BLADEFORUM'S has been very good to me - how about you?

Wow! Count me in please , I couldn't believe it when I saw this giveaway. You do amazing work , I hope to one day own one of your pieces. Thanks for holding this amazing giveaway!
 
Awesome gesture, I'm in! I enjoy the rapport and wealth of knowledge found here, and always enjoy looking at your knives for sale, got a few pics saved!
 
Definitely in on this one, thanks for the chance. I love that you make all of your knives without patterns. It makes them all unique and individual.
 
I'm in, thanks for the opportunity. Very nice traditionals, I have mostly older ones and some I bought as a youth.
 
Blade Forums has been very good to me too. I love seeing and discussing traditional knives and have made some good friends here. Very Generous of you Todd. You make beautiful knives. Thanks for the opportunity.
 
I have been abstaining from GAW's as of late, but this is one that would be rather foolish of me not to enter at least once. Since diving into the traditional parts of these forums I have become privy to manufacturers and custom makers I knew nothing about and it has been a real pleasure to venture out on the web and discover individual makers' handiwork. I have been to your website several times just to look at your past works and it never gets old. All of your knives are stunning, pure functional works of art. And I agree with what @BigBiscuit said, it is awfully hard to even pick a favorite, every knife is simply exquisite.

I know the urge to stick a fine knife in a drawer or under glass can be powerful, but I like to use my knives and if I was fortunate enough to be the winning entry, your beautiful knife would certainly be used, though well cared for. Thank you for such a tremendous giveaway and best of luck to everyone, someone is going to be receiving a spectacular knife.
 
This exciting! I keep hitting refresh to see if 15 posts have passed since I last posted. Really cool too how the winning number is already determined.

I forgot to mention, nice buckle and sheath.
 
You make some very handsome knives!Very generous of you! Thanks for the chance to own one of your beautiful knives
 
I'm in. Thanks for the opportunity. I also like the coined liners. I imagine they add grip to an otherwise smooth handle. I've been checking your site every so often but most listed knives sell very quickly.
 
Very generous of you Todd. Always admired your knives, but more than that is your amazing skills as an artisan & craftsman. That's a gift.
 
Thanks i have always admired your work hopefully i can save up and get one of your amazing knives you do truly create knives that are functionql and beautiful
 
I'm in. I have been trying not to enter GAWs for a while because I have been pretty fortunate, but there is no way I am passing up a chance at that knife and buckle. (Plus, Jack Black is in and his luck is better than mine ;) )

What has most drawn me to your knives, aside from the clean lines and level of craftsmanship, is your use of less common materials on traditionals. I remember being wowed by some of your micarta handled slipjoints. While I can only fantasize about your knives right now, they were a big part of opening my eyes to traditionals.

And just for fun, here are my two forum knives:
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Thanks, I'll go again. Some more knife content.

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My favorite part of the forums is the massive treasure trove of data, the stories, learning about our fellow enthusiasts, and of course the knives. Thanks for the GAW, here's another entry.
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Please count me in. This is very generous of you.

I've been looking to buy a traditional in cpm 154, but keep getting distracted by GEC offerings.
 
Not been particularly good to me yet. All I have gotten out of this place is the want to purchase knives of all kinds.
 
Wow, this is amazing! I'm in! Thanks for the chance to win this! I would love to add a custom to my collection. I love traditionals for their simplicity yet beauty.
 
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