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Original price $995.00
Price $945.00
This Jetstream from Les Voorhies was designed by Tashi Bharucha. It features a sheepsfoot style satin finish blade with flipper. The handle is comprised of silver lightning strike carbon fiber scales over lightly orange peel finished titanium liners and backspacer, satin finished deep ride titanium pocket clip. Includes nylon zippered case. Excellent condition.
Blade Length 3.75
Overall Length 8.75
Closed Length 5
Weight (oz) 5.9
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Tip Up Clip, Tip Up Carry
Blade Material Elmax
Blade Details Clip Point, Sheepsfoot
Handle Material Carbon Fiber, Metallic
Other Details Tactical
I started making knives in 1994, when a co-worker making fillet knives from power hacksaw blades gave me one to try. I showed the blade to a friend who gave me some Cocobolo for the handle and introduced me to a local knifemaker named John Gianini who encouraged me and pointed me in the right direction. I sold my 1st knife at a gun show in 1994. A year or two later I started attending hammer-ins at Howard Clark's shop each spring, and I started learning about folder making from R.B. Johnson and Al Dipold. I've been making knives part-time, primarily in the winter and closing my shop in the summer to enjoy some of my other hobbies until August 2005 when I was laid off from my job as an aircraft mechanic at Northwest Airlines. I'm now full-time and doing as many shows as I can manage.
Tashi Bharucha is a French knifemaker known for sleek, modern designs.
