3 More Siska's!!!!

stabber · Mar 4, 2009

I know, I know! You guys are tired of me postin Jim Siska knives I get, But I'm a damm proud Daddy!!!

These 3 have pushed me past the 70 (72?) Siska mark in my collection!

peterinct · Mar 4, 2009

VERY nice, especially that subhilt.

Congrats!

Peter

stabber · Mar 4, 2009

Thanks Peter!!

75 reads, one response?

These things must be junk. I'm going to through them into the river

Murray White · Mar 4, 2009

that must be some amazing collection of Jim's work. do you display these knives? do you have a site where they are displayed? would be interesting to see nice large images of each of them.

RogerP · Mar 4, 2009

stabber said:
These things must be junk. I'm going to through them into the river

Which river? Precise coordinates would be appreciated.

Those are great - particularly the subhilt.

Roger

Michael Starr · Mar 4, 2009

Do you have a standing order with Mr. Siska?
Where are you finding all these knives - the sub hilt specifically.

I for one (or two) would like to see more!

Ebbtide · Mar 4, 2009

Which river?

Congrats, that's quite the collection.
Siska knives define "flow"
:thumbup:

Keith Montgomery · Mar 4, 2009

That subhilt is really nice. They all are, but that subhilt stands out for me.

r connally · Mar 4, 2009

Another admirer of the subhilt here!

Don't own a Siska yet. Have been watching for the right one, now I know where the best ones are going!

ballknives · Mar 5, 2009

I really like that subhilt fighter,kinda reminds me of one I've seen around here lately.

antonio_luiz · Mar 5, 2009

72+ Siskas. If the others are anything like these you have great taste

stabber · Mar 5, 2009

Thanks for the comments Guys. I guess I'll hold off on throwing them in the River

I don't have a standing order. But I do get up real early when Mr Siska is attending a show

I have become very good friends with Jim. me and Stabber Jr spent a day in his shop to watch the master at work!!! That was quite an experience.

Jim's putting the edge on the one he finished up that I was fortunate enough to bring home.

Stabber Jr made a knife. Jim Sobered up the grinds a little

My knife is under his bench waiting for our next trip for me to finish:thumbup:

RogerP · Mar 5, 2009

Thanks for the additional pics and the peek into the shop. Man, I wish I could grind like that. Heck, I wish I coud grind half as well.

Roger

xaman · Mar 5, 2009

70+

I'll make you an offer when it's time to pay for Stabber Jr to go off to college

Nice stuff buddy, you certainly know how to find them AND how to pick them :thumbup: :thumbup:

stabber · Mar 5, 2009

Thanks Rodger, Me to. Mine is still under the bench because it's a disaster

Not bad for my first time Jim Said

LOL

Thanks Eli:thumbup:
That would be similar to me trying to get a Hossom out of you

indian george · Mar 5, 2009

Jim is one talented man.:thumbup::thumbup:Here is a pic of him at my shop. When he is at my Hammer-Ins, he does the grinding demo and when is done with it, the blade isn't cool in his hand before some asks to have it.

peterinct · Mar 5, 2009

Hmmm....Stabber Jr. looks familiar. Were you guys at the NCCA show in E. Windsor 3/1?

Peter

stabber · Mar 5, 2009

I'd love to attend one if possible

:thumbup:

indian george said:
Jim is one talented man.:thumbup::thumbup:Here is a pic of him at my shop. When he is at my Hammer-Ins, he does the grinding demo and when is done with it, the blade isn't cool in his hand before some asks to have it.

I was there, Stabber Jr didn't make it(hangin with his Girl, Kicked pop to the curb

)

peterinct said:
Hmmm....Stabber Jr. looks familiar. Were you guys at the NCCA show in E. Windsor 3/1?

Peter

indian george · Mar 5, 2009

stabber said:
I'd love to attend one if possible:thumbup:
)

No Problem.:thumbup:

Checkout this thread.

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=613628