My first Slippy

I always kinda like the Geordie accent, but it takes me a minute to dial my ear in to get it all. Just out of curiosity, how thin was the much too thin?
 
I think it turned out great! The cool thing about slipjoints is just about no matter where
you can carry it. Something great about carrying one you made day in, day out and using
them regularly. Really helps figure out what needs to be done for carry and cut.
 
Bruce Bump said:
I like it. If there is anything wrong with it you'd be the first one to point it out.
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:D that was a great reply, and so right you are.
My biggest thing with attention to detail was there's areas I could of cleaned 100% perfection on the internals on the spring, but for some reason I fitted her together then thought!! "NOOO!" kicking myself..
Thx mate,
Brian
 
JAlexander said:
I always kinda like the Geordie accent, but it takes me a minute to dial my ear in to get it all. Just out of curiosity, how thin was the much too thin?
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Ha ha ha!
James a lot of the guys from over the water think us from the north east are Scottish anyway..:D mind you they did have a wall there by the Romans to keep us northerners out of Scotland..or was it the other way round lol
Later mate
Brian
 
wow where is the years gone?
Still kicking after a few battle with the Grim Reaper.
Harder than Chuck Norris so im a fighter lol.
Not much knife making updates....but plans are for me to get over to ians place (I.R. Bailey) and continue his mentoring to see if i can one hand grind (after losing my use of the left arm with two strokes)
Never lye down i say! grace of God saved me so i want to repay him soon.
Hope you all are safe in this crap were going through.
ALB
Brian
 
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