Logan Pearce is a third generation knifemaker. He was taught how
to make knives by his grandfather, Perry Pearce.
      Perry Pearce made knives for over 25 years. He specialized in making
knives out of everyday objects like wrenches, rebar, and mainly railroad
spikes. Perry was widely known for making railroad spike knives. In 1993
it was named the Silver Spike and put on the front cover of Edge Catalog.
      After Perry Pearce passed away, Logan continued on the work of his
grandfather, even though the rest of his family decided to no longer make
knives.
      Logan forges all of his knives out in the traditional manner of heating
up the metal to high temperatures in a coal fire or gas forge and beating
them into shape with a hammer.

      Logan continues to sell the railroad spike knives all over the world. The railroad spike knives are carried in over half a dozen catalogs, multiple railroad shoppes, and knife dealers. Some of the most notable are Schrader's Railroad Catalog and the world's largest scenic railroad; White Pass & Yukon Route in Alaska.
      While, Logan does plan on making the knives that his grandfather made, he also wants to make his own style of knives. He does his best to better his skills every day in hopes of becoming a great bladesmith and one day a Master Bladesmith. Logan regularly attends Uncle Al's second Thursday meeting.