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🔦 Brand Spotlight | SENCUT

This week’s Brand Spotlight is shining on SENCUT! 🔪

Part of the same family as WE Knife and CIVIVI, SENCUT focuses on making practical, everyday knives accessible without sacrificing the features that make a good EDC enjoyable to use.

Their range is packed with straightforward, functional designs, with plenty of different blade shapes, handle materials and opening mechanisms to choose from.

⭐ Why we like SENCUT:

🔹 Great value for everyday carry
🔹 Practical, user-friendly designs
🔹 Plenty of variety across their range
🔹 Modern opening and locking mechanisms
🔹 A great entry point for someone getting into EDC knives
🔹 Backed by the experience behind WE Knife & CIVIVI

SENCUT might sit on the more budget-friendly side of the WE Knife family, but that doesn't mean boring. They're a great option if you're after a knife you can actually carry, use and enjoy without feeling like you need to baby it. 😂🔪

Whether you're picking up your first EDC or just looking for another reliable folder to add to the rotation, SENCUT is definitely worth a look.

💬 Have you tried a SENCUT yet? If so, which model is your favourite?

🔪 Knife of the Week | CIVIVI Yonder C25026-1

This week’s Knife of the Week is a little bit classy, a little bit modern, and a whole lot of EDC — the CIVIVI Yonder! 👀🔪

This version of the Yonder pairs a classic Guibourtia wood handle with stonewashed brass bolsters, giving it a beautiful traditional look while keeping the modern features we love from CIVIVI.

At just 2.88", the clip-point 14C28N blade keeps things compact and practical for everyday tasks, while the thumb stud and crossbar lock make for smooth, easy operation.

⭐ What makes this Yonder stand out:

🔪 2.88" Satin Finished 14C28N Blade
🪵 Guibourtia Wood Handle
✨ Stonewashed Brass Bolsters
⚙️ Crossbar Lock
👍 Thumb Stud Opening
🎒 Compact EDC-Friendly Design
👌 Classic looks with modern functionality

There's something about the combination of wood and brass that just works. It gives this Yonder an old-school character without sacrificing the convenience of a modern folding knife.

Definitely one to check out if you like your EDC with a little extra personality!

💬 What do you think of this combination — wood & brass, or do you prefer more modern handle materials?

🔪 Knife Myth Monday

❌ Myth: "Damascus steel is always better than regular steel."

Those beautiful patterns definitely catch your eye, but Damascus doesn't automatically mean a knife will perform better! 👀

Modern Damascus is typically created by layering and forge-welding different steels together, producing the distinctive patterns we associate with Damascus blades.

But just like any knife, its actual performance depends on things like the steels used, heat treatment, blade geometry and overall construction.

A quality Damascus blade can absolutely be an excellent performer — but the pattern alone isn't a guarantee of better edge retention, toughness or sharpness.

Sometimes it's about performance. Sometimes it's about craftsmanship. And sometimes... you just want the pretty one. 😂🔪

💬 What do you think — are you a fan of Damascus blades, or do you prefer a clean, simple finish?

🔪 Steel Saturday | AEB-L

Welcome back to another Steel Saturday!

This week we're taking a look at AEB-L — a stainless steel that's earned a great reputation among knife makers and users alike.

Originally developed for razor blades, AEB-L has a very fine carbide structure that allows it to take an incredibly keen edge while maintaining excellent toughness.

Rather than focusing purely on maximum edge retention, AEB-L offers a great balance of sharpness, toughness, corrosion resistance and ease of maintenance.

⭐ Why people love AEB-L:

🔪 Takes an extremely fine, sharp edge
💪 Excellent toughness
💧 Good corrosion resistance
🔧 Relatively easy to sharpen
⚖️ Great all-round balance of performance

Steel Snapshot

🔪 Edge Retention: ⭐⭐⭐☆☆
💧 Corrosion Resistance: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆
💪 Toughness: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
🔧 Ease of Sharpening: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆

AEB-L might not have the same hype as some of today's super steels, but don't underestimate it. Sometimes a tough steel that's easy to sharpen and takes a wicked edge is exactly what you want. 🔪

💬 Do you have an AEB-L knife in your collection? What do you think of it?

🔪 Friday | Weekend Ready

The weekend is almost here! 🙌

Whether you're heading away camping, spending some time outdoors, tackling jobs around the property, or simply adding something new to the collection, it's always good to have the right gear ready to go.

We've got plenty to choose from in store, from compact EDC folders and traditional designs to bushcraft knives and larger outdoor blades.

