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How To Design Knife Handles  Considerations & Process - Red Label Abrasives

How To Design Knife Handles Considerations & Process - Red Label Abrasives

Quick Summary Knife handle design is as important to the success of the finished knife as the design of the blade. When you use quality materials and get the shape and dimensions right, the result is a knife that will stand the test of time. Factors to consider when designing knives include handle shape, hand size, handle materials, knife uses, and handle dimensions. Jump To:  Knife Handle Design Factors Creating the Knife Handle Contact an Abrasive Specialist When you design a knife, your initial focus will probably be on the blade. (If you need some tips, we’ve written a detailed guide to developing a blade shape.) However, handle design is equally important to the finished product.  A good handle is made from quality materials, feels good in your hand, and lets you use the knife safely and efficiently. In this

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