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For Sale Three Burl Hunter
By myself, Wayne Jarrett - Maker
OAL: 7 1/2"
Blade: Hollow Ground 3 1/4" X 1" X 1/8"; Craig Barr Random Damascus; RC 58-59. Tapered Tang. Very sharp!
Bolster/Hardware: Brass Pins and Thong tube
File Work: Vine and Thorn Pattern on Blade done by hand (never a DREMEL)
Handle: Dyed and Stabilized Box Elder Burl serving as a bolster; beautiful stabilized Red Amboynia Burl in the middle, and topped off with stabilized Buckeye Burl in natural. All three bookmatched, i.e. the build was designed this way and it's not a knife built from scraps
Sheath: 6-7 oz. premium leather made and hand sewn by maker; STILL TO BE MADE PER BUYERS REQUEST FOR RIGHT OR LEFT CARRY.
Extras: Beautiful handmade lanyard from Alexs Outdoors. A link to his site is on my resource page on my web site. He is great to work with and priced right for the quality you get. Check him out.
Price: $315; plus $12.30 shipping to the continental U.S. (Note: the only reason my shipping varies is the cost of insurance)
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PERSONAL EDITORIAL -
THIS IS NOT A KIT KNIFE
I'm certain that any reasonable person (who has been watching the forums lately) can figure out why I am adding this to my posting. As custom knifemakers, we each have our own style, we design our own models, and we make multiple copies of them - but I guarantee that none of the blades custom knifemakers repeatedly make are actually identical in every way (because custom knifemakers are not using a laser cutters and custom knifemakers hand grind their own blades). We are proud makers of handmade knives - not mid-tech or productions pieces and definitely not kit knives that we simply slap handles on so we can sell them at a huge profit.
Just something to think about from a maker who (like others on BF) works hard to earn business. I'll edit this out if the moderators or any true maker or makers are offended in any way. That is certainly not my intention. However, I'd be sincerely interested in hearing from other true makers who may share my opinion that when you post a handmade knife, it should be "handmade".
I can be reached at info@jarrettknives.com
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Overseas buyers pay actual freight and only Paypal is accepted for out of the U.S. sales.
Paypal: wayneandrainy@aol.com or personal check (inquire for details)
Thanks for taking a look. Please check out my web site as well.
For Sale Three Burl Hunter
By myself, Wayne Jarrett - Maker
OAL: 7 1/2"
Blade: Hollow Ground 3 1/4" X 1" X 1/8"; Craig Barr Random Damascus; RC 58-59. Tapered Tang. Very sharp!
Bolster/Hardware: Brass Pins and Thong tube
File Work: Vine and Thorn Pattern on Blade done by hand (never a DREMEL)
Handle: Dyed and Stabilized Box Elder Burl serving as a bolster; beautiful stabilized Red Amboynia Burl in the middle, and topped off with stabilized Buckeye Burl in natural. All three bookmatched, i.e. the build was designed this way and it's not a knife built from scraps
Sheath: 6-7 oz. premium leather made and hand sewn by maker; STILL TO BE MADE PER BUYERS REQUEST FOR RIGHT OR LEFT CARRY.
Extras: Beautiful handmade lanyard from Alexs Outdoors. A link to his site is on my resource page on my web site. He is great to work with and priced right for the quality you get. Check him out.
Price: $315; plus $12.30 shipping to the continental U.S. (Note: the only reason my shipping varies is the cost of insurance)
_______________________________________________________________
PERSONAL EDITORIAL -
THIS IS NOT A KIT KNIFE
I'm certain that any reasonable person (who has been watching the forums lately) can figure out why I am adding this to my posting. As custom knifemakers, we each have our own style, we design our own models, and we make multiple copies of them - but I guarantee that none of the blades custom knifemakers repeatedly make are actually identical in every way (because custom knifemakers are not using a laser cutters and custom knifemakers hand grind their own blades). We are proud makers of handmade knives - not mid-tech or productions pieces and definitely not kit knives that we simply slap handles on so we can sell them at a huge profit.
Just something to think about from a maker who (like others on BF) works hard to earn business. I'll edit this out if the moderators or any true maker or makers are offended in any way. That is certainly not my intention. However, I'd be sincerely interested in hearing from other true makers who may share my opinion that when you post a handmade knife, it should be "handmade".
I can be reached at info@jarrettknives.com
_______________________________________________________________
Overseas buyers pay actual freight and only Paypal is accepted for out of the U.S. sales.
Paypal: wayneandrainy@aol.com or personal check (inquire for details)
Thanks for taking a look. Please check out my web site as well.
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