Glennbad on the Podcast

[herder]

Mike and I had a great conversation with Glenn (glennbad) on the "Catch Bit Show" podcast which was released today.
Aside from being a highly respected knife modder, Glenn is also a true gentleman and a good friend.

 

[seas165]

Yes! I have a two hour drive in the morning! Cant wait to listen to it.

 

[waynorth]

Mike and I had a great conversation with Glenn (glennbad) on the "Catch Bit Show" podcast which was released today.
Aside from being a highly respected knife modder, Glenn is also a true gentleman and a good friend.

Looking forward to listening!!

 

[glennbad]

For a fun drinking game, take a drink every time I say "um"

 

[Boattale]

Um, here's a nice knife....Mister Glennbad was involved. A one of a kind for moi...

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[JonMcD]

Can’t wait to listen!

 

[BJE]

Listening now, thanks for updating us.

 

[Sacto]

That was a great episode. As someone who dabbles in knife modding, it was fun to hear Glenn’s thoughts and stories. Also fun to put a voice and a personality with the screen name (obviously personality comes through in forum posts, but hearing a conversation is better). glennbad Hey Glenn, I listened before reading your comment and honestly didn’t notice you saying “um” at all.

 

[Sacto]

By the way, it’s always fun to hop in my truck to go to work and notice a new episode of the catch bit show to listen to while I drive

 

[Campbellclanman]

I enjoyed that episode- Glenn is awesome and has done some great work for me on a good handful of Knives- each one - he smashed it out the Ball park, Great Guy, and thank you Herder!

Edit: Spelling.

 

[Jakeywax31]

Glenn is a treasure on this forum. Great guy who has some incredible skill. He has worked on a bunch of my knives and his work never disappoints. Can’t wait to listen. Thank you Neal and Glenn for doing what you do.

 

[meako]

Excellent news..this is jusy what we needed...jumper cables into the neck bolts of Catchbittensteins lifeless (for good reasons) body...

 

[waynorth]

Great show Neal and Mike!!
Nice to know you a bit better, Glenn! I have a few pieces of your work!! Excellent!
Here's one, and it's a gift from knowtracks !!

I've contacted Jason about a tactical Spoon with a pocket clip!!!
Can't wait!!!

 

[Invoice]

Glenn worked on the one in the upper left. Took a #49 with a broken spring and made it into a single blade jack.

Also replaced the spring on the Queen DB Barlow.
Thanks again!

 

[mnblade]

Listening in the gym now. Great chat!

-- Mark

 

[black mamba]

Glennbad did the original Beerbelly blade swap for my Case sowbelly.

 

[Leslie Tomville]

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A few of my knives have made the trip to Glenn’s workshop. It was a great podcast glennbad ! Moran would understand why we like our $40 Case knives if he was familiar with the incredible work you have done for so many of us. Thank you very much Glenn!

You mentioned that Case knives are the hardest for you to work on. That made me wonder, does that include the vintage ones from the 70’s and earlier or just the newer ones?

1979 Appaloosa Barlow with the pen blade removed by Glenn.

 

[BJE]

That Barlow is gorgeous! I love that bone, and it’s so well polished. He did incredible work there.

 

[lithicus]

It was kind of funny the timing of this podcast. I just made another post about it, but I had just purchased a Fight'n Rooster Irish Jack with celluloid handles that I thought might need recovered. I was researching and came across glennbad and his outstanding reputation. Being able to hear from the man himself was really cool!

Always appreciate the podcast. I've learned so much and it's always good for a laugh as well! Thank you guys for keeping it up!!

 

[glennbad]

For anyone interested in the thread where we talked about the trip to Canal Street Cutlery (and the museum), here is the link:

Canal Street Cutlery tour

H herder , you were right, it was 2014!