All About Pocket Knives

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Galvanic, frj, Gus Sharp, John R, loooooooved going back through your jewels. One from the OKCA show in Eugene OR. Charlie Compagna's piece, sat by him for 3 days at the show. Bought a few knives from him. Thanks C.C. Verrrrrrrrry nice! Do you know the model number? Nope, no numbers anywhere. Just ...

Ivoryman wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 7:09 pm Galvanic, frj, Gus Sharp, John R, loooooooved going back through your jewels. One from the OKCA show in Eugene OR. Charlie Compagna's piece, sat by him for 3 days at the show. Bought a few knives from him. Thanks C.C.

Verrrrrrrrry nice! Do you know the model number?

Do they already have a knife decided for this year? They=Bryan Sanders, Founder, Owner and Developer of AAPK who will announce the annual knife maker, pattern and handles in the manner already communicated and not beforehand. FYI - flipping is discouraged so as allow as many forum members as possib...

I don’t know where to find information on AAPK club knives or what the 2024 knife pattern is or how to even order one. I’m sure I’m overlooking something, could someone help this dummy? ::pray:: You have to be a supporting member to receive the email about them. Any that are left after members buy ...

I don’t know where to find information on AAPK club knives or what the 2024 knife pattern is or how to even order one. I’m sure I’m overlooking something, could someone help this dummy?

352216 “The Drover” BF club knife Some people think awls are useless, but I don’t know how many splinters I have dug out with that scary-sharp point. 0A3D4CC4-31A3-4A52-B4BA-3AF5B3344F45.jpeg One of their better ones. ::tu:: Yes, when I saw that GEC made a cigar pattern like this; I had to try and ...

352216 “The Drover” BF club knife Some people think awls are useless, but I don’t know how many splinters I have dug out with that scary-sharp point. 0A3D4CC4-31A3-4A52-B4BA-3AF5B3344F45.jpeg Beauty, love that bone color and jigging. Love the spear, the 35 frame. Got some nice patina too. Mmmmmnnnn...

352216 “The Drover” BF club knife
Some people think awls are useless, but I don’t know how many splinters I have dug out with that scary-sharp point.

Very nice!!

Are you going to use it?

You know for camping, or if you ever find yourself being ambushed on a sandbar.

Carrying this one for a week now. Used for opening seven dust to cutting the stem of a rose I got for my wife. Definitely a handy EDC

Jaeger Bros.

Pretty sure that is a NAZI swastika and not Native American or any middle eastern symbology. I’m guessing it was a sfo or an individual had printed it on there himself.

doglegg wrote: ↑Mon Oct 16, 2023 8:26 pm Wow! Excellent.

Thanks!

I don’t have rocks where I live, so every time we go on vacation I try to find some that are knappable. We went to Oklahoma a while back and while we were there I found quartz. It can be difficult material to knap but I was able to squeeze out a point from a good sized flake. Dovetail point (quartz)...

Jaeger Bros.

Pat. Oct. 23rd, 1916

galvanic1882 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 19, 2023 10:17 pm Did you get my response??

Yes, sorry, I just sent an email with 3 knives I would be willing to trade for the moose

Just sent you an email.

I chipped this blade out earlier in the week

3-3/4” long
1-3/8” @ the widest
1/4” @ the thickest

Here is a 4” Kerrville knife I knapped a few months ago:

Carrying an old acorn around in this Texas heat

Remington UMC 373 3-3/4”

bighomer wrote: ↑Thu Aug 10, 2023 5:24 pm That's some fine work, you sir are a fine artist, even the chicken coop has that special vibe. to the tenth power.

Thank you, it was a long journey on that repair. I just hope that it helps others who are trying to do the same thing.

I did the same project a while back; hopefully you don’t have as many hiccups as I had.

I then just studied some pictures of that type of jigging, and the general angle it was laying. Then I tested my method on the scrap piece of bone until I got the feel of how much pressure and time I wanted to spend for each cut. Then when I felt confident enough:

Dan In MI wrote: ↑Wed Aug 09, 2023 3:35 am If there's suitable rock hereabouts, I'm gonna get some and practice. Those knapped arrowheads are way too cool!

Thanks, I’ve only been knapping for about 7 months. So if you need any help or suggestions, I can give you about 7 months worth of novice experiential opinion

doglegg wrote: ↑Wed Aug 09, 2023 12:27 am I admire your skills. Great work.

Thank you; really anyone can do it if they have some tools and some suitable rock. Like with anything else it boils down to practice.