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12-19-2005, 04:39 PM
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Mid-sized "nude Neck Knives"
Here are some more compact all-steel knives I just finished. These are intended as compact neckers or EDC type blades at the low-to-ridiculous price range for a hand/benchmade. I reckon some guys could also use these are ?kit? knives & wrap the handles or something similar.
Steel ? 154CM, 1/8th " thickness Heat Treatment ? Hills Heat Treatment, Cryo & 3xtempered ? 60RC hardness Grinds ? All are one-sided ?chisel-ground?. Reinforced point. Almost zero-edge. Finish - Fine machine finish. Handles ? Textured all-steel with a chiseled buttend for opening tins & prying. Sheaths ? Moulded Kydex. 1., 2., 3., 4. ? All 5.5inch OAL, 2.0inch blade. 3., 4. are a little narrower in profile. 5. 6.0inch OAL, 2.5inch blade.  More pics below. What do you guys think ? Leave them flat & simple or wrap the handles ? Thanks. Jason. Handle detail of No.5  In kydex sheaths 
__________________ JASON CUTTER BLADEART Jason Cutter @ Dr Kwong Yeang Knifemaker, Australia (Matthew 10.16) 
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12-19-2005, 06:24 PM
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I agree, I think the texture should be good for grip. If the customer wants to wrap it, let them do it!
__________________ Peace Paul Vandine
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12-19-2005, 06:50 PM
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I like the handle as is too. These remind me a great deal of my personal carry knife (A Tom Meringer piece he called a scalpel). These look like tough little knives that can take some rough and tumble everyday use. Just the type of thing I would want to have at hand as I go thru the day. Be it at work or at play.
__________________ Scott B. Jaqua http://www.hagersonforge.com http://hagerson.livejournal.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The most important right of all, is that of Free Speech. With out that, all your other rights will soon be taken away. So, I may disagree with what you say, but I will defend until death, your right to say it!
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#5
12-20-2005, 01:01 AM
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Very Nice! I like the texturing on the grip as well. You should sell a bunch.
__________________ David Johansen http://www.dsjblades.com
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12-20-2005, 01:51 AM
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Very cool! You always have inovative ideas! leave the grips as is.
__________________ Andy Garrett https://www.facebook.com/GarrettKnives?ref=hl Charter Member - Kansas Custom Knifemaker's Association www.kansasknives.org "Drawing your knife from its sheath and using it in the presence of others should be an event complete with oos, ahhs, and questions."
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#7
12-20-2005, 09:27 AM
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You could always wrap one, so everyone can see what it looks like, and then leave it as an option for the customer (at a price, of course). I think these knives look great without wrapping.
__________________ God bless Texas! Now let's secede!!
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#8
12-20-2005, 09:34 AM
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Nice Jason, attractive, yet simple
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12-21-2005, 06:33 AM
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Are those chisel ground?
Nice work Jason. You're my favorite knifemaker here. __________________ ....a nozh scrap any time you say
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12-21-2005, 06:53 AM
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Yup, they are one-sided ground. The edge bevel is very close to the main bevel and it is almost a zero-grind. Jason. __________________ JASON CUTTER BLADEART Jason Cutter @ Dr Kwong Yeang Knifemaker, Australia (Matthew 10.16)
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