Discontinued Models?

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KYenglish mentioned in another post about possibly bringing some older, discontinued models back. Here are a few you might like to see.

From top to bottom:

Bushcrafter (9" oal, 4 1/2" blade)
A.P.O.K (9 1/4" oal, 4 1/2" blade)
Kitchen Utility (9 1/2" oal, 5" blade)

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From top to bottom:

Tank (8 1/2" oal, 4 1/4" blade)
Hiker (8 1/4" oal, 4" blade)
Long Clip Hunter (9 3/4" oal, 4 3/4" blade)

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Let me know your thoughts.
 
I am reluctantly realizing that the Toby's Knife isn't all that great for kitchen duties:rolleyes:
so I'll be needing something thinner & longer.
The kitchen Utility might be what what I need.
 
The Kitchen Utility is made from 1/16" stock. Maybe mqqn will see this and post pics of his.
 
i have admired the Bushcrafter in some of the older posts. that kitchen utility is great. reminds me of a roach belly pattern i have seen other places; though, i am not sure of the "definition" of a roach belly. do you have any finished pics of that kitchen knife? that might be going on my short list. i've always wanted to try a roach belly pattern...and if it's a JK, then wow....

[EDIT] you're quick John! you posted while i was typing. anxiously awaiting mqqn to lay eyes on this. ;) [/EDIT]
 
Maybe jds1 will post pics of his Roach Bellys, one standard, and one "Lite".
 
I have one of the original Kitchen Utility Knives - it serves routine duty in the mqqn kitchen, resting in the knife block with the Anorexic Cutlass, the Improved Wharncliffe, and it's sister paring knife

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best

mqqn
 
Thanks guys! mqqn, you don`t have one of the originals, you have THE original! Sweet pics!
 
+1 on the kitchen utility knife. looks like a great slicer and all around food prep knife. i'd also be down for the the bushcrafter as i asked jk about it some weeks ago....
 
JK Knives said:
Thanks guys! mqqn, you don`t have one of the originals, you have THE original! Sweet pics!
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Yea - that's right! John gave me the set for doing the best review of the knife in the passaround - and I am lucky and very pleased to have won it and the paring knife!

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The Kitchen Knives are nice and thin!
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Which makes for nice thin slices of tomato!
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If you ever thought of buying one for the little lady - this one would be it - and I remember that the Boss was actually the designer of this beauty.
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And here is little brother - the JK Paring knife - it also resides in the mqqn kitchen block -

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I will say that the micarta is much more grippy when wet, as in cutting up tenderloin filets or ribs (as compared to snakewood or burlwood).

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this is one that really flew under the radar for the JK fans - I was surprised that more people did not order these fine kitchen tools.

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mqqn
 
I like the looks of the Tank. I don't think I have ever seen any pictures of that one. I have been fond of the hiker.
 
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