Milinski Knives Fall Update!

Aug 27

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mrknives.com ~ Fall Update...

New blades, upcoming shows, magazine highlights and a

behind the scenes look at the shop

On The Bench...

Some unique builds are on the bench from edc folders to fine feathered damascus collectibles.

Oct. 17 - 18

Texas Custom Knife Show

One of the highlights of my fall will be heading to Conroe for the Texas Custom Knife Show this October. I’ll be bringing a selection of Milinski Knives, including some new work that hasn't been widely available yet.

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From the Shop

Fall is shaping up to be an exciting season at Milinski Knives. I’ve been busy in the shop, working on new designs, preparing for an upcoming show, and putting the finishing touches on some new knives that

I’m particularly excited about.

See Milinski Knives featured in this month's Blade magazine below

Sneak Peek for the Show

This is just an insider preview of a piece that will be available for the Texas Custom Knife Show - thanks for your support!

BUILT TO BE USED — NEW EDC FIXED BLADES

As mentioned in the previous issue of the Milinski Knives Newsletters, small drops are taking place of the edc "Basalt" design knife. Different colors and handle configurations went fast! One star laser engraved piece with blue g10 handles remains available .

We expect to have more of the cerakoate Basalt edc's available again soon.

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Birth of the Basalt

Inspired by a need for a comfortable and practical design that also looks cool, the Basalt was put through the paces on the farm and in the shop. Blades have a professionally applied cerakoate finish to add to the looks and longevity. Steel is 80CrV2 and handles are

varieties of G10 material providing a great grip!

Milinski Knives featured in BLADE Magazine

I couldn't be more thankful to the staff at Blade Magazine for highlighting a recent copper damascus linerlock I made for a collector and supporter. The piece is one of 3 Texas makers featured in the article and was a recent favorite of mine with copper highlights throughout.