Grimsmo factory tour

[RL]

I was one of the lucky few to be invited to the Grimsmo factory tour back in January. We were given a detailed breakdown of each step in how a Grimsmo knife is made. All I can say is that the sophistication of the machinery and technical know-how to make knives with such tight tolerances is astonishing!

I decided at the time not to write a review because I simply don’t have the technical knowledge to explain all the machinery but in retrospect, I think it is still very worthwhile to share my pics. So this will be more of a pic dump than one of my classic reviews and I hope you enjoy it!

 

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A little show and tell after the tour

 

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Nice swag pack too!!!

Thank you once again to the Grimsmos for inviting me. I had a great time and it was extremely educational. I certainly gained a much higher appreciation for your knives!

RL

 

[jbmonkey]

nice pics, thanks for sharing with us.....but im assuming they let ya take the pics and are okay with ya posting them?

 

[RL]

I assume you often make nonsensical accusatory posts on an open forum?
RL

 

[jbmonkey]

I assume you often make nonsensical accusatory posts on an open forum?
RL

just asking. I know factory tours in my industry they dont like pictures taken or shown...

 

[King of the Cheese]

 

[brownshoe]

Thanks for the pictures. It’s nice to see a modern facility.

 

[DocJD]

Which gismo makes them spoon blades ?

The pocket dump was interesting , especially the impact weapons .

The "horn spike hammer " was my fav for weirdness .

 

[TC]

Thanks for the tour.

Not my type of knife, but that's a pretty impressive collection of high-end machine tools there. KERN is about as precise as you can get.