Fiddleback Friday. Good Mix. Pretty Dud to see too.

I also accept money orders. Make out to Fiddleback Forge and send to adddress on website.
 
OK. Back on a regular computer. I take MO's or personal checks. Make them out to Fiddleback Forge. Send them to:

249 Brookcliff Drive
Sugar Hill, GA 30518

I ship the knife after the check has cleared.
 
I think PayPal will probably be quickest, but mine is linked to bank so it is like a cheque, takes a bit of time to clear. If you could give me instruction to pay you with PayPal; that would be great!

Thanks Andy
 
Hi Andy,

I just finished clicking send money on paypal.
It is from my bank, which I'm told is just like a cheque...
will be at least a week or so for it to actually get to you.

Side note:
This is the 3rd knife of yours I have bought and it hasn't even been 2 weeks since I first learnt of Fiddleback Forge.
I bought a Hunter and end up getting the Jade green Recluse too, from KSF. Still waiting on them to arrive, but excited to receive get all 3.


Since I know your knives are for sale here I think I will make future purchases from you here.

Is this the best place to find and purchase knives of yours that are for sale?


Thanks again Andy, have a great weekend!!!
 
Yes. This is the best place. Every Friday. Well. Almost every Friday.
 
Hey Andy -

did the "Natural Can over Black with black pins and orange pinstripe" bushcrafter sell?

Thanks!
 
Hi Andy,

PMing you about the Bushfinger Rust colored burlap and whitewalls with a full height grind
 
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As ever, a very nice batch of knives Andy. Your full-height grinds like that on the Bushfinger are just amazing. Well...since you're not going to sell it, now you have a Woodsman to take out and really put through the wringer and have some fun. Save it for a day when you need some stress release :)
 
mistwalker said:
As ever, a very nice batch of knives Andy. Your full-height grinds like that on the Bushfinger are just amazing. Well...since you're not going to sell it, now you have a Woodsman to take out and really put through the wringer and have some fun. Save it for a day when you need some stress release :)
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Actually, Andy was kind enough to let the "dud" come my way with the stipulation that it not be resold. It found a GREAT home! I love it and you can barely notice the error.
 
saucyCT said:
Actually, Andy was kind enough to let the "dud" come my way with the stipulation that it not be resold. It found a GREAT home! I love it and you can barely notice the error.
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Nice snag saucyCT. I am with you on this one: I would hardly call that knife a dud. I understand and completely respect Fiddleback's desire to strive for nothing less than perfection (in fact I would say that I find that desire inspirational), but I'm willing to bet that Woodsman still cuts like crazy ;) Sweet knife and, as with all of Fiddleback's tools, it's good to know that it's found a happy home where it will be used and enjoyed. Congrats dude!
 
pveiled said:
Nice snag saucyCT. I am with you on this one: I would hardly call that knife a dud. I understand and completely respect Fiddleback's desire to strive for nothing less than perfection (in fact I would say that I find that desire inspirational), but I'm willing to bet that Woodsman still cuts like crazy ;) Sweet knife and, as with all of Fiddleback's tools, it's good to know that it's found a happy home where it will be used and enjoyed. Congrats dude!
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Thanks pveiled. I am a big fan of the Woodsman and could not resist asking Andy if he would let it go. It is a solid gorgeous knife and personally, I appreciate a little blemish as it shows the handcraft and gives the blade a pinch of character. There are a few like it, but this one is mine!
 
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