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I Want to buy some Olive Wood ---
- Thread starter WinDancer
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Dave,
Andre de Villiers uses it on his knives. It looks NICE!!!! I guess it grows in South Africa. We discussed trading Olive Wood for some of my Mil Spec Ti. at the Atlanta show.
I guess I should contact him also!!!!!
Neil
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Andre de Villiers uses it on his knives. It looks NICE!!!! I guess it grows in South Africa. We discussed trading Olive Wood for some of my Mil Spec Ti. at the Atlanta show.
I guess I should contact him also!!!!!
Neil
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Knives IN STOCK!!!!
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New to me is a place in AZ that has loads of materials for knife making. I've only ordered one time from then and am waiting to get stuff, but have no reason to doubt they're a geat supplier. I don't work for them or even know them, but if anyone wants the site address, please email me.
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Fran (CT)
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Fran (CT)
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Olivewood is available here in UK an is I believe from Spain. You could try a wood turning supplier. This wood has some very nice figuring and is quite oily. Let me know if you fail to locate any, I may have some in my stock box.
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I want everyone to understand something here. Theres wood and theres wood....I used to make furniture before I made knives...I sharpen tools for the koa furniture makers on this island....The guy who owns Gilmers knows what knifemakers wants....he stashes special pieces just for people like us... you can buy some olive wood...or you can get some super spectacular blow your mind stuff from gilmers....I have NEVER been disappointed by the guy...
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I will second the notion for Gilmer's.
Like Tom said, there is wood and there is knifemaking wood. Just because you find a burl, it doesn't mean it's a handle quality burl.
Dave- If you want to drive down to Gilmer's, you take I-5 south until you come to the HWY 405 exit.
As you come to the southside of the bridge, take Exit 30 (St. Helens) and get into the left lane as soon as you can.
Turn left onto Nicholi St.
Follow Nicholi until you get to 31st and Nicholi. It's a big red building on the corner, you can't miss it.
It's a pretty cool place to go. But the nice thing about Gilmer's is like Tom said, the guy there can mail you wood that won't dissapoint.
Just some info...
Nick
Like Tom said, there is wood and there is knifemaking wood. Just because you find a burl, it doesn't mean it's a handle quality burl.
Dave- If you want to drive down to Gilmer's, you take I-5 south until you come to the HWY 405 exit.
As you come to the southside of the bridge, take Exit 30 (St. Helens) and get into the left lane as soon as you can.
Turn left onto Nicholi St.
Follow Nicholi until you get to 31st and Nicholi. It's a big red building on the corner, you can't miss it.
It's a pretty cool place to go. But the nice thing about Gilmer's is like Tom said, the guy there can mail you wood that won't dissapoint.
Just some info...
Nick