Tommy McNabb has studied knifemaking and
blacksmithing at the John C. Campbell Folk School and
at Penland School in North Carolina. His skills have
been appreciated at knifemaking classes for Montgomery
Community College in North Carolina and for the
National Rifle Association.
As founding member, he served as the first president
of theNorth Carolina Custom Knifemakers Guild he is
also a member of the American Bladesmith Society, The
Artist Blacksmith Association of North America
(ABANA), and is a voting member of the Knifemakers
Guild. Tommy served as Treasurer of ABANA for six
years, and has taught numerous workshops for
Knifemakers.
Carolina Custom Knife's work has been featured in the
North Carolina Wildlife magazine and many knife
publications.

Tommy McNabb started teaching him self the art of
blacksmithing in1979. He began making knives in 1982
when he hand-forged his first knife out of Damascus
steel.
To Contact Tommy:
Carolina Custom Knives
P.O. Box 327
Bethania, NC 27012
tommy@tmcnabb.com
Here
we have the perfect combination of Tommy's love of
travel, MGs and his desire to find a cheap hotel!
Cheap hotel and a ride in the MG on the Blue Ridge
Parkway.
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Read this article from Wildlife of North Carolina


This Zulu "warrior" is demonstrating
the use of the famous spear that
Shaka Zulu invented and used to defeat the British
army. The Zulu's with their
unique spears and shields were the only native tribe
every able to do so.
Download this PDF
file to read the details about this fabulous
knifemaker's tour.
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