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The four horsemen of the wallet apocalypse

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LimpCroissant said:
Was Michael Raymond Scott Cook's apprentice?
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From Michael's website;

"This passion, mixed with an already deep interest in knives, turned into my desire to become a knife maker after seeing Scott Cook's work, so I attended and graduated Machinist school.
After finishing school I worked for a specialized engineering / tool and die shop that makes turbine molds for the aircraft industry to very close tolerances. Being a small shop and having an "old school" boss gave me the opportunity to learn foundational precision milling, grinding, and layout techniques.

After working there for almost a year I contacted Scott through mail telling him how much I was inspired by his work and to see if he had any pointers he would be willing to share. I will always be thankful to Scott for getting me started, and after a few pestering phone calls and a couple emails I thought I had enough to dive in head first - little did I know how much had to still be figured out on my own."
 
sixplymaple said:
Must be so damn cool for you to be associated with those names! Plus, ProTech thinks highly enough to have you do their highest end knife series! Congrats man. Seriously, well done.
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Thanks! It really is the culmination of a childhood dream, when I learned engraving as a teenager I could only hope that one day I'd be doing work for major manufacturers and being published...I'm very fortunate that my style has proven to be popular🙏😁
 
LimpCroissant said:
I really like those contoured Kizers. They really do the contouring well.
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I find Kizers to be great knives for the money, combining good design, quality materials and slick actions.

The only questionable purchase was the "Roach." Great knife, but utterly impractical. It's just too damn massive for comfortable carry. That said, it's ultra-sharp and unexpectedly slicey. But this one stays home for the most part, only showing up for photo shoots.
 
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Kirk Raptor said:
I find Kizers to be great knives for the money, combining good design, quality materials and slick actions.

The only questionable purchase was the "Roach." Great knife, but utterly impractical. It's just too damn massive for comfortable carry. That said, it's ultra-sharp and unexpectedly slicey. But this one stays home for the most part, only showing up for photo shoots.
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Yup I hear you, I really like my Kizers. They are at a really cool spot in the market where their fit and finish is really good, with good materials, but not quite as pricey as your WEs and what not. I really like to pick them up here and there when they go on sale and they sell their Ti models for around a hundred bucks! 🤙
 
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