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Im willing to bet john has a bucket of old ones hanging out in his shop for one reason or another.
Needs yellow micarta scalesWhat "older" thread would be complete without......
SCANDUCKIE
The idea behind the scanduckie was to make a small pocket blade that could be gripped edge down or edge up and used as a slicing tool. It features a scandi grind, from back when JK first started doing them. I put finger grooves in the top and bottom to accommodate a three-finger grip in either orientation. The concave thumb-ramp features notching, making that area great for use on a fire-stick.
I also had John put holes in the handle so it could be tied to a stick for gigging/spearing fish etc.
Today - I would perhaps ask for the knife in satin, have the butt end rounded and champfered to use as a pry-bar, and carry it in a small kydex pocket sheath.
Anyone else have ideas how to improve the usefulness or look of the Scanduckie?
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mqqn
whats this tiny kephart on the bottom called
Pocket Kephartwhats this tiny kephart on the bottom called
Yep, as John said. Pocket Kephart. Great little knife.whats this tiny kephart on the bottom called