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#1 Woodscraft Knife - Coming Soon

JK Knives

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The first Woodscraft (thanks RayseM) in 154CM, will be shown very soon. This one is for my personal testing.
 
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Here is the new version of my old Bushcrafter model, the Woodscraft. This one is made from 154CM stainless, and features teak handles, with both red and black liners, and hollow brass pins.

Specs:

9 1/4" overall
4 1/2" blade
1/8" thick





 
Looks like a nice blade but I don't know if it would work for bushcraft as it's name is the Woodscraft knife. Probably not so good...
 
JK Knives said:
I`ll be bringing it to Michigan so we can all try it out.
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Strap it to a stout staff and see how far you can throw it :D. Those lanyard tubes will be handy and the overall size and blade style should make it a good multipurpose knife. I like it. Happy that I could help with the name.
 
Great looking handle treatment on that one too - I like it!

Bummed I won't get to check it out in Waterloo. BUMMED.

best

mqqn
 
good looking blade. I think it would work very well for bushcraft. looks like a thinner version of your kephart.
 
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