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Architect Knives lets you build your knife, your way with Knife BUILDERS. With a selection of steel types for blades and two different materials for handles, our high end custom knives are personalized in a series of thoughtful clicks. Custom survival knives are at your command here at Architect Knives, giving you total freedom of choice. For bushcraft and camping, DIY, and work site needs, our superb quality is with you every step of the way. Trust Architect Knives to get your blade, your way!
Architect Knives is a customer-driven custom knife experience rooted in freedom of choice, service, and fair prices. A family-owned and run small business offering made-in-the-USA quality, we’re your source for superior customer service. We honor your choice to build your blade with us by offering trustworthy reliability and exceptional quality. For everything you need to build custom bushcraft knives, browse our handle scales, blades, and accessories to build your blade! Unleash precision in style!
This answer can vary depending on your needs. If you want something traditional, for example, you’ll prefer CPM S35VN. Those who want the highest corrosion resistance will want MagnaCut.
We carry a variety of steel types for our blades, ensuring that your knife-building project results in exactly the knife you envisioned. We further promise that all the blades we carry are of the highest possible quality to serve you with the very best in the market.
Both these materials are used by Architect Knives to create the handles of our high end custom knives. A composite synthetic is used in both instances. The difference is that G10 is made from fiberglass and epoxy, and micarta uses materials like paper and cloth. The difference gives both handle types their own unique properties.
The drop point is the most practical shape for a bushcraft-specific knife for a number of reasons. The convex, sloping spine of the drop point style is what makes it a sturdy choice. With a highly resistant tip and deep blade belly, this is the style most often chosen for bushcraft, performing multiple functions.
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