SethMurdoc said:cause i wasnt thinking...
I think that sums up this project nicely...:thumbdn:
The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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SethMurdoc said:cause i wasnt thinking...
Cabbit said:I think that sums up this project nicely...:thumbdn:
Sylvrfalcn said:Everybody is entitled to an opinion, yours reflects your attitude. Hope you get a handle on what's eating you, life is sweet for those who don't turn bitter.
Sarge
SethMurdoc said:cause i wasnt thinking when i ordered themthats the only real reason. i would rather have solid brass pins, but you work with what you have.
Cabbit said:I think that sums up this project nicely...:thumbdn:
SethMurdoc said:i just need it to work, not to be pretty. thats part of why i questioned wether it was okay to be posting this in the first post.
SethMurdoc said:i just need it to work, not to be pretty. thats part of why i questioned wether it was okay to be posting this in the first post.
Cabbit said:You know there are folks who appreciate HI knives as works as arts as much as they are tools.
If I were the maker I would be insulted to know that the knife I spent hours working on was summarily torn apart upon receipt by the buyer.
Cabbit said:Then why did you get the one with the carved handle?
You know there are folks who appreciate HI knives as works as arts as much as they are tools.
If I were the maker I would be insulted to know that the knife I spent hours working on was summarily torn apart upon receipt by the buyer.
munk said:We make decisions.
Skeeter Skelton's kid talked about his dad and a Colt single action with real ivory grips. The grips were hand carved with figures of animals or something. He listened to his father in the other room sanding, and knew he was removing the carving so the revolver would not hurt his hand under recoil and also provide a better grip.
munk
Cabbit said:Then why did you get the one with the carved handle?
You know there are folks who appreciate HI knives as works as arts as much as they are tools.
If I were the maker I would be insulted to know that the knife I spent hours working on was summarily torn apart upon receipt by the buyer.