Bear & Son Cutlery
Ken Griffey’s Bear & Son Cutlery was officially founded in 1991 after he was approached by Jacksonville town leaders to buy the closing W.R. Case cutlery factory.
C H Morris
In 1986, Charles Morris became a full-time maker. Two years later he became a voting member of the Knifemakers Guild.
CJ Knives
Chris James makes custom handmade knives - both hand forged and stock removal methods. Old fashioned craftsmanship, heirloom quality, rustic looks.
Hatchett's Custom Knives
Hatchett’s Custom Knives is a business owned and operated by Mark Hatchett, a 25-year knife maker from Warrior, AL.
Jim Hammond Knives
Jim Hammond knives represent the finest in function and quality, and are sought after by collectors around the world.
Lamey Custom Knives
Matt specializes in hand forged, hard use Bowies, Fighters and hunters.
Lucas Forge
Lucas Bullington builds each knife with the intention of making it comfortable to hold and use, with a blade shape and geometry that is suited for the intended task.
McNees Knives
McNees Knives is a veteran-owned small business that works hard to deliver quality, American knives and EDC gear that will work hard for you every day.
TAPROOT Knives
TAPROOT Knives is a one-man shop where Mike Tapley designs and builds utility and presentation-grade cutlery.
Williams Knife
When someone first puts a Williams Knife in their hand, they know they're holding something special.
Alabama Manufacturers List
Knife Makers
If you are looking for a local Alabaman to make a knife for you, all the people listed below are considered professional knife makers, with varying skill levels and years in the trade.
Between them they produce a wide selection of knives, and you are sure to find someone that can make the knife that you are looking for.
There are also cutlery factories that produce stock knives, so if you looking to buy a knife you can browse their line-up.
Click a name to learn more.
Between them they produce a wide selection of knives, and you are sure to find someone that can make the knife that you are looking for.
There are also cutlery factories that produce stock knives, so if you looking to buy a knife you can browse their line-up.
Click a name to learn more.
Do you make knives here in Alabama and would like to be included in this list?
If yes, just leave your information in a comment below, and we'll be happy to get you added.