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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
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I've picked up a fair amount, Idk from where?
If you need some scales, let me know
JK Knives
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Sheath is not original. Looks like a Turkeytrack Leather sheath. He used to be a customer until he started screwing people over and lying to them.
RickHuf
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Snagged this one from the same sale as lisantica.
I dont know much about your knives but I'm really happy to own this one. Perfect size and shape. Beautiful bloodwood scales and a full flat grind... Awesome. Looking forward to putting some miles on it.
I dont know much about your knives but I'm really happy to own this one. Perfect size and shape. Beautiful bloodwood scales and a full flat grind... Awesome. Looking forward to putting some miles on it.
cbach8tw
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Jks are just good knives, they feel right, are handy and good looking too. John is also a nice guy, don’t want to swell his head, but he is and knows a thing or two about 01 steel.
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Hes still around on Instagram probably doing the same thing
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Nice score. You'll enjoye it
Tetsujin 140.6
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I need me one of them
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I have only one JK knife, the Canadian Belt Knife. When I shot this buck last month I did all the field dressing, skinning, AND the butchering with it and a small Swedish hatchet (because I forgot to bring my boning knife, an old and very flexible carbon steel filleting knife.) I missed having some jimping on the spine, so when I got home, I added some. I figure this knife is a keeper and a working knife, so I don't mind adding a personal touch. I took measurements off a Grohman-made Russell Belt Knife (which seems to be the prototype for the Kiedaisch), one-inch long, 8 notches. It wasn't hard to do and didn't take long. I used a Dremel. The jimping is not perfect, but definitely good enough and it works great.
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Sturubu
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A very nice looking knife, and it's cool to see it is getting some action (more than any of mine these days)! That is clean work on the jimping, what Dremel attachment did you use?I only have one JK knife, the Canadian Belt Knife. When I shot this buck last month I did all the field dressing, skinning, and the butchering with it and a small Swedish hatchet (because I forgot to bring my boning knife, an old and very flexible carbon steel filleting knife.) I missed having some jimping on the spine, so when I got home, I added some. I figure this knife is a keeper and a working knife, so I don't mind adding a personal touch. I took measurements off a Grohman-made Russell Belt Knife (which seems to be the prototype for the Kiedaisch), one-inch long, 8 notches. It wasn't hard to do and didn't take long. I used a Dremel. The jimping is not perfect, but definitely good enough and it works great.
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Nice looking cbk
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That looks good!
I only have one JK knife, the Canadian Belt Knife. When I shot this buck last month I did all the field dressing, skinning, and the butchering with it and a small Swedish hatchet (because I forgot to bring my boning knife, an old and very flexible carbon steel filleting knife.) I missed having some jimping on the spine, so when I got home, I added some. I figure this knife is a keeper and a working knife, so I don't mind adding a personal touch. I took measurements off a Grohman-made Russell Belt Knife (which seems to be the prototype for the Kiedaisch), one-inch long, 8 notches. It wasn't hard to do and didn't take long. I used a Dremel. The jimping is not perfect, but definitely good enough and it works great.
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I don't know what this Dremel bit is called, so I took a picture. It's a straight cylinder embedded with some sort of very hard abrasive.
