My relationship with knifemaking began with my grandfather, an army captain and knife collector, who passed this passion on to me.
After decades of collecting, curiosity about making my own knives came knocking. I have always been seen as someone who, when something truly interests them, needs to understand it and create it themselves.
In 2016, I built my own belt grinder, purchased materials, and began to immerse myself fully in this craft.
After the first three years, I decided to present my work at my first knife fair in Madrid. It was a highly significant experience for me, where I learned from many artisans and improved my manufacturing processes and techniques.
In 2022, I took a major step forward when I inherited one of the knives that, in my humble opinion, represents one of the most thoughtfully designed pieces for everyday use: the PSG knife.
In 2026, this knife is redesigned in collaboration with Bastards Knives to deliver what many knifemaking enthusiasts had long been asking for: a framelock.
