Awesome Knives

When he’s not working on his higher end blades, Logan Pearce handcrafts these unusual knives from old tools and hardware such as box wrenches, bolts and steel rebar, transforming one tool into another.

A folding knife that doubles as a flashlight. The Blade Light has 3 LEDs on either side of the handle, eliminating shadows when the blade is unsheathed. The handle has a waterproof rating of IPX-7.

While this curved triple blade will look bad-ass hanging on your wall, we imagine that holding and throwing it poses as much of a danger for its thrower as their intended target.

A chopping combo perfect for camping and outdoor cooking. The wooden case of the stainless steel knife doubles as a chopping board, complete with slip resistant feet. Available in two sizes.

Like the Hobo Knife, it has a knife and a fork with a bottle opener, but it also has a spoon. The pieces are made from stainless steel and are separable. Skip to 2:20 in this video for a demo.

Andyalm doesn’t just turn a railroad spike into a knife, he hand-forges one of the most badass precision cutting instruments we have seen. The carrots show how easily you can take off fingers.

In addition to its blade, the RangerGrip 90 offers tools including needlenose pliers, wire cutter, screwdrivers with real bits, wrench, a cutting reamer, awl, can opener and a metal saw and file.

Iain Sinclair’s wallet-sized folding knife gets an upgrade. The new version includes a stiffer body, and a safety lock to prevent it from accidentally opening. Custom engraving available too.

The Wiss Auto-Retracting Utility Knife has a retracting spring that automatically pops the blade back in as soon as you clear a cut, even if you still have the switch in the “open” position.

A twisted weapon designed by Tony Marfione. The Jagdkommando has an extremely sharp 7″ stainless steel blade, a hollow handle and a screw off butt cap with a glass breaker and lanyard hole.

Mantis Knives’ compact Bottleneck has a modified tanto-edge stainless steel blade when opened. When closed, it’s a bottle opener. Needless to say, don’t drink and stab things at the same time.

A pair of multi-surface black blades with assisted opening, and a razor-sharp seatbelt cutter and glass breaker built into each handle. A great set of basic survival knives at a bargain price.

The Escort Daggers are made of nothing but carbon fiber, making them very lightweight. They’re not as good as steel knives when it comes to cutting, rather they’re made for stabbing (for self-defense).

A fork and knife set assembled like a Swiss Army knife, except the two are actually separable. The fork also has a bottle opener. Made of stainless steel and rosewood. Comes with a leather pouch.

This compact multi-tool is the perfect everyday carry, with its dual-edge blade, flat and phillips drivers, needlenose pliers, wire cutters and bottle opener. Assisted blade opening for easy access.

Better equipped to accompany your throwing star fridge magnets than ordinary kitchen knives, these dagger handles seem much more appropriate in a ninja’s house.

These pitch black knives mean business in the kitchen. Their matte black coating also provides a solid gripping surface. Splurge and pick up the magnetic holder strip to really show them off.

While they’d be even better with a little fake blood dripping from them, these magnetic refrigerator knives are still pretty great for holding kids drawings and grocery lists in place.

The classic Swiss Army Knife gets back to nature with a handcrafted hardwood handle. Includes two blades, a can opener, wood saw, scissors, tweezers, screwdriver, bottle opener and toothpick.

You know what they say, “measure twice, cut once.” Take care of both with this unique combo knife from Garrett Wade, with two stainless blades, and a 6-inch folding rule.

These secret agent cufflinks are actually tiny concealed weapons. Each one hides a mini fold-out knife that’s razor sharp. We’re going to go out on a limb and guess these aren’t TSA-friendly.

Custom Bladeworks’ hybrid folding knife concept features a leaf-shaped blade and curved spine; user hand pressure on a protruding tang prevents the knife from folding during use. (Thanks, Filip!)

Aside from a blade, screwdriver and scissors, the Presentation Master also has a removable flash drive with fingerprint detection, Bluetooth left- and right-click buttons and a laser pointer.