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I Went To Vegas Got A few Hangovers and A Wicked Mirabile
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Really, really like it, Joe. It's very East meets West, modern but ancient. Super cool, congrats!!!
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That knife is just incredible....
It was great to spend a little time with you and Kohai999
You guys Rock....Bigtime!!!!
Stay Safe....
Mike you are a gentleman and an all around proper dude I enjoyed meeting up with you keep in touch
congrats on a very successful show you sold out in like 15 minutes
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I just want to thank Joe for the trust that he has in this knife getting the job done, for whatever he sees fit to use it for. We all know that Joe uses his knives.
Mr. Long, trust me when I say that the sheath is the one thing that I thought that Joe was going to change as soon as he got home. I was surprised when he told me that it was just what he desired for that knife.
RogerP. I have been trying to get away from this half wrapped handle that I've been doing for so long... This knife was in fact made without the wrap. It just didn't have the grip that this knife has now... I believe that the half wrap allows me to have a good ballance of being able to appreciate the fine handle material, and to also have a sure grip no matter what you get into.
The carbon fiber is difficult to use, but it has a nice grip, much more so than any other conventional wraps. I'm sure that Joe will let us know how it works for him.
I am also humled by the people that I took orders from at the show. These guys can purchase or make any knife that they desire, yet requested me to make "Joe's" knife for them.... blows me away. Well, the road is calling, time to unwind a little before heading back to Alaska. Thanks again Joe... you to STeven.
Mr. Long, trust me when I say that the sheath is the one thing that I thought that Joe was going to change as soon as he got home. I was surprised when he told me that it was just what he desired for that knife.
RogerP. I have been trying to get away from this half wrapped handle that I've been doing for so long... This knife was in fact made without the wrap. It just didn't have the grip that this knife has now... I believe that the half wrap allows me to have a good ballance of being able to appreciate the fine handle material, and to also have a sure grip no matter what you get into.
The carbon fiber is difficult to use, but it has a nice grip, much more so than any other conventional wraps. I'm sure that Joe will let us know how it works for him.
I am also humled by the people that I took orders from at the show. These guys can purchase or make any knife that they desire, yet requested me to make "Joe's" knife for them.... blows me away. Well, the road is calling, time to unwind a little before heading back to Alaska. Thanks again Joe... you to STeven.
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Thanks Tom it was great to meet you and yea I got some big shot friends
Everyone else thanlks so much
David you are my friend and this knife deserves the attention it has garnered
Be safe on that motorcycle call me when you can
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Hey Joe,
It was great hanging out with everyone in Vegas. . .I don't think I've ever ate that good! It really was good to meet you Joe, I just got home tonight, but plan on giving you a call some time soon. . .
And what do you mean by "weird kinda way"??? Whatever
Gavin
It was great hanging out with everyone in Vegas. . .I don't think I've ever ate that good! It really was good to meet you Joe, I just got home tonight, but plan on giving you a call some time soon. . .
And what do you mean by "weird kinda way"??? Whatever
Gavin
Got to visit and drink and dine with some great people like Stephen D"Lack and the very talented and funny in a weird kinda way Gavin Hawk