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This slipjoint by Joel Chamblin features a satin finished blade with a single nail nick. The handle features threaded steel bolsters and liners with jigged bone covers. Half-stop is visible in all positions. Includes a padded zippered case. Excellent Condition.
Blade Length 2.25
Overall Length 5.375
Closed Length 3.125
Weight (oz) 1.26
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Half Stop
Blade Material Unknown
Blade Details Wharncliffe
Handle Material Metallic, Bone
Joel started making knives in 1989 when he became interested in a hobby that a customer of his had. The customer brought Joel a piece of steel, a stag horn and a book on how to make knives. His first knife was a fixed blade hunter that he still has today. In 1991 Joel became a full time knife maker due to a job lay-off. He made fixed blades for a couple of years and started going to knife shows, his first show was in Nashville, TN. His interest grew into the workings of linerlocks and folders and his business grew from there. Joel has always loved the older style of multiblades and now primarily creates multibladed folders, from the simple to the unique, fancy multiblades. Joel still makes linerlocks and fixed blades but his love of the 'Sheffield ' style knives are his passion.
