JK Scandi Pictures

[mqqn]

Hi folks -

I took some "portrait" pictures of the passaround scandi this evening for your enjoyment (and mine!).

I have been using this knife for kitchen duty this week, and it is performing very well.

I really like the smaller and thinner blade on the scandi.

Here are the pictures and a surprise hint.

best regards -

mqqn

 

[ms3902]

The knife looks great and so does whatever that is under the knife in the last pic.

 

[JK Knives]

Hmmm......:thumbup:

 

[mtnfolk mike]

very nice... i really liked that scandi...:thumbup:

 

[Alberta Ed]

Very nice; I like the sheath, too. What is the steel?

 

[dipbait]

Ill say it again. That knife and sheath looks perfect.

 

[mqqn]

Hi folks -

More pics of the Scandi in action -

I used it to cut up turkey breast for my lunches for the week -

I am tending to use my index finger on the spine of the blade, just seems to feel right -

With knifenut's excellent sharpening job, the thing cuts through turkey like butter.

Last night I had a small sirloin while I read the new Russell's Catalog for Men -

The scandi makes a superb steak knife!

Next up will be some carving and wood cutting before I send the knife on to the next reviewer.

best regards-

mqqn

 

[JK Knives]

The more I see this knife the more I`m thinking about adding it to my line.

 

[mqqn]

The more I see this knife the more I`m thinking about adding it to my line.

HI Stomper -

I am in for one, and I know jds1 said he wanted one as well.

One thing I have noted is that, when using it at the table, it would be better if it were a little thinner, it will not go through the tines on a table-fork.

Other than that, it has been awesome! Tonight we'll cut up a xmas tree and do a little carving!

best regards -

mqqn

 

[jds1]

and I know jds1 said he wanted one as well.

Yes I do. I only need to decide on my pins and scales. Put me on the schedule.

Jeff

 

[JK Knives]

HI Stomper -

One thing I have noted is that, when using it at the table, it would be better if it were a little thinner, it will not go through the tines on a table-fork.

best regards -

mqqn

I could always go to 3/32" stock.

 

[frontiertom]

Stomper, I want to put my order in for one now! I would like it made exactly like the one pictured here, same thickness, same scales, same pins, same lanyard, except I would like mine to have "Thumb or Finger Serrations". I would like the sheath to be the same as pictured also! Where will this order end up on your schedule? Can I maybe pick this up at the "Gathering" in September? Thanks!
Tom

 

[JK Knives]

Stomper, I want to put my order in for one now! I would like it made exactly like the one pictured here, same thickness, same scales, same pins, same lanyard, except I would like mine to have "Thumb or Finger Serrations". I would like the sheath to be the same as pictured also! Where will this order end up on your schedule? Can I maybe pick this up at the "Gathering" in September? Thanks!
Tom

Shoot me an email with the specs you want. That way I`ll have it on file. It will go in the August schedule, but picking it up in September is no problem!

 

[frontiertom]

O.K. Stomper! What is the thickness of that original blade? And I don't remember exactly what the scales material was? Is that White Oak?

 

[JK Knives]

O.K. Stomper! What is the thickness of that original blade? And I don't remember exactly what the scales material was? Is that White Oak?

1/8" thick, and white oak.

 

[mqqn]

bump!