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.... or anyone else who might like to contribute.
I'm not exactly how to ask the question, so I might ask the same thing three or four different ways, so I'm sure that by the time I'm done everyone will know what I'm asking - (even if I don't!).
What non-factory fixed blade knife, made by an individual maker, is the single most popular knife of today?
If a maker was going to a show, and had time to only make ONE KNIFE, what should he make, that would have the highest possibility of finding a buyer, so he might at least get his table paid for?
What fixed blade knife comprises the largest amount of business these days? What is made the most and sells the most?
What knife should comprise the largest percentage of a maker's inventory?
Consider all of those above one question.
What knife style/blade length/handle material/hardware material?
I think everyone knows what I mean.
You have some great insight, Les, as well as others on this forum, and I personally thank you all for your input.
This one shouldn't be as much typing as the last "Les Roberston" topic!
I'm not exactly how to ask the question, so I might ask the same thing three or four different ways, so I'm sure that by the time I'm done everyone will know what I'm asking - (even if I don't!).
What non-factory fixed blade knife, made by an individual maker, is the single most popular knife of today?
If a maker was going to a show, and had time to only make ONE KNIFE, what should he make, that would have the highest possibility of finding a buyer, so he might at least get his table paid for?
What fixed blade knife comprises the largest amount of business these days? What is made the most and sells the most?
What knife should comprise the largest percentage of a maker's inventory?
Consider all of those above one question.
What knife style/blade length/handle material/hardware material?
I think everyone knows what I mean.
You have some great insight, Les, as well as others on this forum, and I personally thank you all for your input.
This one shouldn't be as much typing as the last "Les Roberston" topic!