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Bootcamp handmade camp and EDC knife by QuickHatch Knife Co.
A compact fixed blade should carry easily and still handle real daily cutting work.

A Practical Guide to EDC Fixed Blades

Posted by QuickHatch Customs on May 7th 2026

An EDC fixed blade should be easy to carry, quick to access, and strong enough to make sense as a daily tool. Size matters. Too large, and it gets left behind. Too small, and it loses usefulness. The … read more
Bushman handmade bushcraft knife by QuickHatch Knife Co.
The QuickHatch name is tied to family tradition and old-school outdoor grit.

What QuickHatch Means

Posted by QuickHatch Customs on Apr 29th 2026

The name QuickHatch comes from a Canadian and American word for wolverine. That is why the wolverine belongs in the logo. It also connects to family history. Don Yansick, the grandfather behind much o … read more
Trapper handmade knife by QuickHatch Knife Co.
A sheath is part of the tool, protecting the edge and making the knife carry correctly.

Why the Sheath Matters as Much as the Knife

Posted by QuickHatch Customs on Apr 18th 2026

A fixed blade is only as practical as the way it carries. That is why the sheath is not an accessory. It is part of the tool. A good sheath protects the edge, holds the knife securely, keeps the handl … read more
Field Scout handmade knife by QuickHatch Knife Co.
Drying, oiling, and storing the knife correctly keeps a handmade blade ready for the next trip.

How to Care for a Handmade Knife After a Wet Trip

Posted by QuickHatch Customs on Apr 4th 2026

Wet weather is not a problem for a working knife, but neglect after the trip can be. The most important habit is simple: do not put the knife away wet. Wipe the blade dry, clean off sap or food residu … read more
Trapper handmade hunting and bushcraft knife by QuickHatch Knife Co.
Hunting knives and bushcraft knives overlap, but each shape favors different field work.

The Difference Between a Hunting Knife and a Bushcraft Knife

Posted by QuickHatch Customs on Mar 22nd 2026

Hunting knives and bushcraft knives overlap, but they are usually optimized for different work. A hunting knife often needs control for field dressing, skinning, and clean slicing. A bushcraft knife u … read more
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