Kitchen Knife Pricing

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Here are the specs and pricing for the Kitchen Knife Series.

Kitchen Utility. 9 1/2" overall, 5" blade of 1/16" thick O1. $135.00

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Paring Knife. This one is 7 1/4" overall, with a 3" blade, 1/2" tall, and 1/16" thick. Add a sheath to this and it would make a great knife for panfish or small game. $95.00

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Or buy them as a set for $220.00
 
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I am looking forward to playing with this set. And this is VERY competitive pricing, IMHO.
 
I keep looking at the Kitchen Utility, and think it would make a great hunter with thicker blade stock. If these catch on, I may do that! So far there is very little interest, I`m hoping the passaround and reviews might change that.
 
HI Stomper -

Give it a little time.

I think they are superb, and priced very fairly.

I will add the prices to my reviews if that is ok with you.

best regards -

mqqn
 
This was a deal and a half - I wonder why nobody ever ordered a set??

best

mqqn
 
JK- These are great knives! Why haven't these been flying off the shelves of your workshop?
Would you be willing to do the Paring knife with tubes instead of pins and a blade that's the full width of the handle where it meets the blade? (Kinda like the old Herters knife without the thumb hump :D) I think this configuration along with the spike hawk you made me would be just about perfect in the woods. I was thinking kydex for the sheath, but I can make one easy enough if you don't deal with plastics :)
CH
 
shockjockey24 said:
JK- These are great knives! Why haven't these been flying off the shelves of your workshop?
Would you be willing to do the Paring knife with tubes instead of pins and a blade that's the full width of the handle where it meets the blade? (Kinda like the old Herters knife without the thumb hump :D) I think this configuration along with the spike hawk you made me would be just about perfect in the woods. I was thinking kydex for the sheath, but I can make one easy enough if you don't deal with plastics :)
CH
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I just adjusted the pricing for today`s costs (instead of 2010). I can revise the shapes and pins. I do kydex, but sheaths were not included in the prices.
 
Very nice! I wasn't on the forum in 2010 and hadn't seen these before. Good bump to make them visible.
 
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mqqn said:
This was a deal and a half - I wonder why nobody ever ordered a set??

best

mqqn
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That could be changing soon :)

I'm trying to decide between these and the Galley Wag to use as a home and camp kitchen knife.
 
Great looking knives, and great prices for a handmade knife. Knives like these get a lot more use than most fixed blades.
It surprised me to find my favorite utility kitchen knife is a Victorinox Forschner 6" chiefs utility 40570. Check out the design. I really love the offset handle.
Keep up the good work!
 
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thurin said:
That could be changing soon :)

I'm trying to decide between these and the Galley Wag to use as a home and camp kitchen knife.
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The Galley Wag is a great choice, especially in 1/16" thickness. The original JK Kitchen set does not have rounded spines, my Galley Wag has a rounded spine. If I ordered a Kitchen series today, I would ask for rounded spines as my personal preference.

Following are a couple of pictures of my GW in Snakewood -

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The rounded spine and thumb serrations -
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best

mqqn
 
I dig the paring knife and believe I will be ordering one from you but with a modification of a longer blade. can you do one with like a 4.5 inch blade?
 
JK Knives said:
Sure can.
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I don't remember this the first time around. Where in the world was I?
I love the idea of a long version of that paring knife. That looks fantastic.
 
mqqn said:
The Galley Wag is a great choice, especially in 1/16" thickness. The original JK Kitchen set does not have rounded spines, my Galley Wag has a rounded spine. If I ordered a Kitchen series today, I would ask for rounded spines as my personal preference.

Following are a couple of pictures of my GW in Snakewood -

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The rounded spine and thumb serrations -
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best

mqqn
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OHHH MAN is that a SWEET looking knife! I love the kitchen set as well! But I think I gotta get that galley wag on my wish list!!!
 
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