Fehr Forgeworks
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Fehr Forgeworks is a Canadian bladesmith business that specializes in high end Kitchen and Hunting Knives
08/08/2026
Good to keep the forge welding skills intact with this custom chef knife order. High carbon steel blade forge welded to a railroad spike handle. This one was really fun, might have to open up orders for a few more!
08/01/2026
Here we go, day 1 of Íslendingadagurinn! I’ll be here all weekend and you won’t want to miss the show! Big vendor market, and of course the main draw is the Viking village you can walk through and experience, it’s definitely a great weekend, and free to attend!
07/08/2026
Every coffee scoop starts out as a clean sheet of copper, lots of hammer blows and polishing to go for this one.
Rinse after the etch, really happy with how this one turned out. Finally got the tumbler to work well for polishing carbon steel, saved me a ton of time buffing and polishing, and gave a more consistent result.
05/30/2026
Well that’s a first for me. Cutting down some Maple Burl and deep in the wood I found a bullet. I wonder how long it’s been in the tree, might have to see if I can salvage this for a unique project!
A night in the tumbler with corn cob media gives my favourite blade finish. Almost a mirror but matte from some angles, definitely my favourite look for a kitchen blade
Gotta keep machines in tip top shape. I frequently machine my belt grinder components to keep them running true, it makes a huge difference in how efficient and precise you can grind if your components are trued up regularly.
This component is the backing for the sanding belts when I grind my bevels, and I typically grind it flat weekly, but eventually it needs to be completely replaced, so time to machine a new plate to get me back to grinding!
Polishing handles, finishing with some 3000 grit Trizact pads on the orbital sander is the best way I’ve found to get the epoxy ready for the final buff
05/21/2026
Handle sanding today. Can’t rush the Maple Burl/Epoxy handles, they’re definitely more challenging and time consuming than solid wood handles to polish, but we’ll get there!
05/18/2026
Starting the week by scribing centre lines on blades. It’s a critical step to ensure the edge of the knife stays perfectly straight and consistent
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