Knife "Paperwork"

[Stacy E. Apelt - Bladesmith]

This question comes upo often. Here is a search using the "Custom Search Engine" in the stickys. There are many examples here:
https://cse.google.com/cse?cx=012217165931761871935:iqyc7cbzhci

 

[Natlek]

Thanks. Helpful tips.

What i would want to know about knife which i want to buy /except basic data/ is thickness behind edge .In fact it would be the deciding factor whether or not I will buy that knife.I see too many knives on sale with ax geometry ....

 

[Chris 54326]

Thanks, Stacey. That provided more answers than I've gotten anywhere else.

 

[Daniel Fairly Knives]

I have a COA business card made and write model/materials on it. I change cards every 500 knives or so. I also send out a business card with contact info and another card that is just for fun.

 

[scott kozub]

one of the most important things is for people to understand that you care. I've had a few people come to me recently specifically because they read my website and sensed my passion and willingness to make sure the customer is 100% happy. If you can convey that message without sounding ingenuin you'll be good. Be honest and don't be afraid to express yourself.

 

[Chris 54326]

I couldn't agree more............but thanks for bringing it up.

 

[Mecha]

I was working toward hot-punching such info into the tang of sword blades: alloy, year, maker. Problem is it has to be a take-down unless it’s for identification as a relic in the far future.