Pacemaker - forget till required...

[Jason Cutter]

I was really inspired by Jens Anso's little "Nasty Neckers" and little Keychain knives. I couldn't match his degree of style and execution, so this is what I came up with. 3-1/2inch piece of steel with a deeply hollowground blade, coated with a new lack baked-on coating I am helping a paints manufacturer test for "non-traditional uses." It'll have a Kydex sheath.

My favourite part is what I call the "Visionary" handle design. The closely spaced peepholes tighten up the view for those of use who are short-sighted. (My eyesight is very poor - I'm almost blind without my glasses.)It doesn't matter which hole you look through, and precise alignment is not required.

Tell me what you think. Jason.

http://fototime.com/ftweb/bin/ft.dl...D6-BC60442233F3}&exp=f&moddt=37927.4838316551

 

[Nic Ramirez]

I love it! How much are you asking?

 

[beluga]

I love it too. Same question as Mr. Ramirez.

 

[Matt_Murdock]

Aside from any "defensive" aspects, which hold no interest to me, I think the small size and precsie blade shape would make that very nice for fine tasks.

 

[RogerP]

Very handy little knife there Jason - I like it!

Roger

 

[RL]

cool...that's the type of knife that could ride in a "kangaroo" (or as Rob Simonich calls it, "parasite") setup on one of your bigger knives.

RL

 

[Jason Cutter]

Such a small knife is really not much good for "combative" purposes. Fingernails and fists are a whole lot more effective at this little fellow's "fightin' range." I'm working on that big Bagwellian bowie that'll suit that purpose better ...

Seriously, a little blade is really good for those "anyone got a knife?" moments. I can't talk $$ and sales in this part of the forums. I don't have a Gold membership, so I'll do the private email thing. Thanks for the comments.