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From July 6 to 13, the conference room of the Zkb bank in Opicina near Trieste, Italy, played host to the first Sharp Art Exhibition: an event comprising almost thirty knives signed by several of the world's most renowned knife-makers, alongside some equally talented emerging artists, as well as some important works of art.

Designed by American knife maker Kaila Cumings, this fixed-blade knife with a carbon steel blade made in the USA marks a return to typically American simplicity and pragmatism by the Colorado-based manufacturer. Ideal for those with small or medium-sized hands, it is compact and also available with partial Veff serrations. Let's take a look at its main features.

Designed by Alessandra De Santis, who is lengthening more and more her list of international collaborations, the Corvus is a button-lock EDC folding knife with triple opening system: flipper, thumb hole and, of course, button. We present it to you in a beautiful version with green Micarta handle, but the palette of available colors does not end there.

On Friday, May 3, at the Maniago-based LionSTEEL factory in Italy, the presentation of the KC-01 project took place: a multi-role knife made in a limited series of 300 pieces, developed by the Knife Community Italia Facebook group and then designed by Michele Pensato "Molletta", creator of many successful designs for LionSTEEL itself.

One of the most prestigious names in Scandinavian knife making is Peltonen Knives, which offers enthusiasts models in which the essential lines of the puukko blend with modern materials. 

We present to you for the first time a product from the Chinese company SRM Knives, which stands out in the great sea of oriental products for a technical solution that is nothing short of brilliant: the clip can be moved, or removed, without any type of tool and without any holes in the scales. And this is not the only novelty...

One has see-through cheeks, the other has a modified Wharncliffe type blade which reminds us so much of the classic Italian "mozzetta". As always when it comes to this oriental brand, the quality-price ratio is very good. Let's see their main features together.

We present two folders with blade lock, different from the now classic liner lock. They are called Predator and TNB and they are a good calling card for this Chinese manufacturer that offers low-cost but good value-for-money knives. The TNB was designed by the Italian Hydra Design.

Designed by American expert John Williams and manufactured by CRKT, the Skeggox, takes its name from the legendary Norwegian bearded axe wielded over the centuries by proud Viking warriors. This modern, compact version is dedicated to more peaceful, but no less purposeful tasks.

This time we discuss two knives in one review. They are called Qubit and Altus and share the button lock system and have almost identical blade lengths and overall lengths. But there are also some differences, which we are going to see.

We return to this Chinese manufacturer with an imposing frame lock folder designed by US knifemaker Mike Snody. It is available with micarta or titanium handles, and we present it to you in the latter version.

Ray Laconico strikes again: not long ago we presented to you the Centauri knife from Artisan Cutlery, and it is already time to introduce another creation by the Californian knife-maker, this time manufactured by We Knife, a Chinese company that our readers have by now come to know. The blade can be deployed by operating the classic thumb stud or a front flipper.

A very light pocket knife with very interesting lines, whose main asset is its discretion. It is named the CEO Microflipper and is the scaled-down version of a very popular model designed by American knifemaker Richard Rogers. Let's look at some of its main features together.

A new knife manufacturer is entering the international market: its name is Artisan Cutlery and its calling card is the Centauri frame lock folding knife with S35VN steel blade, carbon fiber and titanium handle. Let's find out all the details of this knife designed by Californian Ray Laconico. 

A new knife manufacturer enters the market with an interesting folding knife featuring extremely slender and tapered lines, designed by Italian designer Alessandra De Santis. Let's take a look at all the details of this product with a remarkable quality/price ratio.

A knife small in size but big in comfort and ergonomic choices. It is called the Baby Banter and it was designed for Civivi by U.S. expert Ben Petersen, who also answered a few questions to illustrate his design more clearly.