JK at work

[Curth]

Been a while so I thought I'd post a few pics of the Otter Creek. Making some spruce shakes for my wood shed.
Peeling

splitting with the froe

 

[JK Knives]

Looking good! I`ll be starting your new knife on Friday.

 

[grunt soldier]

Very cool. Interesting seeing folks making stuff the old fashioned way. Please post up more photos if you have any!

 

[KYenglish]

looks very good, thanks for sharing

 

[Curth]

Glad to hear the new one is coming up. Really looking forward to that.
I don't usually think of taking pics when I'm out doing stuff. I will be making a hay fork from a maple sapling tp day. I'd be happy to post pics if you want to see them.

 

[grunt soldier]

Glad to hear the new one is coming up. Really looking forward to that.
I don't usually think of taking pics when I'm out doing stuff. I will be making a hay fork from a maple sapling tp day. I'd be happy to post pics if you want to see them.

I would enjoy seeing them. sounds very cool.

 

[JK Knives]

I`d like to see them too.

 

[jds1]

That's a great looking knife. :thumbup:

Jeff

 

[mykel m]

Hey,the handle is crooked on that chopper.
Haha.Great post,love the froe & mallet.
It looks like the mallet is made out of one piece of wood?

 

[Curth]

The mallet is made out of a single piece of hard maple. The froe is made from a leaf spring and a pice of pipe.

 

[daniel4572]

Sweet looking blade. Might have to try that handle color on my next JK!!!