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Question 1: You’re not a traditional knife maker—how did you approach designing a fixed blade?

✨After reviewing, testing and handling a ton of fixed blades I found what works and what doesn’t so that’s what I implemented. I wanted it to be comfortable, versatile and Slicey, and that’s how the Inferno was born.

Question 2: What’s one design choice you fought for (and why)—something most people won’t notice at first glance?

✨The contoured scales because comfort is very important to me.

Question 3：Walk us through your real carry: where does Inferno live day-to-day (pocket/belt), and what are the 3 most common tasks you actually use it for?

✨For me it’s definitely pocket carry and the three most common things I use it for would be breaking down cardboard boxes, opening up packages and it has become the knife I use to cut up the testing materials I use for my videos.