Meet the Muteki Bladesmiths

[@omgndt]

Thank y’all for your reverence for your craft; it’s inspiring to see and to grasp lightly as such a short testimony provides! 💪🏻

[@spsmith1965]

I have such great respect for what you guys do.

[@lightspeed9098]

Just fantastic to see the continuation and respect for these skills. Much admiration for you all.

[@ram281009]

tradition must be kept alive, respect!

[@lorisb1513]

Very inspirational! I would love owning one of these blades some day.

[@mjodr]

This is so freaking awesome. This is why I love to own my Carter Cutlery blade.

[@YoshiIkagawa]

Beautiful work, and a well done video.

[@LHR10mm]

great video! I look forward to meeting some of y'all this weekend at the Blade show. cheers ! -Lee

[@CarterCutlery]

It would be great to meet you too! We will be at Table #4P! See you at the show!

[@lsubslimed]

Every time I watch something from Murray, I get instantly inspired. His knives were and have been a huge inspiration to me in my knifemaking/Bladesmithing endeavor from the pretty much the beginning. It was great to finally get a good idea who the artisans behind the Muteki line are. I hope to see more of your guys' individual knives in the future. BTW, do any of you have your own pages (FB, Instagram, KZbin etc..) where you share your work at?

[@bradk4114]

Thanks for producing this video. I knew Murray forges his blades, but I mistakenly thought the Muteki bladesmiths used the stock removal method. This was very informative and very inspirational.

[@dlarsonmusic]

Great to see so much passion in your art. Thanks for another gread vid.

[@merrickschoenfeld1112]

I have a #94 petty by Jamison, I love it!! Such a great little knife...can't wait to get another!

[@danielebert9530]

Man, I’m from Portland, and I would give anything for a opportunity to become an apprentice. Great knives, beautiful craftsmanship. I look forward to trying one out.

[@YannisSimantiras78]

Very inspiring story. Very well done video. ☺️

[@Serjohn]

this deserve a share

[@KevinTheStallion637]

Man my dream is to be a blade Smith... i wish i had the means to do it.. i live in nc and wish i could apprentice under someone. I am a commercial electrician but i spend a good part of my day looking at knives online and wishing i could make one. Specifically a balisong.

[@AwesomeKazuaki]

Interesting! Carter meet stylish and cool handsome guys.

[@bradymcphail9690]

I'd love to go through an apprenticeship like Mr. Carter's.

[@CarterCutlery]

Hi Brady. There is the Carter Cutlery Journeyman Program slated for early October; read more here: www.cartercutlery.com/carter-cutlery-journeyman-program-1/.

[@bradymcphail9690]

CarterCutlery someday Mr. Carter I will be able to do such a great opportunity. However, at this time I have a son goingv to UCLA studying Psychology and Medicine. once he is settled in his career, I will be able to begin my 3rd career. if my wife will allow...

[@TheStromxxxx]

are they all still on board?

[@MsNailgun]

Wow. Wish I could have done something like this instead of spending 2 and a half years to be a goldsmith.

[@islandblacksmith]

pass it on! ...time is very short!

[@MnPfan]

Is it possible to order an knife from a specific apprentice while having insight with the design?

[@CarterCutlery]

Hi Michael. Currently, we do not take custom orders but if a bladesmith is working on a particular design of note, then we would post it on our other social media channels like Facebook and Instagram. Follow us on either platform to see what else is going on here at the forge!

[@manga12]

so one of these men will be the next gen when the time comes? Must be a ton of irish decendants up in your area two of the men have irish names, shamus, and jamison