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Ed, that is absolutely gorgeous!

Forgive you for showing off?! You are no more showing off than when a proud daddy trots around with pictures of his new baby! You have reason to be proud!

Love your fantastic damascus design, blade shape and your selection of those awesome scales! The photography is great, too!

I agree with Dr. Lathe. New wallpaper!!

Don't hold back. Do it again!

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Frank Norman
Attitude - The difference between an adventure and an ordeal.
 
Ed,

Congratulations
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! Designer damascus can be a real #@tch I'm told, so learning to do it with 100 lbs of steel doesn't sound all that bad. Others have also commented on that handle. It certainly is striking when mated to your damascus!

Well done! I hesitate to ask how much that puppy will go for as I suspect you'll be keeping it as a memorial to getting things "right enough" to satisfy your lofty personal standards.

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-=[Bob Allman]=-

I did NOT escape from the institution! They gave me a day pass!

BFC member since the very beginning
Member: American Knife & Tool Institute; Varmint Hunters Association;
National Rifle Association; Praire Thunder Inc.; Rapid City Rifle Club;
Spearfish Rifle & Pistol Club; Buck Collectors Club (prime interest: 532s)
Certified Talonite(r) enthusiast!
 
I wish I knew how to whistle on e-mail. That is unbelievable and well worth 100lbs of scrap.



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Chuck
Balisongs -- because it don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing!
http://www.4cs.net/~gollnick
 
That is an amazing price, someone got a nice deal.
I might be shopping with you myself in the not to distant future Mr. Caffrey

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Heh, that's amazing! I can't believe the price, someone definitely got a good deal. I may need one of these myself
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Joe
 
Incredible work of art, Ed. I've seen pieces of similar quality for twice that price.
 
Thanks everyone for the nice comments, and the kind words! It's good to know that folks like what I'm doing. I was more excited about getting the pattern down than the overall knife. With all these "warm & fuzzies", I'm ready to try something else now. Thanks again!
http://www.mtn-webtech.com/~caffrey

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Ed Caffrey
"The Montana Bladesmith"


 
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