My point is that I think it's best if you pick up a knife and can see the maker's name right on it.
I used to want to have some kind of cool shop name or weird logo and my dad said to me, "Well if we see it, then we know you made it. What if some guy on the other side of the country sees it and has never heard of you. Don't you think he should be able to look up a real name?" (or something along those lines)
IDK- maybe it's just that it's become a matter of pride for me to be able to put my actual name on my work, just like most any craftsman signs his work.
If you look at advice given to most collectors it's to buy knives with a "name" and not a logo. Course that doesn't apply to some makers and who knows in the future people will know who "KD Knives" is. If you look in some of the other forums here you'll see a couple posts a week asking "does anyone know this maker's mark?"
I hear ya Will and you have a valid point , but I may add the .com in the future. The part about the name is true but all famous makers marks if they never used their name are still know by the knife collector people . I hope people that see may mark realize its a dot com its really not hard to figure out. SOme times too much of a logo makes a knife also look messy and cluttered. Ill know when I get the stencil on my first knife. I can always add a W but dont have the dot com for that.
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