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Jeremy Yelle: A Passionate Journeyman Bladesmith
Introduction:
Jeremy Yelle is a dedicated and passionate ABS Journeyman Bladesmith, specializing in creating unique, functional, and meticulously designed knives. At 22, Jeremy is living his best life, balancing his roles as a part-time knifemaker and bar server, while aspiring to attain the Mastersmith level in the American Bladesmith Society (ABS).
Philosophy and Craftsmanship:
Jeremy’s creations are a reflection of his passion for making knives and his commitment to functional art. He is a proud member of the ABS, constantly pushing himself to craft knives that are not only well-designed but also highly functional. His attention to detail and his fervent desire to grow as a craftsman are evident in every piece he creates, aiming to craft something that will be appreciated forever.
Custom Knives and Materials:
Jeremy specializes in crafting both Damascus and Monosteel blades, using quality high carbon steel such as 1080, 1084, and 1095, and alloy steels like 5160 and 52100. He offers a variety of handle materials, including hardwoods, exotic woods, ancient ivory, and horn, ensuring each knife is a unique piece of art.
Workshops and Learning:
Jeremy opens his workshop to those interested in forging their own blades, offering a hands-on experience in blade crafting. He provides guidance from the inception of the project, discussing the desired outcome and working together to create a functional and aesthetically pleasing blade.
Closing:
Jeremy Yelle is not just a bladesmith; he is a young artisan living his passion every day, striving to achieve mastery in his craft. His dedication to functional art, his commitment to quality, and his openness to sharing his knowledge make him a notable figure in the bladesmithing community. Whether you are looking to own a custom-made knife or learn the art of bladesmithing, Jeremy Yelle offers a unique and passionate approach to the world of blades.
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