JK Knives
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Any chance on getting in on this
We can fit you in if you want.
The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Any chance on getting in on this
Just got the knives. If it's okay w/ Stomper, I'd like to take it to the California Bush Bash next weekend (Oct. 22nd). I can show it to the guys there and do a camp kitchen review.
I will pass the knife to the next in line on Tuesday. I need the next address. Please feel free to PM it to me for privacy reasons. I've been writing my review this week and have taken a couple pictures, which I would like to supplement with the family camera when my wife and daughter return from Boston this weekend.
I have posted the two knives to NoahL. Enjoy! I will post a review later this week.
Thanks,
Jed
Are you serious? Did it ever occur to you that there might be a good reason for not posting the review? WTF is a hell of a way to communicate with your customers. Feel free to take me off any future pass-arounds.
Link to review: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=785855
Hi jhakken -
I hope you don't go away mad, but I think Stomper had a right to know why his pass-around was stalled and people were not posting reviews.
The knife makers can only afford to make and pass-around a knife if said maker gets reviews in return so that other potential customers would become interested.
I am disappointed in the way some people handle the pass-arounds. That's all I'll say on that.
I think it is a simple matter of keeping the communicatoin line open, and it literally takes 5 minutes to post a message that says that there will be a delay and the review is coming.
best regards -
mqqn
I'm trying not to go away mad. But blurting WTF in a public forum is not the way to communicate. I had just bought another knife from him. JK had my e-mail and PM. Is this really the way a knife maker should inquire about the delay? I defend his right to know but this was a hell of a way to ask. If the roles had been reversed and I had a complaint about a knife maker I would not post WTF in a public forum. I'd contact the knife maker personally. As for my obligation, I consider it fulfilled. Later than I had said I would but not later than any agreement I made. Worth noting, no other individual who had subsequently received the knife had posted a review, yet none of them received a foul-mouthed response.
I anguished over this review. I didn't want to be negative but wanted to try to be honest. I have also tried to post pictures and have not been successful, so there is a link to a picture.
I checked out your review jhakken and thought it was fair and honest. If you don't like a particular aspect of a knife, stating what it was you didn't like and why is critical feedback to assist in the evolution of a design. Feedback from my clients has been crucial to the design work that I do. While it is always nice to hear praise, I have learned much more from the criticisms. Nice review.
I thought the review was totally fair, The fact that the paring knife did not work as well for you is simply a statement, nothing derogatory about it. The other "missing reviewers" pm`d me about the delays, and reasons for them. As I stated earlier in this thread, there will be no more passarounds, I feel this one has dragged out far too long.