If you love knives or have a collection, wouldn't it be nice to know more and even learn the art of making a hunting knife? You can at a special course that will take place at the James Black School of Bladesmithing and Historic Trades.

Here is What You Will Learn at this Hunting Knife Course

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According to a press release,

In this course, students will demonstrate the skills to forge a basic blade and assemble the handle in a hidden tang technique. Students will learn the various hunting knife designs and proportions. Students will also learn steel types, heat treating, and sharpening techniques.

 

When Will This Hunting Knife Course Take Place?

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This hunting knife course will be from Friday, January 19 through Monday, January 22 from 8 AM to 5 PM.

How Much Does This Course at The James Black School of Bladesmithing Cost?

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This four-day course costs $525. Ricardo Vilar, Forged in Fire winner will instruct the course.

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James Black School of Bladesmithing and Historic Trades is part of the University of Arkansas System helping to promote the art of bladsmithing while also celebrating the famous Bowie Knife that was first made in Washington Arkansas.

Where Can I Find More Information About This Course?

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If you would like more information about this course you can call (870) 722-8568 or email bladesmith@uaht.edu

Where is the James Black School of Bladesmithing and Historic Trades Located?

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The James Black School is located at Historic Washington State Park at 601 Lawrence Street, Washington, Arkansas.

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