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The L.R.K.+ measures 7" overall, with a 3" blade, 1/8" thick, of O1 tool steel. If you are interested in ordering, post your choice here, and email me with the details.

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Pricing is as follows:

Heat treat finish (no sheath) $55
Heat treat finish (kydex sleeve) $60
Heat treat finish with 1/4" thick micarta handle slabs (no sheath) $80
Heat treat finish with 1/4" thick micarta handle slabs (kydex sleeve) $85

Satin finish (no sheath) $65
Satin finish (kydex sleeve) $70
Satin finish with 1/4" thick micarta handle slabs (no sheath) $90
Satin finish with 1/4" thick micarta handle slabs (kydex sleeve) $95
If you prefer wood handles, email for a price.



1) KYenglish
2) TPVT
3) pmbspyder
4) bigjuice
5) mqqn
6) mykel m
7) mykel m
8) PGeo00
9) mbeebe
10) glennbad
 
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Oh, go one then, I've been wanting to try that saber grind anyway. Assume these are going to start coming out in August?

I'll take the bare boes I think and try and work on it some, maybe I'l fily try out shaing a handle of my own :p

Heat treat finish (no sheath) $55

EDIT: ha, first in line suckers!
 
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KYe...i was thinking the same thing. gonna try to make me a handle for this. i'd also like to experiment with making a leather sheath. but, i should probably have it covered with something so i don't cut myself.

John...order up!...
Heat treat finish (kydex sleeve) $60

thanks much. what a great deal.
 
Throw me on the list JK! I'll take a:

Heat treat finish with kydex sheath! I will email you details as it gets closer!! Thanks
 
pmbspyder said:
Throw me on the list JK! I'll take a:

Heat treat finish with kydex sheath! I will email you details as it gets closer!! Thanks
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If you want handles, I need to know soon. I don`t want to be ordering scales one at a time at $15 shipping per order.
 
Sent ya an email. No scales for me. This one I'll be breaking out my Dremel and seeing how (un)skilled I am!
 
anyone know any good handle making tutorials, specifically the pins, sanding I can handle ;) I'm looking forward to this a little too much considering I have other jks on the line
 
KYenglish said:
anyone know any good handle making tutorials, specifically the pins, sanding I can handle ;) I'm looking forward to this a little too much considering I have other jks on the line
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This guy had a four part series on making scales with pins. He has some tools that most don't, but I you have a Dremel you can do everything he did. Hope it helps!

And I'm with you on the excited part! I CAN'T wait to have a little project for the spare weekend hours! I'm gonna get some sweet handle material! I'm like a kid in a candy store!!!

http://m.youtube.com/user/JasRobe
 
Put me down for a heat treat finish with kydex sheath no scales. Plan on trying to make my own as well. Will email my info.
 
Heat treat, no sheath, amendoin wood please.

Email incoming.

best

mqqn
 
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pmbspyder said:
This guy had a four part series on making scales with pins. He has some tools that most don't, but I you have a Dremel you can do everything he did. Hope it helps!

And I'm with you on the excited part! I CAN'T wait to have a little project for the spare weekend hours! I'm gonna get some sweet handle material! I'm like a kid in a candy store!!!

http://m.youtube.com/user/JasRobe
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thanks, i'll chheck it out, :D
 
I'm in!
I'll take one with HT finish,no sheath & one with satin finish no sheath.

Put scales on it,cord wrap it,piggyback it,so many options......

I believe you'll want to remove the HT finish from the handle if you're going to put scales on it guys.
A nice hard & flat surface with 80-100 grit paper should be good.(or just get a satin finished LRK-S :))
You want the rough surface on the handle flats & scales for good adhesion of the epoxy &
make sure they are clean,no oils/grease.
And rough up the pins too.
Anywhere you put epoxy should be roughed up & clean.
I've done a few & would be happy to help with questions,but you might be better off going to the source.
Maybe John will share some of his wisdom on handling a knife if you ask him,he's probably forgotten more than I know about it.:o

And don't forget the pics!
I'd love to see what scales ya'll put on yours.
 
thanks!

mykel m said:
I'm in!
I'll take one with HT finish,no sheath & one with satin finish no sheath.

Put scales on it,cord wrap it,piggyback it,so many options......

I believe you'll want to remove the HT finish from the handle if you're going to put scales on it guys.
A nice hard & flat surface with 80-100 grit paper should be good.(or just get a satin finished LRK-S :))
You want the rough surface on the handle flats & scales for good adhesion of the epoxy &
make sure they are clean,no oils/grease.
And rough up the pins too.
Anywhere you put epoxy should be roughed up & clean.
I've done a few & would be happy to help with questions,but you might be better off going to the source.
Maybe John will share some of his wisdom on handling a knife if you ask him,he's probably forgotten more than I know about it.:o

And don't forget the pics!
I'd love to see what scales ya'll put on yours.
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Is it weird that I was up until 1am last night looking at stabilized woods on eBay?

Thanks for the tips mykel, this will be my first set of scales as well!!
 
pmbspyder said:
Is it weird that I was up until 1am last night looking at stabilized woods on eBay?

Thanks for the tips mykel, this will be my first set of scales as well!!
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nope. for some reason, i ordered 3 different sets last night. if only i could make up my mind! i need options, i guess. i might send some to john for one of my upcoming knives too, i figured.
Got some stabilized maple, koa and mahogany.
 
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