My MS test knives

Holy Hannah! There should be something in rules about not posting so many fantastic knives in one post. Almost like an overdose!
All great, but currently much into coffin handles and dog bones, so they especially got my attention.
 
Absolutely beautiful knives. Congratulations on achieving Master Smith. I knew the presentation knives and the judging was just a formality. Outstanding.

Chris
 
Congratulations Mike on those beautiful knives and your MS. looking forward to see what's next. :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
 
Congratulations Mike I enjoyed handling all of the knives. You made it look easy as you raised the bar for all of those who will test after you well done my friend
 
Mike, Words fail to describe how nice these 5 really are. Glad I got a chance to examine them up close. Congrats to the new owners.


Thanks so much for your relentless pursuit to perfection.



Bing
 
Mike, would I be crazy to say I consider you the direct protege of Tim Hancock? Your style is closer to his then anyone, and I know he is your friend and mentor. You now have reached MS status but you are well on your way to reaching "Hancock" status and thats a pretty great and impressive thing.
 
D lisch said:
Congratulations Mike I enjoyed handling all of the knives. You made it look easy as you raised the bar for all of those who will test after you well done my friend
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.....said the other guy who is way overdue for his MS stamp.....
 
Back to the top. so we can continue to enjoy mikes wonderful work.

I love dog bone more and more.
 
Masterful knives and maker. Enjoyed seeing you in Atlanta, Mike. Congratulations, again. Your work rocks.

- Joe
 
I did not realize when I was examining the main gauche that I was looking at your Master Smith dagger! Congratulations! It sure was impressive work, to be sure, and doesn't blend in with the other MS quillion daggers out there.
 
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