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Salem: That's some great work and execution. Well done!
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11" damascus quillon dagger, wire wrap handle SPF.
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Bailey Knives
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Wow, that is amazing. How the heck did you make a turk's head knot out of wire? I have a hard enough time doing it out of cord.
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Matthew, it is a pain in the ass, speaking candidly. Takes some practice. But, give it a shot- it's not as bad as you may think.
gruntmedik
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This is simply stunning.
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Thanks guys! John Tz, I will keep that in mind!
One of these days I'm going to tell my grandkids in my old geezer voice; "You little b******s think you know someone? I lived 90 miles from Salem Straub! Who?!?! I oughta smack you, boy! Knifemaker! Uphill in the snow, both ways, barefoot, 75 pound anvil on his back. He made the original He-Man's sword outta piss, corn starch, and a butane lighter, which Chuck Norris used to disembowl four silvertip grizzlies with one stroke. True story."
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Dude, that's hilarious! Didn't see it until now. Thanks buddy!