What the heck, another economic stimulus thread! Handle material giveaway!

[Jason Fry]

Me too!

 

[type00rev]

I'm in

Thanks for the opportunity.

 

[Phil Dwyer]

Wow, you guys are a trip. Thanks so much for the chance. Wish me luck!

 

[Keith_H]

I'm in too, thanks Scott!

 

[lel]

I'm in.
Thanks.

 

[Keith Willis]

I'm in! I have not tried any of the others.I'll give this one a shot.

Thanks,Scott

 

[MichaelC]

I'm in, thanks Scott

 

[v-6]

Thank you for the opportunity!
vern

 

[atakach]

im in, very generous, thanks

 

[ddavelarsen]

Count me in! That is a very generous offer. I'm looking forward to seeing what comes of this. I've used purpleheart too, and I like the wood. Never stabilized it, does it keep its color better when it's stabilized? Just curious.

 

[Stuart Willis]

I'm in. Thanks for the offer Scott.

 

[JasonSCarter]

Good on all of ya but especially you Scott for the give away :thumbup: I'm in

 

[Tommegow]

I'm in
Many thanks

 

[Crazy Horse]

Great gift Scott, Count me in.

Thanks

 

[heatondc]

love purple heart, I'm in.

 

[kungfucowboy]

wow thanks so much for the opportunity, i'm in

 

[adammichael]

Im in, thanks

 

[kenhills]

I'm in. You are the best. What goes around comes around.

Ken

 

[scottickes]

Count me in! That is a very generous offer. I'm looking forward to seeing what comes of this. I've used purpleheart too, and I like the wood. Never stabilized it, does it keep its color better when it's stabilized? Just curious.

I use gun stock oil to finish it when it's unstabilized and haven't had the problems that others mention about it oxidizing. The longest I've ever kept a purpleheart knife after completion though is about 6 months. Stabilized purpleheart burns even easier in my opinion, so one must be even more careful during finishing.

 

[stax]

count me in if it's not too late. thanks for the chance