Everything begins with a design phase.

Depending on the model, our tools are designed from historical drawings preserved over several generations or developed specifically to meet a precise need.

Dimensions, ergonomics, cutting edge geometry and tool balance are carefully studied to achieve a result perfectly suited to its intended use.

Forging is at the heart of our craft.

The steel is heated to a high temperature before being shaped under our historic power hammer or with our modern forging equipment.

This step gives the metal a particularly strong structure while giving each tool its final shape.

The blacksmith’s expertise remains essential: each piece is carefully shaped with precision to ensure strength and durability.

Once forged, the parts are carefully worked by our craftsmen to remove any burrs.

Thanks to the manual expertise of our teams, each tool is precisely adjusted.

Dimensions, profiles and assemblies are checked to ensure perfect performance.

Heat treatment is an essential step.

It allows us to achieve the ideal balance between hardness, wear resistance and flexibility.

Each tool family has its own specific process to meet the demands of its intended use.

This expertise is what guarantees the cutting quality and lifespan of our tools.

In forging and metallurgy, tempering is a heat treatment carried out after quenching. It consists of gently reheating the steel to a moderate temperature in order to reduce brittleness and increase the strength and toughness of the part.

Each tool is then polished to achieve an impeccable finish.

Polishing not only enhances the appearance of the tool but also improves user comfort, reduces friction and makes maintenance easier.

Our craftsmen pay particular attention to working surfaces in order to deliver a level of finish recognised by professionals, especially in the leather goods industry.

Sharpening is carried out with great precision.

The cutting angle is adapted to each type of tool in order to achieve optimal efficiency from the very first use.

Each cutting edge is inspected before shipment.

This step requires experience, precision and a perfect understanding of the different applications.

We also manufacture most of our tool handles using wood sourced from a local forest with PEFC certification.

Controlling the production of our handles allows us to carefully work on ergonomics, finishes and long-lasting user comfort.

Our tools are then assembled and inspected before being shipped.

Cutting tests are carried out to ensure their performance.