Hey,
some knife makers from German speaking countries came together for a good cause and each one involved made a kitchen knife pretty close in specs, around 220mm. All in all it's 20 knife makers including household name likes @KAMON Knives, @martinhuber, Tobias Hangler... But all are pretty interesting makers worth checking out. You can buy tickets to win one of these knives. All the money made will go to Kinderlachen e.V. which is a well-known charity which takes care of sick children and children in need, mostly in Germany but also Austria and Switzerland. Each ticket is 10€ and you can buy as many as you want.
Link for the tickets
Blades for a good cause IG
Makers involved:
Martin Huber
Benjamin Kamon
Tobias Hangler
Chris Wild
Sid Knives
Messerschmiede Nöding
Oel Knives
Spira Knives
Hopwood Goods
Tsak
Shir Knives
Johbe Knives
Derrick Wulf
Forgeworks
Solid Grind
Alb Knives
Kalderum
Messermanufaktur
Salzburger Messerschmiede
Knifematerial.at
some knife makers from German speaking countries came together for a good cause and each one involved made a kitchen knife pretty close in specs, around 220mm. All in all it's 20 knife makers including household name likes @KAMON Knives, @martinhuber, Tobias Hangler... But all are pretty interesting makers worth checking out. You can buy tickets to win one of these knives. All the money made will go to Kinderlachen e.V. which is a well-known charity which takes care of sick children and children in need, mostly in Germany but also Austria and Switzerland. Each ticket is 10€ and you can buy as many as you want.
Link for the tickets
Blades for a good cause IG
Makers involved:
Martin Huber
Benjamin Kamon
Tobias Hangler
Chris Wild
Sid Knives
Messerschmiede Nöding
Oel Knives
Spira Knives
Hopwood Goods
Tsak
Shir Knives
Johbe Knives
Derrick Wulf
Forgeworks
Solid Grind
Alb Knives
Kalderum
Messermanufaktur
Salzburger Messerschmiede
Knifematerial.at