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Home Products Ozark Toothpick - James Keating

Ozark Toothpick - James Keating
Ozark Toothpick - James Keating
Ozark Toothpick - James Keating
Ozark Toothpick - James Keating
Ozark Toothpick - James Keating
Ozark Toothpick - James Keating

Ozark Toothpick - James Keating

by Keating (Comtech), James, Schafer, Jeff

SKU 395530

Date Added 11/05/2020

# Available This product is out of stock

Original price $1,500.00

Price $599.00

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Overview

This Ozark Toothpick by Jeff Schafer is a James Keating design, it features a double edged hand rub satin finished blade with .254" blade stock and 2.400" blade depth, hidden tang construction. The has a hand rub satin finished stainless steel guard and a turned walnut handle with a single pin. Comes with a black leather sheath. Has a couple very light scratches, otherwise excellent condition.

Product Details

Blade Length 11

Overall Length 18

Weight (oz) 17.3

Source Previously owned

Additional Specs

Knife Type Has Sheath, Hidden Tang

Blade Material Unknown

Blade Details Dagger

Handle Material Wood, Metallic

About the Maker

Keating (Comtech), James
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Schafer, Jeff

I am Jeff Schafer. I started playing with knives when I was 5 years old. My grandmother would give me a hunting knife with sheath and send me out to play in the yard. I would cut up sticks and practice throwing it. In high school, we vacationed in the Smokey Mountains and I bought a Gerber double edged blade look alike. When I got home one of my friends immediately offered me more than twice what I paid for it. I took the money because I thought I would just make another. I scavenged a file and went to work with the bench grinder. I got it rough ground and tried to heat treat it with a propane torch. I never was able to get it hot enough to harden. Despite the rough finish on the blade and the lack of hardening I decided to put a handle on it. I used a scrap piece of pine 2x4 and attempted to shape it like the knife that I sold. It was horrible. I ended up cutting the 2x4 off. I still have that blade though. I am tempted to finish it to a nice finish and heat treat it. I don't know if I want to do that or just leave it like it is as a reminder of how far I have come.

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