Here are the first 5 Whiskey Pete Knives out of 16 ordered a few days ago. 1 is from a old file and the others are 0-1 tool steel. They have been quenched and are now cooking for a few hours. This is first time I have made similar knives at the same time.

Looking Good! Thanks for updated photo's!

I want one of each! (File & tool steel blades). Looking good Jimmy.
Thanks, Capt. Chris
PS: I plan on trying to get down to the shop tomorrow and bring you some handle material. Hope to see you there!...CCS

Capt.!...that one from file supposed being MINE Gumba!

Old files are still pretty plentiful 'round here, Gumba. Hope "one" of us is patient!
Best, Capt. Chris

The one in the picture is yours Guido. Capt, I am going to hit the local flea markets up next weekend for some more files. I am out at the present time.

Captain that light green material is awesome! As you would say, "I smell a trade".

I plan on being at the shop around 0600 for my number. I am usually the last to get there. Maybe I'll get under 40 this time.

Jimmy, Great seeing you and your work today at the stock sale! Us Cajun's don't make much money but seem to have friends in all the wrong places!!! May have a line on some old files.. Let me see if I can trade em' some crawfish!! I'll start checking on it!

Making some progress. My prototype with old brown micarata and a file style with black micarta. Both have brass hardware and black liners. The next one will have NASA green scales and SF green liners. Stay tunned.

NASA Green glued up. I think the Captain is going to like this one. This NASA stuff is a real "SON OF BUCK" to cut to size. I am going to need a better saw.

Here is the NASA green almost complete. The pictures just don't do it justice.

Jimmy- those knives look incredible. It was nice to meet you at the Spring Sale. Thanks for sharing your pics. Outstanding work!
Chris

Jimmy Those look great. I really like that jade.

This will be the sheath for the No.7 Wiskey Pete Knife. The first sheath was to fat or thick for my taste. This rig can be carried in your front pocket like a pocket knife. It seems very versatile. I will tweak it and get better with the more I make. Let me know what you like in a sheath for this style knife.

I like it Jimmy. Looks like it could almost fit like another wallet in one of your back pockets..

I also like it. Different but looks like it should be very useful. Lots of ways to use that sheath.

For those of us that wear cowboy boots, that's a real winner and I would wear it every day.

Pap

I was on the same page as Pappy. I wear ropers or biker boots when riding and thought it would be a great boot knife.

Maybe I could get you to make a scale-less version...... slim and thin to ride in my right boot? Leave the file marks on the handle for grip... skeletonize it like a Tri?

Pappy it works great in cowboy boots. The sheath is very hard to make look good. Hopefully my skills will improve.

Tune we think alike and I will have a few scale-less versions at the Blade Show. I drill holes in the handles to lighten the it up a bit. I will make a few this weekend if my steel order arrives.

I am going to make the handles thinner on the next batch.

Sweet..... I'll be looking forward to seeing one!

Jimmy
If you are interested, I can give you some carbon fiber (1/8 x 1 3/8 x 9) for handles when I get to the Blade Show

Peter

That sounds great Peter, as Captain would say "I smell a trade".

Tune you will be getting a scale-less version for free. Thanks for helping with the numbers.

I am looking forward to meeting a lot of you guy's at the show. Please approach me, I'll be the big ugly SUM B with the Bedgood Knives shirt on. I will be on my best behavior between 0700 and around 1600ish.

Here are a couple of fresh out the workshop Whiskey Pete's.

More Pics.

Oh yeah! That handle material looks familiar. By the wat Jimmy: Give me a call or email when you have a chance.
Thanks...and keep up the good rowk!
Capt. Chris
PS: To all who plan on coming to the Blade show: I don't know how many of his knives Jimmy Bedgood is bringing but I've got a handful. Some to deliver. Some to admire. Some to take orders from and some to sell! Hope ya'll make it to the show...CCS

We're there and can't wait to pick up a very nice Whiskey Pete!!!

Thanks Jimmy they look great!!!

Jimmy, Are you coming to Blade?

I plan on getting there around 1200/1300 on Friday. Looking forward to this show.

Outstandingly good-looking knives, Jimmy! A man (or woman) would be fortunate to be able to own one of those. Can't make it this year but hope to meet several of you guys at next year's BLADE.

New crop. Here are some of the Whiskey Pete's that were order from Blade. My new grinder has defiantly help my production efforts.

Peter was nice enough to give me some carbon fiber looking material. This stuff looks great, especially in black and gold. I will be keeping this one for a while. Hope you guys like them.

Jimmy
The new knives all look great, I am glad the carbon fiber worked out, and that your equipment that you got at Blade is helping your operation

Peter

Outstanding!

LOVE THOSE KNIVES!
I'm lucky to have one.
Tony

You are on to something Jimmy.....I like these knives.

I am really enjoying mine that I picked up at The Blade Show!

Jimmy, just wanted to thank you for getting my daughter's 21st birthday Whiskey Pete here in time to give her on her birthday. The boot sheath fits her riding boots great and comfortable and the jade green fits her hand great. Really outstanding blade that, as she says, she'll "keep forever".

I'm glad she likes it Duke! That is the omly one I have done with the 2 thong hole configuration. It was not on purpose. I missed up on drilling the 3/32 hole. I think it turned out pretty cool. Thanks a lot for your interest in my knives.

Thanks Steve and everybody else for your kind comments.

Sounds like Duke's Daughter has a 1 of a kind on her hands! NICE!