Website has been launched!
- jacy92
- Jul 9, 2022
- 2 min read
Pachuco Blades has created a website ! Be sure to let us know how we can make your experience better ! We are looking forward to serving the community and the Service Members that work day and night to keep us all safe !
This image was designed by myself, Jacy. It took me some time to create on Adobe Illustrator, but I knew exactly what I had in my mind and didn't stop until it mirrored the image in my head. I am very proud to be able to offer you a website and hope to serve the community well. We at Pachuco Blades will uphold and honor: Leadership, Discipline, Respect, Love, Integrity, and God. We will provide professional knife sharpening and edge repair and put our Service Members first! We are always learning and understand that everybody knows something we don't know. So please share it with us and perhaps we can share some with you!
Be sure to visit often to see more of my latest work, reviews of knives, knife purchase recommendations, upcoming events, and much more! We are looking forward to growing and we are eager to show you what Pachuco Blades is made of.
“You can’t make a unit proud by praising it and you can’t make a soldier proud by telling him how tough or good he is. That’s the superficial stuff. No pain, no gain. They had to earn it.”
--Colonel David Hackworth
Discipline
Working with a knife requires discipline. One thing that I admired about bladesmiths and cutlers was the fact that you can't fake it until you make it. Every one of them truly shows their embodiment of work with each knife they touch. You can forge a blade, but have it bend or break when the time comes for its first use. Just as you can sharpen an edge to a mirror polish, yet have it not glide through a piece of paper. It is discipline, integrity, and hard precise work that turns metal into a true masterpiece. No slack.
A great thank you to our active and retired military, firefighters, local police, law enforcement, paramedics, EMTs, and those who keep a watchful eye over our community. We all depend on you more often than we realize. God bless.
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