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[mqqn]

I was at first going to go with Ebony to honor the original, then I started getting wishy-washy and leaning toward my maple burl with red liners.

Now I gotta have snakewood!! What do you think?

best

mqqn

 

[Mack]

I think snakewood will be really cool. I wanna see that. But the burl with red liners sounds good too. Hmmmmmmm...

 

[mqqn]

Yea - I am going back and forth on that - I have a few weeks to decide. Maybe snakewood on the RN9.....

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mqqn

 

[Mack]

I am finally home and I have been playing with this beauty. No pics yet, after being away from home for 11 months there are a few things I need to get done first.

Thank you John, I love it.
Thanks to all of you that played with it. I sure enjoyed the whole process.

 

[Mr. Night]

Glad to hear you made it home,, Enjoy Oregon sir.

 

[mqqn]

Hi Mack -

Glad you are finally home! I know it has been a rough few months for you, enjoy!!

best

mqqn

 

[Mack]

Hi Mack -

Glad you are finally home! I know it has been a rough few months for you, enjoy!!

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mqqn

Thanks Andy, it's been really nice. Back to work tomorrow though.

 

[KYenglish]

Sorry you've been having a rough time, glad it may be looking up, cuddle a jk, it makes me feel better, (rememberer to leave the sheath on it!)

 

[Mack]

Sorry you've been having a rough time, glad it may be looking up, cuddle a jk, it makes me feel better, (remember to leave the sheath on it!)

Good times and bad times will pass, JKs will last forever.

John, this knife turned out far better than I had imagined it. The balance is perfect. It is far more nimble than I pictured and the tip is absolutely perfect. The tip is what amazes me the most. It is needle sharp and still ridiculously strong.
Well done sir!!!

 

[mykel m]

Thanks Andy, it's been really nice. Back to work tomorrow though.

Back on the road already?Bummer.
Here's some road music for ya.
Love that harp!
[video=youtube_share;oJVyx8x21j0]http://youtu.be/oJVyx8x21j0[/video]

 

[Mack]

When I got home I was talking to the neighbors about fillet knives. I got my Knives of Alaska Steelheader out and was shocked. Take a look at the blades.

Melvin-Purvis called this a "fillet knife for bears". I guess he was right.