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Do a search here for EWOK, pocket Scandi, and you'll find reviews I did years ago. I highly recommend them.
 
JK Knives said:
Anyone looking for anything special!
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If this is a question, and If I understand it...then If a Woodkarver (or some other straight edged variant that maintained the zero grind) with black canvas micarta or walnut scales and a rounded spine showed up in the sale, I would defiantly set my alarm to be ready.
 
So far it looks like I will make these.
Trapline
Drop point WoodKarver
EWOK
Mini Commando
Tanto Necker
Bluegill

and whatever else I may think of, or is suggested.
 
JK Knives said:
Anyone looking for anything special!
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I would like to see something with an OAL around 6", no handle slabs, in a piggy-back sheath that has a K-tool. A new design is okay or one of your more popular patterns would work. The JK version of a serious EDC setup.
 
fishiker said:
I would like to see something with an OAL around 6", no handle slabs, in a piggy-back sheath that has a K-tool. A new design is okay or one of your more popular patterns would work. The JK version of a serious EDC setup.
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^This! Trailing point or drop point for plenty of belly, 2" blade, and a 4" handle for a full grip, belt loop optional, but I would like to see the two parts hinge over a belt, knife behind the belt and k tool in front.
If needed for retention while drawing the knife, an extra layer of leather could be sewn onto the belt side of the knife sheath 2" down to act as a catch, and the top fold would hold it in place otherwise..
 
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