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Custom Quality Designs Available

Camp Knife - The Bear
5.5" Blade made with 1085 High Carbon Steel
and Zebrawood Handle




Every Day Carry / Skinning Knives
3.5" 80CRV/E52100 High Carbon Steel Blade
Blue-Green Paracord Wrapped Ring-Tail Handle



Large Solid Camp Knife
7.5" Blade
1095 High Carbon Steel
Walnut Burl Handle


Large Camp Knife - Blade Length 7" - High Carbon Steel - Hardwood Handle - Solid Steel Pins



Excalibur Camp Knife
7" E52100 High Carbon Steel Blade
Bloodwood Handle with Blue & White Acrylic


Yellowstone
Straight Back Skinning Knife
4"80CRV2 High Carbon Steel Blade
Satin Finish
Walnut Burl Handle with Jimping
Yellowstone
Straight Back Skinning Knife
4"80CRV2 High Carbon Steel Blade
Satin Finish
Walnut Burl Handle with Jimping

Classic 5" Skinner
5" 80CRV2 High Carbon Steel Blade
Stone-Washed Finish
Hardened Steel Pommel with Lanyard
Zebrawood Handle

Classic 5" Skinner
5" 80CRV2 High Carbon Steel Blade
Stone-Washed Finish
Hardened Steel Pommel with Lanyard
Zebrawood Hardwood Handle

4" Bobcat Skinning Knife
4" E52100 Blade High Carbon Steel
Blue-Green Paracord Wrapped Ring-Tail Handle


4" Bobcat Knife
4" E52100 Blade High Carbon Steel
Blue-Green Paracord Wrapped Ring-Tail Handle


Hunting Knife
4.5" 1084 High Carbon Steel Blade
Bloodwood & Leopard Hardwood Handle
Red-Blue Acrylic Accent & Steel Pins



Hunting Knife
4.5" 1084 High Carbon Steel Blade
Bloodwood & Leopard Hardwood Handle
Red-Blue Acrylic Accent & Steel Pins
Big AL
Heavy Duty Camp Knife
One-of-a-Kind Custom, Strong, Sharp, Durable
Forged from 50+ Year Old Machinist File
Equally Strong Handle Made of Black Walnut Burl


R2 Survival Knife
7" E52100 High Carbon Steel Blade
Stacked Leather Handle






The Patriot & Junior Set
5" + 3" Skinning Blades
Father & Son Set

Hunting Knife
5" 1084 High Carbon Steel Blade
Purple Heart & Walnut Burl
Hardwood Handle
Steel Pins



Hunting Knife
5" 1084 High Carbon Steel Blade
Purple Heart & Walnut Burl
Hardwood Handle with Steel Pins

The Cobra
4.5" Skinning Blade
E52100 High Carbon & High Chromium Industrial Grade Steel
Bloodwood & Zebrawood Handle
Steel Pins
White & Purple Acrylic Accent

DOC
Traditional Style Bowie Knife
13" High Carbon Steel Blade
Brass Guard
Brass Bird's Head Pommel
Purpleheart Hardwood Handle
$700 SOLD - Request this design
Heritage Pride
Custom Blade & Sheath Set
Special Request Native American Design
Hardwood Handle with Red & White Accent & Brass Pins

Timber Wolf
Basic Camp Knife 4.5" Blade
High Carbon 1095 Steel
Satin Finish
Zebrawood and Walnut Burl Handle
Blue & White Acrylic Accent

Large Drop Nose Boning Knife
6.5" 1095 High Carbon Steel Blade
Will make light work out of your deer or elk
Heavy Duty Construction
Brass Guard & Pommel
Bloodwood Handle with Solid Brass Pins
Custom Sheath Designs










Each JB Blades Design undergoes
4 Major Phases of Creation.
Follow along the steps of creation! See the quality & care that goes into
each and every custom made knife. 

Phase 1
Concept & Design
The process begins with a concept of a basic design combined with practical field use and any customer specifications (size, material, colors, weight).
Concept
The genesis process. It all starts with an idea.
Drawing
Draw out and cut out a pattern design for the desired knife type.
Transfer
Transfer the pattern onto the desired type of steel and prepare for rough cutting the knife profile.
Phase 2
Profiling the Blade
Phase two is labor intensive. This is where the idea becomes realized.
Rough Grind
Using a hand held cutting wheel, roughly cut out the basic shape of the knife.
Grind to Finish Profile
Using the belt sander with rough grit sandpaper, grind to a finished knife blank.
Grind the Edge Profile
Measure and mark center line along the cutting edge, determine how deep the cutting should be, then grind to that line.
Rough Sand the Blade
Determine the type of finish (polished or satin), then file and sand to achieve the desired finish.
Drill Holes
Prior to heat treat!! Layout and drill handle pin hole locations, and any decorative or functional holes being incorporated into the blade.
Phase 3
Hardening the Steel
This is the process that gives strength, durability, and long life to your custom blade.
Forge
The forge burns at around 1800 degrees. Heat the steel to the proper temperature depending on the type of steel. Repeat a cycle of heat, remove, and air dry, in order to neutralize the steel, then heat one last time before the quench.
Quench
Quench the hot steel in preheated oil that is 110 degrees F. Leave the steel submerged for 1-2 minutes. Wipe off excess oil, then check for proper hardening with a round file.
Oven Temper
This step leaves the steel in a hardened state, but removes its brittle tendencies. Two cycles of 450 degrees, air cooling to room temperature in between.
Phase 4
Handle & Finish
Function meets art in phase 4.
Measure & Layout
Determine what materials will be included in the handle. Measure, layout, and shape for prefit.
Pin & Glue
Apply a clear 2-part epoxy to the blade and scales. Pin and clamp in place with precision.
Rough Shaping
Rough grind the basic desired shape of the handle.
Hand File and Finish Sand
Hand file and hand sand to a smooth, fine finish.
Polish
Using a buffer wheel and various grades of polishing compound, polish to the desired finish. Add stain or lacquer (optional).
Sharpen on Belt Sander
With 400 grit sandpaper, sanding is done at about a 20 degree pitch for general usage.
Razer Edge
Using a leather strop with polishing compound, take the burr off the edge with even strokes, both sides, until razer sharp.