This course wasn’t wasted though, as he not only enjoyed it a lot, but also pushed his career forward, leading him to win his first award the same year in California, as Best New Maker.Īfter that, Knight promptly gained he recognition of other people in the knife-making business for his style: ‘I never stopped.
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In 1992 Winkler’s creations were featured in the movie “The Last of the Mohicans”, which inspired Knight to take his passion for knife-making to the next level.Īlthough there’s no information about Jason’s parents and family, their support for his hobby was evident, as he was gifted a grinder during his teens, and in 2001 his grandma supported him to participate in a two week long course at Bill Moran School of American Bladesmith Society (ABS) in Arkansas: “she paid for my class. Interested in American Native culture as well, Jason often attended various Pow-wows, where he met and started a long-lasting friendship with other young blade creators Daniel Winkler and Karen Shook. George High School, showing his creations to other knife makers and collectors when he attended Southeastern Wildlife Exposition every year.
Jason started seriously creating his own knives while studying at St. – – #2×72 #2x72beltgrinder #sander #grinder #beltsander #bluecollar #jasonknightknives #forgedinfire #bladesmith #knifemaker #customknife #blacksmith #tools #shoptools #knife #handmade #maker #fabricator #fabrication.Ī post shared by Ryan Brodbeck on at 6:41am PDT
Welcome to the brodbeck family!! We had a blast and learned so much.
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