Made a knife with Jason Knight @ his shop

[Shaw Blades]

Hello all,

Happy St. Patrick's Day. I spent some time with Jason Knight at his shop last week and learned the way of the free flowing bladesmith. Here is a knife we made together. Just wanted to show it off. It is now my favorite knife. Purely a purpose driven tool.

Thanks for looking.

 

[BladeScout]

A good looking knife.
Not a bad way to spend some time

 

[Salem Straub]

"The way of the free-flowing bladesmith." I like that a lot. I bet that was an awesome time, and you got a nice knife out of it too!

 

[Steve Nuckels]

I'm likeing it!

A rare chance to hang out with a top pro.

Steve
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Member, W.F. Moran Museum & Foundation
ABS AP

 

[Shaw Blades]

"The way of the free-flowing bladesmith." I like that a lot. I bet that was an awesome time, and you got a nice knife out of it too!

Thanks guys. Yeah that was a plus. I'm calling it a Harleyville Hunter. It will be my new knife whenever I go where a fixed blade is needed.

 

[Doug C]

Looks extremely stout and purpose driven ! :thumbup: Congrats !

Doug

 

[ISKski]

wow!

i like everything about that - from the overall profile to the heat marks and unfinished micarta - very raw :thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[Le Seb]

It must have been a great experience. Your knife is looking great, What kind of steel have you used ?

 

[JParanee]

Great stuff my friend

 

[Dawkind]

I'll bet that was an adventure....glad you both made it....very nice knife.

 

[Camber]

Really like that. Looks great all around.

 

[Shaw Blades]

Thanks. It was an adventure. Learned a lot about a lot. Got to see him work on some of those cool knives that sold out on the forum.

The steel is 8670, similar to L6 as I've been told.

 

[Will York]

That's a very useful looking piece--nice! :thumbup:

 

[Lorien]

watching the Dark Knight work is like watching a force of nature!

 

[erik markman]

Cool!