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Great looking Knife! Looks comfortable, unique and very usable! Pakistani or not, I would take one! Gladly I might add lol 
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Myal,
Beautiful knife. Time for a walk-about? You should take your new "baby" on his first camping trip. Also, are my eyes working? It looks like you "unpainted" the handle.
Beautiful knife. Time for a walk-about? You should take your new "baby" on his first camping trip. Also, are my eyes working? It looks like you "unpainted" the handle.
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Walkabout happening in 19 days and counting ... well another trans continent trip to have a coffee with my brother , see the inlaws then head home again 
Gunna be fun
I got a bunch made up , with a couple different handles , and flat and hollow grinds . eventually , Im going to have them made in quantity and sell them . got some serious evaluating to do on what works best tho before I make up my mind . thats the fun part , got to do some serious hunting to try them out in the field
Gunna be fun I got a bunch made up , with a couple different handles , and flat and hollow grinds . eventually , Im going to have them made in quantity and sell them . got some serious evaluating to do on what works best tho before I make up my mind . thats the fun part , got to do some serious hunting to try them out in the field
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Walkabout happening in 19 days and counting ... well another trans continent trip to have a coffee with my brother , see the inlaws then head home again
I got a bunch made up , with a couple different handles , and flat and hollow grinds . eventually , Im going to have them made in quantity and sell them . got some serious evaluating to do on what works best tho before I make up my mind . thats the fun part , got to do some serious hunting to try them out in the field
It's good to see you turning your hobby into a business. Accoording to the New York Times, IIRC, there a lot of nervous yuppies who are beginning to discover that neanderthals like myself and millions of others might be right about the whole disaster/preparation thing. Timing is everything.
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I have a self supporting knife hobby , not a real business .
TO make it a serious business , would take the fun out of it I think .
I like the fun aspect of it heaps more than I do the $$ side of it .
The only reason I sell knives at all is that in Australia , its just so dam hard to lay hands onto a carbon steel blade ( in my budget or not ) its not funny . I cant buy them here , so I buy bulk overseas , and sell off the excess to cover my costs .
trying to keep the scale down tho is not easy . I dont actually want to be a businessman , I just love messing with knives .
TO make it a serious business , would take the fun out of it I think .
I like the fun aspect of it heaps more than I do the $$ side of it .
The only reason I sell knives at all is that in Australia , its just so dam hard to lay hands onto a carbon steel blade ( in my budget or not ) its not funny . I cant buy them here , so I buy bulk overseas , and sell off the excess to cover my costs .
trying to keep the scale down tho is not easy . I dont actually want to be a businessman , I just love messing with knives .