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Jeff Maron
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- Chilliwack
- Canada
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Profile Information
- Profile
- KnifeMaker
- How did you hear about iKnifeCollector?
- Yes
- Do you currently subscribe to any knife publication (offline)
- No
- How long have you collected knives?
- 16- 20 years
- Favorite Kind of Knives
- Liner lock folders, Fillet knives and Hunting knives
- Website
- http://www.speartipknives.com
- About Me
- I am Jeff Maron of SpearTip Knives and I am based out of Chilliwack, BC, Canada. I hand-craft knives including fillet, hunting, folding, chef and knives for almost any occasion, such as weddings. All my bevels are ground without the use of a grinding machine, solely by hand filing. That is the way I like to do it, hard work. All my knives include a hand-stitched leather sheath which has a unique look with a unique lacing pattern.
All knives are dedicated to supporting Cancer Research and this is why SpearTip Knives donates $25.00 from each knife towards a Cancer Research Program. I take great pride in knowing that I build a quality product and helping humanity.
- Interests
- Hunting, Fishing, Taxidermy, Astronomy, cycling,
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KnifeMakerAndy Larrison replied to Dennis Hibar's discussion A new iKC calendar and a new year of knives!
"I used this knife to process a deer two years ago, just as an experiment to see if it was still useful. It is."
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In MemoriamRobert Burris said…
Happy Birthday Jeff.
Happy Birthday!
Hey! Always great to see another person from the Great White North...and from BC to boot! Have a great birthday!!
Hey Jeff, it's good to be friends.
I see that you like to hunt, I am sure you have some great stories. You should join the Outdoor group and share.
I watched your video and saw that you use a Lansky Sharpening system. I never thought to use a vice, but I think it would help turn out a more consistent product. Thanks for posting it.
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