great smithery

marcinek said:
I'm sure everyone would love to see it...at the very least it would help disprove this weird assumption other folk appear to be making, i.e., that you are some person named Mark who has returned under another screenname for the sole purpose of creating trollish crap-posts.
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well then i guess i will have to get the old camera out an learn to use it. who sayd you can't teach a old dog new tricks... well have to see about that. have a good one
 
Don Joe said:
hey buds here a cool video i found on the you tube that has some good smithery. thought you would all like to see it here to. anyone have their own smithery to show?

[video=youtube;CF6FBwHX8bs]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CF6FBwHX8bs[/video]
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Why's that guy trying to cut the ground buddy?
 
Don Joe said:
hey buds here a cool video i found on the you tube that has some good smithery. thought you would all like to see it here to. anyone have their own smithery to show?

[video=youtube;CF6FBwHX8bs]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CF6FBwHX8bs[/video]
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Perfect. Does anyone know where I can get some concrete rods for my sharpmaker?
 
Don Joe said:
well then i guess i will have to get the old camera out an learn to use it. who sayd you can't teach a old dog new tricks... well have to see about that. have a good one
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Yes let's see that tractor that broke your bones. Remember your accident story? Or do you need to reference the old post to remember it?
 
That's nice Jon, but you still haven't answered my question about a good inexpensive survival knife.
Maybe if your buddy was using a slightly more expensive knife to fix his tractor, it wouldn't have broken!?
What was your pal trying to do anyway.......use it as a tire lever, or lift the engine off its mounts??
 
SevenOfNine said:
Yes let's see that tractor that broke your bones. Remember your accident story? Or do you need to reference the old post to remember it?
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nope bud i remember the accident all to well not a fun time for me at all. gettin better every day now. still have the head aches and black outs but im gettin stronger every day
 
Karoi said:
That's nice Jon, but you still haven't answered my question about a good inexpensive survival knife.
Maybe if your buddy was using a slightly more expensive knife to fix his tractor, it wouldn't have broken!?
What was your pal trying to do anyway.......use it as a tire lever, or lift the engine off its mounts??
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dont know much about the survival thing but a my mtechs and apalachian trail knifes aint not let me down as of yet. just for my bud with the one he broke it let him down real good. not sure how he done it i wasnt with my bud when it happen. he just call me an said it done broke an the engine still not gonna be fixed. this was before he got his new one i was talking about. the new one is the one i got hurt by when we was horsing around with the tractor pull. should have never done it
 
this one one of my favorites. i reckon itd be good for survival needs to

[video=youtube;lCmyyQ2Kq9k]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCmyyQ2Kq9k[/video]
 
craytab said:
Is that your review?
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It certainly wouldn't seem so. Grabbing some random video off the internet certainly doesn't help to dissuade the belief that he is....how did I put it...

marcinek said:
... some person named Mark who has returned under another screenname for the sole purpose of creating trollish crap-posts.
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Certainly was willing to give the guy the benefit of the doubt....maybe a look into his posting history in order.
 
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Smithersy?
 
Don Joe said:
dont know much about the survival thing but a my mtechs and apalachian trail knifes aint not let me down as of yet. just for my bud with the one he broke it let him down real good. not sure how he done it i wasnt with my bud when it happen. he just call me an said it done broke an the engine still not gonna be fixed. this was before he got his new one i was talking about. the new one is the one i got hurt by when we was horsing around with the tractor pull. should have never done it
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That is quite a story. He was your cousin last time you told it.

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1447638-one-of-coolest-knifes-i-had-ever-saw?p=16669763#post16669763
 
STAINLESS90 said:
He also suddenly learned to spell when he got defensive of me calling him Mark.
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He also did when he posted this a while back...

Don Joe said:
my ole trusty smith and Wesson has comforted me through many a cutting tasks over the years. still sharp as the day is long and buttery smooth on the opening and close. couldn't ask for anything better. just wish i had bought two of them so i had a back up incase i ever wear out that little engine that could. don't think ill ever need it though. that's more knife than any one man could ever need in a lifetime. peace and good luck!
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"buttery smooth on the opening and close"?!? That all seems quite a bit less "countrified."

I'm starting to believe the things many people were saying about Don! Seems disingenuous?

Anyway, still giving the benefit of the doubt, would like to see some of the pictures of his "smithery" that he had promised.

Don Joe said:
thanks bud for stickin up for me. yep i was talking about the knife repair thread with the cool smithery. i had done some before but i still aint good with the camera, ill get some pictures up at some point to show off my favorite knifes.
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Certainly would go a long way to proving that this is a sincere discussion with me, and not something else.
 
Don't let theses big bullies get to you Jon!

Hang in there buddy, and let's see these pics of your favourite knifes that you promised to share with us.
 
don joe said:
my ole trusty smith and Wesson has comforted me through many a cutting tasks over the years. still sharp as the day is long and buttery smooth on the opening and close. couldn't ask for anything better. just wish i had bought two of them so i had a back up incase i ever wear out that little engine that could. don't think ill ever need it though. that's more knife than any one man could ever need in a lifetime. peace and good luck!
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Amazing how he could type and talk in a completely different personality. Even spelling is miraculously good. He's even using punctuation.

And where's that picture of the tractor from the accident? or the "smithery"? It's 2016 everyone has a camera of some sort.
 
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