Work Sharp

d“We could sit and whine about the changes… or we can fight.”

That’s the mindset behind Work Sharp Manufacturing.

WSMFG isn’t about chasing a label. It’s about building a stronger, more flexible business that can better serve our customers, create opportunities for our team, and move faster when the market changes.

More machining.
More coatings.
More capability.
More control over the products we build.

This is just the beginning.

Full video live now on YouTube.

Most knives use a sharpening choil.
The RMX Caiman uses a finger choil and that choice was intentional.

“As soon as a sharpening choil hits cardboard or plastic, it can catch and pull forward.” – Dan Dovel, Principal Engineer

By using your finger as the stop instead of the blade geometry, the Caiman lets you cut all the way through material cleanly without hanging up. It also lets you choke up close for controlled, efficient slicing cuts.

The Reserve Series RMX Caiman pairs the compact RMX frame with a Reverse Tanto blade for added piercing strength, slicing control, and serious utility in a smaller carry profile. Finished in Crocodile Green Cerakote and built for everyday hard use.

Bass fishing has changed a lot over the years. Technology, competition, pressure, expectations. Somewhere along the way, a lot of people feel like the sport lost a little of what made them fall in love with it in the first place.
In our new film with Colby Pearson, we get into all of it. The evolution of bass fishing, the tension between old and new, and why the fun still matters.
Full film in the link in bio.

The configuration you’ve been asking for is finally here.

Compact RMX. Reverse tanto blade. CPM 3V at 15° per side.

Finished in Crocodile Green Cerakote with subtle metallic flake and built on the modular RMX platform.

Limited quantities available at launch. We’ll be watching this drop closely, so let us know in the comments if you want to see this configuration become a permanent addition to the lineup.

Available Monday, May 18 at 10 AM PST.

Glassy smooth or gritty?

It comes down to your pivot and bearings.

We tested multiple setups. Semi-caged bearings let in more dirt and added drag. So we moved to a full cage, brass caged ceramic bearing with more balls.

Smoother action. Cleaner feel. More consistent deployment past 90°.

If you’ve handled an RMX… what do you think?

Pressure hits different when everything’s on the line.

Andy Morgan on the moment before AOY... and what was going through his head.

Full story → link in bio

Rolled hook point? has the fix.

Takes seconds. Might save the fish that matters.

Rolled hook point? Fix it on the spot.

Takes seconds. Might save the fish that matters.