The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
we are always talking about the buying.
Never about the using.
This long spear just won lunch.
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I actually feel (and it's certainly no more than a feeling) that, given a chance, and approached by the right person, GEC would do another forum knife for us.
They don't really need advertising, so I would doubt that would play into any decision.I agree. This forum is free advertising for their products.
Yes, because in between reading Ken's hand written letters, Bill is sitting there thinking, how do I create more demand for my product which is already in hyper demand amongst the people who are the most interested in my product already.I agree. This forum is free advertising for their products.
I have heard two explanations.Can someone explain to me the toolmarks on the bolsters that line up perfectly with the jigging grooves? I've had a 92 Elderberry jigged bone and a 25 blue river jigged bone with this issue. Do they do the jigging after the bolster and bone is pinned to the liner?
There was a drop of the glitter gold, rose gold, and osage barlows on a dealer's site and they were gone in seconds. Had one in my cart and could not checkout fast enough.![]()
Can someone explain to me the toolmarks on the bolsters that line up perfectly with the jigging grooves? I've had a 92 Elderberry jigged bone and a 25 blue river jigged bone with this issue. Do they do the jigging after the bolster and bone is pinned to the liner?
Can someone explain to me the toolmarks on the bolsters that line up perfectly with the jigging grooves? I've had a 92 Elderberry jigged bone and a 25 blue river jigged bone with this issue. Do they do the jigging after the bolster and bone is pinned to the liner?
True.....
2. The nickel silver is softer than the cover and while buffing a little is worn a way because it is not protected by the cover material.
Not trueThey crimp down the bolsters over the jigging to prevent sharp edges. ...
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Yes, because in between reading Ken's hand written letters, Bill is sitting there thinking, how do I create more demand for my product which is already in hyper demand amongst the people who are the most interested in my product already.
My point is that this place contributed to the hyper demand in the first place.
Buffing wheels loaded with abrasive compound.What process are they using to buff? Here's a picture of the toolmarks that line up with the jigging grooves on my 25![]()