Grinding Services

This service adds functional texturing and gives the appearance of tree bark. Works best on titanium but can be applied to most metals. This finish includes the texturing, deburring, bead blasting...

Jimping refers to the process of adding small notches or grooves (jimps) to the spine of a knife blade or part, primarily to enhance grip and control, especially when the user's hands are wet or...

We will apply a clean, fresh 400 Grit satin finish to your metal or steel parts, tools, scales, or other. We will be using our best judgement as to whether the finish is applied by hand or machine,...

   Adding a finger choil to a blade not only adds a functional grip allowing one to choke up on the blade where precision cutting is necessary but it also creates the illusion of a larger knife...

As an alternative to our cratering technique, we offer the Rock Carved spine and flats addon. We will grind the spine and flats with aggressive and sharp carving and follow it up with a blade finish...

Add functional and decorative carving to the edges of your liners, spine of your blades, or other areas you'd prefer.  NOTE: If your blade has a finish you'd like to keep as is, or if it's a coated...

Similar to a crystallized titanium, but with it's own flare and flash. This finish looks great on its own, but can be elevated with a very bright and flashy pop of color by adding anodizing...

This service is a combination of a few other mods bundled up to give you a tough, rugged, distressed look for a discounted rate. Choose a anodizing color IF YOUR ITEM IS TITANIUM ONLY. This service...

The traditional harpoon or modified harpoon look is popular with blades that have a straight back and mean drop. It can be applied (to an extent) to any blade. Please note that a blade finish is...

Ease the pain of tight stone spaces and minimum bevel space - add a sharpening choil to your blade to eliminate tight plunge line situations that make for ugly bevel starts on annoying-to-sharpen...

Not a fan of sharp and machined edges? Some prefer the spine of their blade to be rounded, smooth, and not so sharp. if you're that person, this is the service for you. Get it!   For Coated or...