LETS SEE THOSE MAGNIFICENT HARNESS JACKS

It took me long enough to spring for a HJ, but I finally broke down and got one. It is one of Charlies newest SFOs in gabon ebony:

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I like it a lot. How could I not; it is built on the boy's knife platform. Just right for me.

Ed J
 
And a great club it is!!
Thanks for the pics and encouraging words, Will, Robin, Ed, John, Randy, Christian and Duncan! And anyone I may have missed!!
 
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Hi guys, I li=ove those knives, particularly the sun burnt acrylics. I have a stupid question, what is the funny little triangle blade for? Please explain it to me as you would to a small child, and visual cues would be good too, particularly if they have Jpegs of more of those beautiful blades:D
 
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Hi guys, I li=ove those knives, particularly the sun burnt acrylics. I have a stupid question, what is the funny little triangle blade for? Please explain it to me as you would to a small child, and visual cues would be good too, particularly if they have Jpegs of more of those beautiful blades:D
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Harness jack. It is a punch for making holes in leather (harnesses originally). Or for just general poking duties.
 
I have been so privileged to know many of our fantastic members here- and have been very lucky to be gifted knives at times-which is such a fantastic thing to happen - it really does something - anyway, I was extremely lucky enough to be gifted a Red Bone HJ6 by a great member here, and I needed to use one-and managed to obtain another 66 red Bone HJ -wow!!! but I was working away one morning quite early in the training Centre and my knife dropped to the concrete...I normally don't do this sort of thing - but it happened - and it broke the tip off!! I felt sick...I was GUTTED.. I re-tipped it and I have nearly got over it....this knife gets worked!!!

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I cannot say enough of Charlies SFO HJ's...I hope you agree that the title of my thread MAGNIFICENT HJ describes these knives!
 
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It is nice to see that knife being used, Duncan! And rescued!! Good save - that knife now has a story behind it!!
And I like your title - always have!!;)
 
I just grabbed this old Challenge Cut Co on the auction site. The seller said it hadn't been cleaned, we'll see :D Pretty happy to add it to the small HJ collection.
These are captures from the sale.
Best regards

Robin


 
Whoa! That's a beauty Robin! If you don't like it, send it my way! :rolleyes:;)
 
Thanks Guys, I'm looking forward to getting it in hand. It has about everything you'd want in a good solid working knife, sure glad this one didn't do any work :D

Best regards

Robin
 
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