Keith Johnson Knives

Here's another Lanny's Clip (thanks Mr. Bose, for letting us use your patterns).

This is my first knife with a bushing and it's going to the UK.

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That's a beauty Keith,very nice :thumbup:
-Vince :)
 
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Nice, job, Keith. Very clean looking!
 
Beautiful as usual Keith, now just add the interframe and we are on our way! i also like the lanyard tube.
Hope to hear from you soon, NO PRESSURE!
 
Keith, you're the man! Your work is so crisp and clean. We need to fill this thread up with pics. I could stare at your work all day.
 
Love the LC!

Keith, did you have make the handle longer, or blade shorter (or a little of both?) to accommodate that lanyard hole?
 
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Love the LC!

Keith, did you have make the handle longer, or blade shorter (or a little of both?) to accommodate that lanyard hole?
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Neither of the above. The spring is wide enough in that area to allow the lanyard hole without making any other changes.

Thanks for all the great comments. BTW, I'll be coming to the Blade Show this year. Some medical issues which threatened to keep me home will be resolved by then so I'm looking forward to shaking a bunch of hands! Les Voorhies and I will be driving down together so I'll be at his table, 2C.
 
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Keith, Great job... Looks really nice! Everything you've posted is
looking awesome.. Congrats.



Jason
 
EDC K.R. Johnson Soddie makes hickory sticks for smoking a few steaks up at the lake last week. A pleasure to use a sharp knife like this!
 

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Here are a couple of knives I'll be taking to the Blade Show to be picked up by their new owner. A Sodbuster that's 7" closed, and a paring knife. Both are CPM 154 and linen Micarta.

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Holy smokes! 7" closed? You can nearly dual hand wield that puppy. How much does it weigh?
 
And I thought Paul Bunyan was a myth! :eek:
 
The jigging on the LC is awesome. I wouldn't know what to do with a soddy that big.
 
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