The "Ask Nathan a Question" Thread

^ time for a mini vacay to Moorseville, NC and a visit to the CPK Compound... Take out Nathan / Jo for a very nice dinner. Don't also forget some fine alcohol because that stuff lubricate the limbic system and Nathan will open up to you with a few how-to secrets!

You can do it Dave, in you I trust :)
 
Casinostocks said:
^ time for a mini vacay to Moorseville, NC and a visit to the CPK Compound... Take out Nathan / Jo for a very nice dinner. Don't also forget some fine alcohol because that stuff lubricate the limbic system and Nathan will open up to you with a few how-to secrets!

You can do it Dave, in you I trust :)
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I'd go straight up to the front door with the booze this time. No one can refuse Johnny Walker Blue and I certainly don't want to get caught digging in the creek again.
 
Hard Knocks said:
I'd go straight up to the front door with the booze this time. No one can refuse Johnny Walker Blue and I certainly don't want to get caught digging in the creek again.
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I'd suggest that if you wanted to dig in the creek you dress like a Sasquatch to get away with it.

But then you'd probably get shot.
 
Hard Knocks said:
I love the look of those. I'm very impressed by how you got them to come out. :cool:

I'm going to have to dig in and learn how to accomplish that. I can do most regrinds without much trouble on the Burr-King, but swedges throw me. Cheers sir.
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I forget you have a Burr King. I got mine from Tom McGinnis from Ozark Knife Makers. He has been awesome with support and teaching. Swedges are something I am learning. Not an easy thing,i agree.
 
Brian77 said:
I forget you have a Burr King. I got mine from Tom McGinnis from Ozark Knife Makers. He has been awesome with support and teaching. Swedges are something I am learning. Not an easy thing,i agree.
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That is very cool that you are learning this Brian. Some stuff I can accomplish on the tool & cutter grinder we've got, at least on knives like CPK's with removable scales. On the t&c grinder I can clamp solid. Freehanding on the Burr King I'm much less sure of myself. My Burr King came with the acquisition of a working shop and it is an older machine and could use some TLC some day soon. Thanks for the heads up about Mr. McGinnis.
 
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JustinFournier said:
I'd suggest that if you wanted to dig in the creek ....
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The dogs can't get to the creek. Neither can law enforcement....

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MikeKu, thanks for the reply and they are two popular people for sure, for good reason !!

Jo thank you; I received your PM/Conversation and replied :)

(I would have used the "quote" button, but for some reason it is not working for me)
 
PeteyTwoPointOne said:
Nothing more pathetic than a pit who can't hold his liquor...

It's true what they say-- give a dog a little firewater and the first thing he loses is his moral compass, the next thing to go is his trousers...
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Are you speaking about a dog, or "that guy" that everyone knows of one? Because I was like, "wow, Petey2.1 totally knows John, as if he was also here last weekend".
 
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