Stuart Mitchell Knives
Thank you for spending a little of your valuable time by visiting my section of this website, I hope you find it and my knives of interest. Here, over time, you will find a growing collection of hunters, bushcrafters, bowies and custom knives of every discernible size and shape.
What you will find all these knives have in common are the exacting standards to which they are all built, and the fact that each one's journey through my workshop, is undertaken from start to finish with you, your 100% total satisfaction, and my dedication to achieving that, in mind.
A traditional Sheffield cutler...
My apprenticeship in the Sheffield cutlery industry was very traditional. I started at the bottom, as all apprentices did, and worked all of the hours that God, or in this case my father, sent! I did this for year after year without complaint until eventually even my father (always a hard task master) took his own pride in the knives that I built.
Although my workshop, and indeed work ethic, is still steeped in the traditions of Sheffield of old, things have, thankfully, changed. The cutlers skills I offer have taken a hundred years to perfect and it has never been easier for you to reap the rewards of the hard earned experiences of both myself and the generations before me.
Many people know me very well; some not at all. That being the case, allow me to advise whomsoever that might wish to order from this Web site, that I, Stuart Mitchell, am the sole employee of my Company and that any and all work undertaken will be accomplished by my hands alone. Furthermore, I guarantee that any buyer will be entirely satisfied with any purchase. No matter what!
Hand made, custom knives can be built in any shape or size to your exact specifications. Naturally, I can advise on technicalities, but together, I'm sure that we can produce the knife that you have always longed for.
Being a knife maker it also follows that I am not an author or a writer of any great note. Perhaps, therefore, you will forgive any errors, (grammatical or otherwise) in this introduction. Compared to composing something such as this, knife making is one of life's more simple tasks. Thank you for getting to the end. Why not take a look at the knives, seeing as you're here?
Thank you, Stuart Mitchell.
The Art & Science of Cutlery Manufacture
On January 21st, Stuart Mitchell gave a lecture on knife making to the Sheffield branch of the Welding and Joining Society.
The lecture was opened by Gordon Bridge, Master Cutler of the Company of Cutlers of Hallamshire.
The fundamental metallurgy behind knifemaking was explained by Stephen Cater.
Created on 11/01/2007 08:55 PM by admin
Updated on 01/22/2008 07:01 PM by admin
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