Here are the 5 reasons to buy my knives:

Sharp: They are razor sharp out of the box. All my knives are tested on yellow cedar and sharpened until they glide through the wood with ease leaving a beautiful finish. With a 15 degree total included bevel these knives are designed from the ground up for soft woods like cedar and excel at cutting it like no other.

Durable: My knives are expertly heat treated in a process designed just for knives to give unparalleled durability. Then they are cast into the handle with durable epoxy resin then wrapped tightly with extremely strong tar impregnated twine to ensure it it never fails.

Hand Made: Everything is hand made in Canada, BC. Only the logo is laser cut with a CNC. Every dollar spent goes to the knife maker who runs the business, made the website and even the grinders used to create the knives.

Sustainable: My knives are made of exceptionally high quality tool steel recycled from local mill saws and I ship with recyclable expanded paper packaging material made from recycled paper ensuring a sustainable business model with low environmental impact.

1 Year warranty: I stand behind my knives. On the off chance it does fail in typical use I will replace your broken knives.

  • I found your blades easier to maintain than the really hard Hall Farrier's crooked hoof knives. Yours are just slightly softer than that but not mushy like Diamond or Mora. - Brian T

  • I really like the tools I’ve gotten from Jamie as they stay sharp for a long time and even if I drop them or bang them it doesn’t take that long to fix! And I tell everyone who asks me about knives to see your website- Cole Speck

What are Crooked knives?

Crooked knives are an amazing wood carving tool that can do the job of many other carving tools like chisels and gouges. Otherwise known as Mocotaugan to the Cree, Hooked knives or bent knives, these tools have a long history in wood carving on the northwest coast.

Beveled on both sides, they efficiently carve in both directions allowing you to cut with the grain without rotating the work. The offset of the blade allows them to get closer to the work without the handle getting in the way.

Buy a Crooked knife today!

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