For years, I was grinding blades late into the night—frustrated by slow progress, wasted time, and hours spent in a respirator. I tried hiring production companies, but the blades were always late and full of mistakes.

I wanted to bring production in-house, so I got a loan for machines and shelled out thousands each month to hire a machinist. It wasn’t sustainable. I had to learn it myself.

I spent a small fortune on in-person CNC classes—designed for machinists, not knifemakers—and still made mistake after mistake. I scrapped materials, broke endmills, and wasted time.

Then I cracked the code. I developed my own workflow using Fusion 360 and CNC machinery that transformed my knifemaking business. I went from a few custom pieces a month to repeatable production that 4×ed, then 16×ed my profit.

This course isn’t theory—it’s the exact system I built and still use to grow my solo operation. I’m passing it on so you don’t have to learn the hard way.

• Step-by-step instruction to design knives and manufacture blades, handle scales, and Kydex sheaths—entirely with CNC machinery.
• Lifetime access—stream anytime at your own pace, and rewatch as often as needed.
• Real-world machine recommendations, financing tips, and workflows you can apply immediately.
• Take full control of your production—no more waiting on outside shops or unreliable contractors.
• Clean, repeatable systems—say goodbye to G10 dust clouds and hours spent in a respirator.
• Avoid costly mistakes that waste material, time, and money—learn the shortcuts I discovered the hard way.
• More time and energy for what really matters: your family, your health, and your life.
  
  

This is the first course of its kind that puts everything in one place—clearly organized, structured, and easy to revisit whenever you need it.

Yes, there are some Fusion knife videos on YouTube. Most are outdated. And most were made by people who’ve never actually manufactured knives. And the ones that were uploaded by other makers don't actually teach anything in terms of practical manufacturing.

This course is different. In Class 1 I’ll teach you how to design knives in a way that makes them manufacturable. I spend as much time teaching you to design different types of jimping as most YouTube videos spend showing you how to design the entire knife.

Then in Classes 2 through 4 I’ll walk you through the exact steps I use to produce those designs efficiently with CNC.

If you tried to piece all this together yourself—through scattered classes, YouTube videos, and trial and error—you’d end up spending far more time and money than if you’d just taken this course.