Back when i was much younger, and uneducated about knives, i bought one of his skinners at a county fair where he ran a booth. The arbor was part of the spindle so be careful. Because of a post from 13 years ago continuing to get circulation, i'd like to explain that i am joshua jacobs, the son of jason jacobs
Kawa Jacobs Kronung 500g - Niska cena na Allegro
I can and will verify that we make knives because, unlike those who frequented this forum 13 years ago, i not only saw but partook in the making of said knives.
I have heard these knives called “jacobs ladder” knives
They are overall fun to play with but imho mostly a toy Unlike a balisong which is a great practical design I have that perrin, great little knife, fun to play with too I've also played with the tanto triple action, i quite enjoyed it.
I am also looking for an oregon knifemaker to repair/restore an heirloom remington r1123 pocketknife It is a pretty valuable knife but in fairly rough condition and i would like to have it mildly customized with a damascus blade to replace the one that's broken I'm in tualatin, but would be willing to travel an hour or more to find the right craftsman As someone who is just beginning this journey, i have some questions regarding the pricing of custom knives, particularly fixed blade
Economics 101 dictates that something is worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it, but if there are general guidelines on how to price a knife i'd love.
I was searching around for the best prices for some mosaic pins and ran across his site Thought i would ask if any one has shopped with him I did place a small order as a test , so i guess i'm asking after the fact. Is it worth keeping, what are the benefits
Are they really more for a full size mill then a drill press? This is maybe a departure from the usual topics in this sub, but i think it merits a conversation You can see this as an appreciation post for those people in the industry that inspired you, that you maybe look up to I've been musing about this lately and i think it's worth taking a step back.
The earliest buck catalog that has buck darts listed is from 1989
Puma darts from new zealand made the darts and we offered a whole line I never knew there was so much to them 1993 was the last catalog to mention them I rarely have to answer a question about buck darts although i do see.
Ive replaced both of my chucks in the last 6 months, both were 17 and neither of them had the key hole for the drift key
