Ben Discusses Routine Slipjoint Maintenance

Ben Discusses Routine Slipjoint Maintenance

[@puddmuddle]

just ordered a feelgood and am super excited! gonna be my first slipjoint in decades, thanks for the video!

[@JackWolfKnives]

WOW!! So cool man, Hope you enjoy it!

[@dr.stevenpennym.d.3241]

Great instruction video Ben. I learn more about your knives. Thank you.

[@BenBelkin]

Thank you for watching Dr. Penny!

[@slick_slicers]

I’m a big fan of mineral oil! Not only is it extremely cheap and food safe, but also, if you spill some on the kitchen counter, you can just rub it in!

[@BenBelkin]

It really is all you need and has so many great uses!

[@Rodzilla-wi1yu]

I just got my first JWK, the Nebula......then a Low Drag Jack........then a Venom Jack. Yes, these slipjoints are that damn good!

[@JackWolfKnives]

Oh man!! Thanks so much for your support 🙌

[@deenoberry3360]

Can't wait to get a jack wolf but gotta save for a bit. Love the blade shape.

[@JackWolfKnives]

So glad you like em 🙌 Thanks so much

[@Crybotenabled]

Hey, Ben! First of all, congratulations on the hit. When I first started getting into knife addiction 2 years ago-ish I had 0 interest in slip joints. Your new line is helping me (and my wallet) open up to them a bit. Managed to get a laid back and managed to find a sharp shooter, both on the way. I'm stoked to start carrying them. I was wondering if you could do a few videos going through some of the design philosophy behind the different patterns. Like, it seems a bit obvious to me that the laid back is great at draw pulls but others may not. However, other designs like the coffin one or the hump back are a little less obvious. The dog leg seemed off putting at first but I'm looking at it and I'm thinking that would be super comfortable. Anyway, I think it would be cool to have a resource going into the history and use-in-mind of each design. Congrats on the great reception your knives seem to be getting!

[@BenBelkin]

Hello there Crybotenabled, thank you for writing!! I can't wait to hear what you think about the knives, please send me an email at support at jack wolf knives dot com and let me know! I like your idea about doing some detailed explanations on the knives. I will definitely consider doing that when I have the time. Thanks again for your support and kind words of encouragement. It means a lot to me! -Ben

[@Crybotenabled]

I've been watching some of the interviews you've been doing because I enjoy getting bits of history. I'm really interested in seeing the Vampire Jack in hand.

[@BenBelkin]

@@Crybotenabled Thank you for tuning in! I look forward to showing off the Vampire when the time is right!

[@LeftyEDC]

Wait thought your name was Jack? 😂

[@JackWolfKnives]

Hmmmm..... Wait.... Is it?!?!?

[@Simon-talks]

Ben, I love your knives! I just got the Laid Back Jack last week and it's my favorite! I wish I could have gotten your Sharpshooter Jack but I missed it like a loser ;(

[@BenBelkin]

Hey Simon!! Thank you for the kind words my friend and I really appreciate the support. Keep your eyes on the secondary market because a Sharpshooter pops up every so often!

[@Simon-talks]

@@BenBelkin thanks Ben, I will!

[@BenBelkin]

@@Simon-talks I think lefty EDC knows where there is a Fat Carbon sharpshooter for sale, hit him up on IG

[@Simon-talks]

@@BenBelkin Thanks man! I bought one earlier that I found on knives and tools overseas they are going to have to ship it from over there but it’s worth the wait

[@BenBelkin]

@@Simon-talks SCORE!!

[@tomquirin4231]

hey ben, great vid + content , keep it up , talk soon my friend > tom !

[@BenBelkin]

Hey Tom, thank you for the kind words my friend! Sorry I did not reply sooner.

[@tomquirin4231]

@@BenBelkin thats cool, email me would love to talk more, talk soon bye > tom !

[@WickedKnivesandThings]

Why aare Jack Wolf Knives so damn stiff,hard to open?

[@JackWolfKnives]

Sorry you feel this way. Yours might need a pivot adjustment. Most folks are very happy the our walk and talk.

[@BrandonGavin_EDC]

If you don’t want people unscrewing it… why use screws? 🤔

[@BenBelkin]

HI Brandon, pinned construction was not an option