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Hey everyone.
My stash of knives is piling up and they have a few flaws. So I wouldn't feel right selling them. So to celebrate the opening of my website http://kingsfordknives.com I'm going to be giving two away. One on this forum and one on australianbladeforums.com.
I'll give them away by means of random number generator. Everyone can have ONE go at picking a number between 1 - 1000. The number closest to the one generated will win. If there are two just as close i'll throw in another knife for the other person. If picking a number lower that 3 digits please put the 0 at the start so i can search the thread for the winner easier. eg. 007.
The draw will be in one month from now (+10EST) on the 3rd of October.
Specs:
OAL - 192mm/7.5" D2 Long. 40mm/1.5" Wide. 4mm thick.
Cutting edge - 80mm
Handle - Maccasar Ebony scales with red liners.
Features - SS pins. Spine jimping.
Here's the flaws I was talking about. The shakes weren't apparent until I had fully sanded it up. Everything is epoxied so it should remain as just a visual flaw. You can't feel them either. Don't worry you wont get splinters.
The sheath is pretty crude. It's only the second i've done. but it'll still stop the knife falling through your pocket
TAKEN NUMBERS
Hey everyone.
My stash of knives is piling up and they have a few flaws. So I wouldn't feel right selling them. So to celebrate the opening of my website http://kingsfordknives.com I'm going to be giving two away. One on this forum and one on australianbladeforums.com.
I'll give them away by means of random number generator. Everyone can have ONE go at picking a number between 1 - 1000. The number closest to the one generated will win. If there are two just as close i'll throw in another knife for the other person. If picking a number lower that 3 digits please put the 0 at the start so i can search the thread for the winner easier. eg. 007.
The draw will be in one month from now (+10EST) on the 3rd of October.
Specs:
OAL - 192mm/7.5" D2 Long. 40mm/1.5" Wide. 4mm thick.
Cutting edge - 80mm
Handle - Maccasar Ebony scales with red liners.
Features - SS pins. Spine jimping.
Here's the flaws I was talking about. The shakes weren't apparent until I had fully sanded it up. Everything is epoxied so it should remain as just a visual flaw. You can't feel them either. Don't worry you wont get splinters.
The sheath is pretty crude. It's only the second i've done. but it'll still stop the knife falling through your pocket
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My stash of knives is piling up and they have a few flaws. So I wouldn't feel right selling them. So to celebrate the opening of my website http://kingsfordknives.com I'm going to be giving two away. One on this forum and one on australianbladeforums.com.
I'll give them away by means of random number generator. Everyone can have ONE go at picking a number between 1 - 1000. The number closest to the one generated will win. If there are two just as close i'll throw in another knife for the other person. If picking a number lower that 3 digits please put the 0 at the start so i can search the thread for the winner easier. eg. 007.
The draw will be in one month from now (+10EST) on the 3rd of October.
Specs:
OAL - 192mm/7.5" D2 Long. 40mm/1.5" Wide. 4mm thick.
Cutting edge - 80mm
Handle - Maccasar Ebony scales with red liners.
Features - SS pins. Spine jimping.
Here's the flaws I was talking about. The shakes weren't apparent until I had fully sanded it up. Everything is epoxied so it should remain as just a visual flaw. You can't feel them either. Don't worry you wont get splinters.
The sheath is pretty crude. It's only the second i've done. but it'll still stop the knife falling through your pocket
TAKEN NUMBERS
Hey everyone.
My stash of knives is piling up and they have a few flaws. So I wouldn't feel right selling them. So to celebrate the opening of my website http://kingsfordknives.com I'm going to be giving two away. One on this forum and one on australianbladeforums.com.
I'll give them away by means of random number generator. Everyone can have ONE go at picking a number between 1 - 1000. The number closest to the one generated will win. If there are two just as close i'll throw in another knife for the other person. If picking a number lower that 3 digits please put the 0 at the start so i can search the thread for the winner easier. eg. 007.
The draw will be in one month from now (+10EST) on the 3rd of October.
Specs:
OAL - 192mm/7.5" D2 Long. 40mm/1.5" Wide. 4mm thick.
Cutting edge - 80mm
Handle - Maccasar Ebony scales with red liners.
Features - SS pins. Spine jimping.
Here's the flaws I was talking about. The shakes weren't apparent until I had fully sanded it up. Everything is epoxied so it should remain as just a visual flaw. You can't feel them either. Don't worry you wont get splinters.
The sheath is pretty crude. It's only the second i've done. but it'll still stop the knife falling through your pocket
TAKEN NUMBERS
001
003
005
009
008
011
012
013
014
018
020
021
022
023
025
026
027
033
040
042
053
057
066
067
069
085
087
088
092
098
106
111
113
116
121
123
127
128
131
141
143
144
149
162
185
209
212
218
221
228
237
244
250
255
262
266
267
273
285
300
312
313
317
319
321
323
327
333
336
342
346
350
356
359
360
365
368
369
385
392
393
410
407
420
426
427
431
437
442
444
451
452
458
460
462
468
475
492
497
500
501
503
505
510
516
522
519
535
549
555
556
559
569
577
589
600
610
615
618
623
627
637
651
666
667
675
682
688
691
697
701
714
717
722
726
730
731
740
743
750
752
760
762
770
774
777
776
786
789
800
810
811
813
817
827
840
866
872
879
884
888
893
903
911
917
951
978
992
997
999
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