Frosts Lami steel, Jack sure knows how to sharpen one ;) ( A Thank You Thread )

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Sorry about the title Jack, couldn't help myself:)
A parcel showed up on my doorstep today, and WOW! What a surprize it contained. I can't believe that I am actually holding this old
Mora in my hand. I remember well the thread where Jack Black was lovingly cleaning this old beauty up, and the subsequent pics of it in the 'Totin' thread. I think that I remarked what a comfy one that must be in hand...and it is. Fits like a glove, a well fitted one at that(no easy chore for my mits;) ). Since childhood I've had a thing for "big pennies" an yup, that's a big 'un:D










Thank You so much Jack! You have made my day!
I guess that, is how one "gives their precious away".
Oh, and did I mention that this thing is sharp!

Stunned and grinning, I offer you CHEERS!
Thank You...
 
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Great looking knife, Duane. These laminated steel Frosts are just great looking knives.

What generous act, Jack! :)

Absolutelly great!
 
Glad it arrived Duane, and hope it serves you well my friend, it's had your name on it for a while :)

That steel is a dream to sharpen. I'd intended to sharpen the knife before putting it in the post as it's a while since I did and it's been used a few times, but when I felt the edge I figured further sharpening was superfluous! :D I think you'll be impressed :thumbup:

Enjoy your new knife Duane, and I'm glad it fits you OK :)

Jack
 
This is really great!

Wow, Jack-- good choice. :-)

Sitflyer, you do realize this calls for an in-hand photograph? ;)

~ P.
 
Aha! so that's who got it...awesome Jack, that's a real nice knife, I like the clean up job that you did!
Well done sitflyer.... I am Rapt you have got your hands on that decent bit of blade!
 
And what an awesome piece of steel it is Duncan! I spent some time making tiny paper corkscrews with it last night;)




for ~P :D
 
Glad you're enjoying the knife Duane, it's great to see it in your hand :)

A shame Frosts don't use that steel anymore (think they stopped in the very early 90's).
 
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