Not sure what you're looking for? Come in and have a chat with us — we're always happy to help you find something that suits what you need.

And for those who already have their weekend kit sorted... 👀

👇 What's on the agenda this weekend?

Camping? Hiking? Projects around the house? Or absolutely nothing? 😂

Have a great weekend from the team at Knives & Arms! 🔪

🤝 Community Thursday

Every knife collector has their preferences, and we know some of you have very strong opinions about this one... 👀🔪

When you're choosing a new knife, what's the first thing that catches your attention?

Is it...

🔪 The blade shape?
🧪 The blade steel?
🎨 The handle and overall design?
⚙️ The locking mechanism and action?
🏷️ The brand?
💰 Or simply good value for money?

Maybe there's something completely different that makes you think, “Yep, that's coming home with me.” 😂

👇 Tell us what you look for first when you're choosing your next knife!

🔦 Brand Spotlight | Joker Knives

This week's Brand Spotlight takes us to Spain with Joker Knives! 🇪🇸🔪

Based in Albacete, Spain, an area with a long history of knife making, Joker has been producing knives since the 1980s.

Their range has a strong focus on hunting, bushcraft and outdoor knives, with plenty of traditional character mixed in. You'll find everything from classic Bowie-style blades to practical bushcraft knives and beautifully finished pieces featuring natural materials.

⭐ Why we like Joker:

🔹 Made in Spain 🇪🇸
🔹 Strong hunting and bushcraft range
🔹 Traditional designs alongside modern options
🔹 Beautiful natural handle materials, including stag horn and wood
🔹 Plenty of fixed-blade options
🔹 Great choices for outdoorsmen and collectors alike

You may recognise Joker from this week's Knife of the Week — the CN-101 Stag Horn Bowie, which is a perfect example of that classic styling. 🦌

📸 We've included a few of the Joker knives we currently have in store, so have a look and tell us which one catches your eye!

💬 Are you more drawn to a traditional hunting knife, or do you prefer a modern EDC design?

Knife of the Week | Joker Bowie CN-101

This week's Knife of the Week is something with a little more traditional character — the Joker Stag Horn Bowie CN-101. 🦌🔪

With its classic Bowie profile and genuine stag horn handle, this is one of those knives that immediately catches your eye in the cabinet.

The natural stag gives each handle its own individual character, while the traditional styling makes the CN-101 a great-looking piece for anyone who appreciates classic hunting and outdoor knives.

⭐ Why it caught our eye:

🔹 Classic Bowie-style design
🔹 Genuine stag horn handle
🔹 Traditional outdoor aesthetic
🔹 Beautiful natural variation in the handle
🔹 A standout piece for collectors and Bowie fans

There's just something about stag horn and a classic Bowie that never really goes out of style. 👀

📸 We've got the Joker CN-101 in store — come in and have a closer look for yourself!

💬 What do you prefer: traditional stag and timber handles, or modern materials like G10 and Micarta?

🔪 Happy National Knife Day! 🔪

Today we're celebrating something we know our community appreciates — a good knife! 🎉

From trusty everyday carries and hardworking bushcraft blades to beautifully designed collector pieces, knives come in all shapes, sizes and styles, and everyone has their favourites.

Whether you've been collecting for years, carry the same reliable knife every day, or you're only just starting to fall down the knife-collecting rabbit hole... today is for you! 😂🔪

To celebrate National Knife Day, we want to hear from you:

👇 What's your favourite knife in your collection?

Tell us the brand and model — and bonus points if you share a photo in the comments! 📸

And if National Knife Day sounds like the perfect excuse to add another one to the collection... well, we certainly won't judge. 👀

Happy National Knife Day from the team at Knives & Arms! 🔪

🔪 Knife Myth Monday

❌ Myth: "Serrated knives never need sharpening."

Those little teeth might keep cutting for a long time, but serrated blades aren't magically maintenance-free! 👀

Serrations are great at biting into tougher or fibrous materials like rope, cardboard and webbing, and they can often remain useful even as the edge begins to dull.

But just like a plain edge, those serrations will eventually lose their sharpness with enough use.

The difference is in how they're maintained. Serrated blades generally need a smaller sharpening rod or a sharpening system designed to work with the individual serrations rather than being sharpened exactly like a standard straight edge.

🔪 So while they might go a long time between touch-ups, serrated knives still need a little love eventually!

💬 What do you prefer on your knives: plain edge, serrated, or a combination of both? Let us know below! 👇