A big hello from Italy!

peterinct said:
Beautiful work Stefano. Too bad you don't live nearby as I would bet you are a superb mechanic as well. I could use a good motorcycle mechanic and would like to see those knives in person.

Thanks for showing them,
Peter
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Thank you! But, what are you waiting for? Take your two wheels and come here! I will offer you a good cup of Italian coffe! :D :D :D
Hi friend, cordially, Stefano :)
 
Nicely done, Stefano. I applaud you, too.

A motorcycle mechanic, eh? Hmmm, I remember doing some work on bikes myself.... (he he he!) Seriously, four years ago I was one of the head technicians at a shop, and I was assigned to Ducati's and MV Agusta's. I am still on a first name basis with Eraldo Ferracci. He's a fairly prominent hi-performance guru on Italian bikes here in the US. I have changed careers, but, BOY, do I miss it. :D

I'll bet you can work on them all. You have plenty of talent!

Back to the knives. Keep it up!

Coop
 
Impressive quality, impressive variety - thanks for that visual treat!

Roger
 
SharpByCoop said:
Nicely done, Stefano. I applaud you, too.

A motorcycle mechanic, eh? Hmmm, I remember doing some work on bikes myself.... (he he he!) Seriously, four years ago I was one of the head technicians at a shop, and I was assigned to Ducati's and MV Agusta's. I am still on a first name basis with Eraldo Ferracci. He's a fairly prominent hi-performance guru on Italian bikes here in the US. I have changed careers, but, BOY, do I miss it. :D

I'll bet you can work on them all. You have plenty of talent!

Back to the knives. Keep it up!

Coop
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Thanks for your words! You flatter me, but I am a simple repairer of motorcycles, bicycles and three wheels, only a worker paid ache (and even always...) I am not a "guru" like you :o, I love to make knives and I woul like to be a full time maker, but here in Italy it is very difficult: you must have many money and someone that "covers your shoulders", I don't have two anybody... And I am 54 years too... No wife and no childrens, so I can continue to make my knives in a little lodge of 147 x 151 cm... But there is no wall up that can limit the passion! Best regards, cordially, Stefano :)
P.S. I bag your pardon for my bad English, sorry
 
Welcome Stefano. So glad to see you here. I am an admirer of many of your knives and have been to your website on many occasions.
No need to apologize for your English, as it is very good. You speak "Knives" which is universal here on the Forums.
I thought it funny you should post that first picture. It is one of my favorite knives from your gallery. The snakeskin sheath is fantastic. What type of snake is that?
So, welcome again, and one day I hope to own one of your knives and visit your beautiful Italian island. Kevin
 
Superb work!!!

By the way, do you happen to have a Canadian relative who also happens to make knives? (You know who I'm talking about guys?) :D
 
bravo sinori, very very nice , keep up the great work
 
severtecher said:
Welcome Stefano. So glad to see you here. I am an admirer of many of your knives and have been to your website on many occasions.
No need to apologize for your English, as it is very good. You speak "Knives" which is universal here on the Forums.
I thought it funny you should post that first picture. It is one of my favorite knives from your gallery. The snakeskin sheath is fantastic. What type of snake is that?
So, welcome again, and one day I hope to own one of your knives and visit your beautiful Italian island. Kevin
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Yes, I speak "knives"!!! :thumbup: :D Thank you very much, the #318 is my preferred (but, I love the # 001 because it was the first and the last wich my father saw when he was still alive). The snakeskin is pyton, thanks for the wellcome that I wish me to be able to reciprocate here, even in front of a cup of Italian coffee, obviously hand made! With my best regards, sincerely, Stefano :)
 
untamed said:
Superb work!!!

By the way, do you happen to have a Canadian relative who also happens to make knives? (You know who I'm talking about guys?) :D
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Thank you, perhaps I do not have understands the "Canadian", however, I could make knives in a box of shoes too :D, hello! :D
 
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