BK62 Photos Here

[Crag the Brewer]

Looks good.
Does anybody have a source for the countersunk hardware?
I assume the measurements of the screws are as described else where in this thread.

No, Not regular hardware...
I specifically found This hardware, it's by far visually the best I've seen here! Solid brass & slot head screws.
It's Not drop-in turnkey screws though..... I had to counterbore to a specific diameter and depth. I posted all the part numbers for those who might be interested.... I don't believe it's on This post.
I'll have to look for the other bk62 posts.

 

[BladeScout]

No, Not regular hardware...
I specifically found This hardware, it's by far visually the best I've seen here! Solid brass & slot head screws.
It's Not drop-in turnkey screws though..... I had to counterbore to a specific diameter and depth. I posted all the part numbers for those who might be interested.... I don't believe it's on This post.
I'll have to look for the other bk62 posts.

Got it.
No problem. Ill have them made. A buddy has already offered to make them but I wanted to spare him the work.

This hardware, it's by far visually the best I've seen here!

I agree.

 

[BladeScout]

I posted all the part numbers for those who might be interested.... I don't believe it's on This post.
I'll have to look for the other bk62 posts.

Found it, thx.

BTW your brass BK62 liners in the same thread looks great

Ok.....The store I used was Lee Valley. It's one of my favorite stores, their catalogs are Amazing!!!
They are great for Everything woodworking, gardening, cooking, and More.....

Brass CT'SK waskers product# 01K7002
Brass FH Screw product # 44Z0402
* If you are paying all that shipping from Canada, buy the SS Pickle grabber......it's an awesome tool. Product number EV112

Brass nuts from Amazon product# 842176128184

 

[Crag the Brewer]

Found it, thx.

BTW your brass BK62 liners in the same thread looks great

Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner.
I'm glad you found the information, if you need any advice about what I did, just let me know...

 

[BladeScout]

Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner.
I'm glad you found the information, if you need any advice about what I did, just let me know...

Thank you. Nothing to be sorry about; when I read your post I searched the forum and found your post in no time flat

 

[Aikiguy]

I was wondering what you used to polish the blade without losing the logos?

But then saw Warrior mention the newer 62s having a bolder logo ... so that may be why it looks so much clearer ...

Actually just used some autosol metal polish and my leather strop...I was refining the edge and kind of went to town on the rest of the knife. Logos seemed deep enough to not be affected. Kinda liked how it turned out.

 

[dresnor]

Jeremy

 

[Crag the Brewer]

Jeremy

Good looking stripes in the wood grain!

 

[azwelke]

 

[GeofS]

That’s a well loved blade.

 

[The Warrior]

Looks like Azwelke grapefruited his 62, haha.

 

[azwelke]

Thank You
Lemon patina this time.

 

[GoodPhotos]

I would suggest the Beckhart and the King (BK9). They make a wicked combo.

I AGREE! (more especially with a custom 'Compact Hunstsman' with Walnut scales too...)

 

[The Warrior]

I AGREE! (more especially with a custom 'Compact Hunstsman' with Walnut scales too...)

I have that trio as well.

 

[Eero]

 

[Mike McCarter]

Atop Mount Kephart with Mount LeConte in the distance

From Mount Kephart at the Jump Off

Bradley Fork near Smokemont, NC

 

[The Warrior]

That's awesome Mike, thanks for sharing.

 

[Xr6x]

Atop Mount Kephart with Mount LeConte in the distance

From Mount Kephart at the Jump Off

Bradley Fork near Smokemont, NC

Yes Sir Mike , that is truly some Gorgeous scenery Thanks much for sharing

 

[Aikiguy]

 

[Xr6x]

Gorgeous too We are all so lucky to enjoy this beautiful land we all have access too