EDC/woods backup pocket fixed blade

[Todd A]

I recently picked this up from JK Handmade Knives and thought I'd put up a brief reveiw.

The knife is made from 1/8" O1 with a 1 1/2" blade and is 4 1/8" OAL. Makes for a very compact carry knife.

The walnut scales are thick enough to give a comfortable, secure grip, even with its small size.

The knife takes a great edge (and came with one) that makes it a very good slicer.

Handles indoor edc work well. Light and compact in the pocket. And is now part of my EDC and will be my back-up knife in the woods.

(made a toy figure 4 with it)

 

[banana-clip]

Sweet little knife you have there!!!

 

[Rupestris]

Very nice Todd! :thumbup: Congrats.

I saw your post over on THR. Don't be a stranger around this corner of BladeForums. I can't say enough about the good people that hang around here in W&SS.

Chris

 

[PB Wilson]

Cool little knife! John makes a bunch of diminutive blades for everyday use.

I like your figure four. It might work trapping a moth, mayfly or maybe even a sluggish honeybee.

 

[mtnfolk mike]

great stuff man..:thumbup: that's a cool little knife... John has a nice selection of smaller EDC/pocket fixed blades..

 

[KuRUpTD]

Cool little blade bro.

 

[pitdog]

Jeez man why'd ya show it.....now I'm thinking I need one of those !!!!!

 

[TheGame]

Sweet little blade. Looks like it would work well for the normal EDC tasks.

 

[Todd A]

I like your figure four. It might work trapping a moth, mayfly or maybe even a sluggish honeybee.

Nope .... Butterflies.:thumbup:


Anyone can use a net....It takes skill this way.


Thanks for the comments on the knife guys. It's my first custom.