JK Handmade Knife of the Week

[mqqn]

Pitdog is not on BF anymore, but he was on Facebook about 6 months ago.

That is great to hear. I remember he was having medical issues.
The Knatchet is a cool blade.
Do you remember how many you created?
I know this was an earlier one since I was into the maple burl.
best
mqqn

 

[JK Knives]

I made 12-15 of them

That is great to hear. I remember he was having medical issues.
The Knatchet is a cool blade.
Do you remember how many you created?
I know this was an earlier one since I was into the maple burl.
best
mqqn

 

[Simplejack]

I am a little late this week - we had to do some traveling unexpectedly over the weekend.
This week's knife is the awesome Knatchet from a design by member pitdog, who I believe is sadly no longer with us.
Pitdog used to post pictures of he and his two dogs hiking trails in the pacific northwest.
The beautiful sheath is by @darkmatter35 -

best
mqqn

I still drool over this pic

 

[Simplejack]

Really regret not getting one of these

 

[cbach8tw]

Really regret not getting one of these

You could use one on your next training session, or when you head out to the boonies just outside of town.

 

[Simplejack]

You could use one on your next training session, or when you head out to the boonies just outside of town.

Facts

 

[cbach8tw]

Facts

Is that another way to say this is true? To quote Bill Murray. “That’s the fact, Jack!!”

 

[mqqn]

This week I pulled out an interesting one-off knife. This is a chisel ground, 1/4" thick no name knife, I just called it the Bi-color chisel grind. It is a beast and one where John was experimenting with two-color micarta scales.

best

mqqn

 

[B JACKSON]

LOOKS LIKE IT COULD PRY OPEN A RUSSIAN TANK!

 

[JK Knives]

It was beefy!

 

[SwissHeritageCo]

Always like the way he does the flat facets one the top and bottoms of the handles.

Where most of the torque goes, looks comfy.

 

[cbach8tw]

This week I pulled out an interesting one-off knife. This is a chisel ground, 1/4" thick no name knife, I just called it the Bi-color chisel grind. It is a beast and one where John was experimenting with two-color micarta scales.

best

mqqn

I would call it the bush pig.

 

[cbach8tw]

My only JK friction folder.
Del pics

 

[cbach8tw]

My JK worker with a Case Tribal lock in jigged bone and CV blade.del pics

 

[KYenglish]

Working the wife's author booth alone for a minute, time for a jk picture shoot

https://imgur.com/a/0mq9wnX

 

[mqqn]

I was rummaging around in my knife chest (old chest of drawers where I store knives in a spare bedroom) and I ran across my Keebler Kephart and Nessmuk - so that is what I will use this week.

I am afraid I will give John more medical issues when he remembers all the crazy stuff I have asked him to make, but he always came through. I had three of these but I gave one to RevDevil -

best

mqqn

 

[JK Knives]

I always liked making the little ones!

I was rummaging around in my knife chest (old chest of drawers where I store knives in a spare bedroom) and I ran across my Keebler Kephart and Nessmuk - so that is what I will use this week.

I am afraid I will give John more medical issues when he remembers all the crazy stuff I have asked him to make, but he always came through. I had three of these but I gave one to RevDevil -

best

mqqn

 

[mqqn]

Hi Folks -

This week I happened to pull out the Mack Rule Number 9 - a very fine design.
This version has my requested modifications to the original design, including a modified choil and rounded spine.

I also requested John's excellent torched oak scales.

best
mqqn

 

[mqqn]

Hi Fellow JK Fans -

This week I chose a very special knife - the UDTJim Extended Hiker.
This knife belonged to Jim, our good friend and the late father of our own Rob Babcock.
Jim had the largest collection of JK Knives that I know of, and Rob sent out some of these special knives to a lucky few of us who knew and love Jim. This knife will never leave my collection.

best

mqqn

 

[Crag the Brewer]

Hi Fellow JK Fans -

This week I chose a very special knife - the UDTJim Extended Hiker.
This knife belonged to Jim, our good friend and the late father of our own Rob Babcock.
Jim had the largest collection of JK Knives that I know of, and Rob sent out some of these special knives to a lucky few of us who knew and love Jim. This knife will never leave my collection.

best

mqqn

Awesome knife, and I love the backstory.
I hope My knives will all go to good homes too some day!!!