“314 Forge knives have replaced just about every knife in my roll. They are the first knives I reach for at work and at home“
Check out this great video
Check out Chef Will on The Rhode Show worki with a 314 Forge knife!
One of my favorite chef's knives. hated to see this one go.
Watch as this stunning natural black walnut and faux ivory handle comes together on this 4' EDC.
This piece speaks for itself.
Beautiful chef's knife with a cherry and maple handle and a sunny spacer.
Check out some of the highlights of making an 8" chef's knife.
From a practical point of view, chefs use high carbon blades because they can get sharper and hold their edge better than knives made from stainless steel.
Over time, your knife will develop a gray-blue patina. A healthy patina actually protects your knife from rust. This patina also ads beautiful character to your knife.
Stains and rust are naturally occurring when using carbon steel knives.
To protect your knife, don’t put it in the dishwasher. Wash by hand with warm water. After washing, dry immediately.
If your knife has a natural wood handle. Periodically apply butcher block conditioner to the wood. Try not to let the wood dry out. It could crack or separate from the steel. Be careful they're sharp!
314 Forge is located in Taunton Massachusetts.
If you would like to contact me or place an order, you can do so via private message on either social media platform, email me at jayl314@yahoo.com
or call or text 774-218-8067
Some items also available for purchase on my Etsy page. https://314forge.etsy.com