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Probably Peppers fat Blood EDC,,,
Ah right. A .415" mini-vag!
blgoode
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Hey!!! You guys are having way too much fun over here
That knife you guys are talking about was just a "I am tired of the same ol.......need a break" from the MANY traditional knives I have made over the last 6 years.
That project actually was a spinoff of this knife.
Its one hell of an old school "xacto" knife
The chisel grid cuts NASTY! I was truly amazed last night at just how deep and controlled this little knife worked in detailed wood cuts.
There is a reason why Chisels are used in wood working and I can see exactly where this knife would have its place in trap making with cutting notches and the such. Its not a "do all" knife which is what I PREFER to make.
I prefer simple, user knives that will take on ALL chores.
THis weird looking chisel ground kinfe was just something I took insparation to make from seeing so many knives made by my bud http://www.voxknives.com/
I enjoy taking insparation from others that DONT do what I do.....
I get that same feeling from Jeremy and love that he has the same purpose in mine as I do with what he makes.
Would I make a crap load of these "stranger" knives.....NO
Why - They do some things great, and more than some things AWFUL:thumbdn:
I dont like that ratio
Glad I could join in on the discussion!!!
That knife you guys are talking about was just a "I am tired of the same ol.......need a break" from the MANY traditional knives I have made over the last 6 years.
That project actually was a spinoff of this knife.
Its one hell of an old school "xacto" knife
The chisel grid cuts NASTY! I was truly amazed last night at just how deep and controlled this little knife worked in detailed wood cuts.
There is a reason why Chisels are used in wood working and I can see exactly where this knife would have its place in trap making with cutting notches and the such. Its not a "do all" knife which is what I PREFER to make.
I prefer simple, user knives that will take on ALL chores.
THis weird looking chisel ground kinfe was just something I took insparation to make from seeing so many knives made by my bud http://www.voxknives.com/
I enjoy taking insparation from others that DONT do what I do.....
I get that same feeling from Jeremy and love that he has the same purpose in mine as I do with what he makes.
Would I make a crap load of these "stranger" knives.....NO
Why - They do some things great, and more than some things AWFUL:thumbdn:
I dont like that ratio
Glad I could join in on the discussion!!!
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Welcome my friend,, Brian Goode,, everyone,, this guy has been a positive influence on me since I was walkin around blade with a 30 pound pack of blades,, not all makers are nice,,
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Wlecome to the club Mang,,,
Thanks for taking the time to explain that. :thumbup::thumbup:
Thanks for taking the time to explain that. :thumbup::thumbup:
blgoode
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OKAY - WHAT THE FU**!
ITS BURNED IN MY MINDS EYE!!!
reminds me when I lived in Portland Oregon
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This place is a trip sometimes! But horton and the "Horde" are great!OKAY - WHAT THE FU**!
ITS BURNED IN MY MINDS EYE!!!
reminds me when I lived in Portland Oregon
I just found this place recently and can't get enough.
(as for the photo what doesn't kill you makes you stronger???)
Welcome :thumbup:
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