had chosen. The handle is going to be in bog oak, passed onto the customer when the father in law...

First I got up early at 5.30am, made a cup of coffee and sat down to check up on all the social media, replied to emails and so on. After a couple of hours of that, I got dressed for the shop. Had made a whole list of projects in the shop. And headed to the shop. The shop is located about 25 minutes in car, so put on the Gary Vee podcast and drove off.  Hit the shop made a cup of coffee, and got busy. Started with a custom bushcrafter, where the customer requested a longer handle 13cm...

(taking a sip of coffee) Ahh Old picture - A JGT II in the making Well lets get to it. Today the plan is to make knives like a maniac. I've had a week away from the shop, due to some unexpected obstacles (I cut myself in the hand..) but that seems to be healing just fine, so now it is back to the grinder. I have a whole bunch of bushcrafters on order, so that is what you will see mostly for the next month. I hope it wont scare you away if you not into bushcrafting.  Wish you...

What makes a good knife?.. Well there is a lot of guides on the web to select the best knife. But really, what makes a good knife?   A knife has to fit you, and your needs and that is pretty much it. Of course materials are important aswell, but it really comes down to your intentions with the knife. Are you a hunter, a woodsman, or a gear-addict. For what and how do you expect to use the knife. Take those questions up, before you purchase any knife. Let me know if you have any questions about my models,...