Ken Erickson Stockman

Blues said:
At the risk of repeating myself...





...another beauty, Ken!!! :cool::thumbup:
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What else cam you say...... :confused::D

She is a beauty Ken - :thumbup:

Congrats to the new owner.

TA




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Ken, That is just one great piece of steel and bone!
I gotta get one. I just dropped a few coins in the bank.
On a side note. What a great place this is. Other makers chiming in and saying how much they like the knife. You guys are a class act.
 
Nice knife Ken, I too like the lower look of the secondary blades though I don't know
what ever possesed me to make one in the first place.
Ken.
 
Ken
As usual - an absolutely gorgeous knife. Shows great workmanship in all detail.
Rick
 
Damn - nice work. I just realized that I've been gazing at the photos for the last ten minutes.
 
Very nice. The pattern is similar to my Case 6244, or it appears so. I know mine is 2 blades, but the shape of the knife is strikingly similar, and it is definitely one of my favorites, even though it is small. One day, I will spring for one of yours, it will come to pass.
 
Lovely knife Ken. That's how it's supposed to be done. Slim, well hafted, using all the space inside very efficiently - filling it in nicely with the blades. I've always had a love-hate relationship with most 3 blade stockman/premium stockman patterns -- love the shape and the blade choice, hate that darn sheepsfoot sticking up all in the way. You've done a great job minimizing that. About all you could do to improve what you've done is to drop the spey down into the liners and put in a nail ease notch -- that would give you a little more leeway on the sheepsfoot (either to use for dropping it down further, or just to give yourself more freedom of placement and size for the nail nick and easier, unobstructed access to the sheepsfoot nail nick).
 
ken erickson said:
I notice some factory and handmade stockmans where the sheepsfoot sits very high in the frame.
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Aesthetically, stockmans have very nice lines and flow. . . . .until the high riding sheepsfoot blade is closed. :D


Ken. . . . .your blade tucking skills. . . . .well. . . .
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Oh man,

Gig, if this one is yours my brother. Do yourself a big favor and make sure you keep your house locked over the weekend. (Da Buick is warmed up.) :eek:
 
GigOne said:
Save your gas. :D Wishing it were mine! *sigh*
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Wait 'til you suckas get to witness the masterpiece that Ken is building for yours truly.....oh wait...unless Ken posts pics, that will never happen.:D

Best Regards,

STeven Garsson
 
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