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Bill Scagel and Yoshindo Yoshihara...but first, we're gonna have to find a necromancer.....
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That’s really interesting. I have to say I disagree, but I suspect it’s more about HOW a collaboration happens, and it’s my suspicion that whatever you were doing at work and college was forced, perhaps to a varying degree. Nearly every collaboration I’ve done has resulted in a finished knife which blurred where one maker’s work began where the other’s ended, seamlessly. I think the major disparity between your experiences and mine is the desire to work on the collaboration. I’ve never done it because I HAD to, nor did they. It was usually something that started in casual discussion that picked up speed and energy quickly.None.
As I learned in college and at work, "collaboration" (or group think) always results in an inferior result or product.
KILLERThat’s really interesting. I have to say I disagree, but I suspect it’s more about HOW a collaboration happens, and it’s my suspicion that whatever you were doing at work and college was forced, perhaps to a varying degree. Nearly every collaboration I’ve done has resulted in a finished knife which blurred where one maker’s work began where the other’s ended, seamlessly. I think the major disparity between your experiences and mine is the desire to work on the collaboration. I’ve never done it because I HAD to, nor did they. It was usually something that started in casual discussion that picked up speed and energy quickly.
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Again, I’m sure it just has more to do with HOW it happens than anything else. Just my thoughts...
You know, we tried that early on, but I don’t think either of us were truly ready for it. I suppose I should speak for myself and say that I wasn’t, as my head wasn’t in the right place at that moment, and maybe I should bear the weight of that lack of synergy.
Josh ofREK Knives and Nathan Carothers @Nathan the Machinist .
I bet them two fellas could come up with something fun and sharp.
ETA: Dare I mention a folder? It gives me the vapors just to think of it. LOL.
+1. Both are great I just don't have personal experience with Nate's work but I absolutely admire what Josh can do (Josh ofREK Knives and Nathan Carothers @Nathan the Machinist .
I bet them two fellas could come up with something fun and sharp.
ETA: Dare I mention a folder? It gives me the vapors just to think of it. LOL.
Unfortunately this will never happen...Dmitry Sinkevich & Elijah Isham
Small groups operate very differently than what you are describing. Many innovations, radical new companies, etc were started by 2-4 people. More people means you are not limited to the ideas of only one person and other people can pick up the slack where others can’t help. But not so many that there are inefficiencies and “committee” atmosphere.None.
As I learned in college and at work, "collaboration" (or group think) always results in an inferior result or product.
I appreciate and want to cultivate the individual creativity of each artist (knife maker) and any "collaboration" would be a compromise which S*CKS as far as creativity goes.
On the other hand, I think that cooperation and collaboration are essential in politics but we're not getting much of that these days.![]()
I don't think CRK will be interested in flippers.Chris Reeve Knives & Rick Hinderer Knives would be a cool collab
Also Chris Reeve Knives & Oz Machine Company
Getting shot 9 times by the police cannot be a good way to go. C'est la vie, 27 years old, play stupid games, win stupid prizes.Unfortunately this will never happen...![]()
Oohhhhhhhh, Reeve and Oz!!!! Although with Bill Koenig being friends with Tim and being located nearny, I wonder how long until Reeve and Koenig make something happen.Chris Reeve Knives & Rick Hinderer Knives would be a cool collab
Also Chris Reeve Knives & Oz Machine Company