Mohawk Tracker Not A Folder!

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Tom Anderson

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A photo of my Mohawk Tracker appeared in the February, 2001 issue of Blade Magazine. Unfortunately, the caption leads you to believe this is a folder. In fact, it is a FIXED blade!
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The fastener located where a pivot pin would normally lie on a folder is used for retention of the knife in its kydex sheath.

The blade is 5/32" BG-42 and the overlays are green G-10 over black Micarta. Email me at andersontech@webtv.net if you have any questions.

Thanks!
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Tom Anderson
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Hi Tom,

In the March 2001 issue of Blade, I saw a few of your designs made by Master Cutlery. Can you tell me more about it? The steel use for the blade? Liner material? thickness??Thank you.

Liong

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Follow The Path of Fantasies.
 
At this time, I don't have all of the manufacturer's specifications on these knives. I hope to be able to answer your questions after the SHOT Show this weekend.

Here's a photo of one of my hand-built Mohawks:

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This knife has a 1/8" thick BG-42 blade, titanium frame, titanium lock and clip, and ironwood overlays. Newer knives will have a thumb stud instead of the slot.

Thanks for your interest!

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Tom Anderson
Hand Crafted Knives

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Tom
Just want to say that you make some very nice knives. Uncluttered and very clean looking designs yet also very fancy looking at the same time.
Bob
 
Thanks, Bob! I find designing to be one of the more challenging aspects of knifemaking. It's good to know people like my stuff!
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Tom Anderson
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Beautiful lines on those knives. Neat, clean design too. I'm sure an Anderson folder will be part of my collection someday.

Red

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"Praise not the day until evening has come;a sword until it is tried; ice until it has been crossed; beer until it has been drunk" - Viking proverb
 
Hi Tom... Very nice design! I met you at the Baltimore show, and was quite impressed with your knives. I have two of them, and most likely I will be getting more.
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Here is one of them...

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BC... For those who fought for it, Freedom has a flavor the protected will never know... Semper Fi

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Thanks, guys!

Anyone wanting to see a few more photos and drawings of my knives can visit my website at www.andersoncustomknives.com.

(It's not a fancy website - We're still working on it.)

You can also email me with your name and address for the latest information. The 2001 brochure should be ready in a couple of weeks. It will describe several new models.

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Tom Anderson
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Tom, I'm a big fan of the wharncliff blade or wharncliffish blade, (where the tip comes up just a little).
Like the look of your knives and hope to see you at the Lewisburg Show in Feb 2001, will you be there this year?

G2

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"The Road to Hell is Paved with Good Intentions!"
Take the time to read your Bible Now, don't be left behind...
 
Gary:

Thanks for the compliment.

I will not be attending the Lewisburg show this year. I will be at the Blade Show, Southeast Custom Show, Fall New York Show, and Timonium Show this year.

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Tom Anderson
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Tom is the only maker who offers tactical M& Ms! Black or grey, your choice! Hey Tom, how do you get them in that color? Titanium oxide coat? Or Black T?
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It's a "secret" process!

Some people forget who I am, until they see the "tactical" M&M's at a show. They've gotten a lot of laughs, and they're pretty tasty, too!

The hard part is convincing people that they're real M&M's and they're really for eating!

I've found they're more popular than having a crock pot of barbequed ribs on the table (at least with the other makers - especially those with all the pretty mirror polished knives)!
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Tom Anderson
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