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I just had one of our members made custom scales and she a the for a knife. Can I show this and give credit to the "meister"? If so what forum is appropriate? I don't want to be tagged. Thanks
 
jbib said:
I just had one of our members made custom scales and she a the for a knife. Can I show this and give credit to the "meister"? If so what forum is appropriate? I don't want to be tagged. Thanks
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Sure you can. The only limitation on showing such things is if you, yourself, made them. If you made them yourself, you'd need a Knife maker membership to display them.

But if somebody else made them for you, display away.

If it's a traditional knife, you could post it in the Traditional Forum.
If it's a modern knife, I would not have a problem with posting it in the General Forum.
 
knarfeng said:
Sure you can. The only limitation on showing such things is if you, yourself, made them. If you made them yourself, you'd need a Knife maker membership to display them.

But if somebody else made them for you, display away.

If it's a traditional knife, you could post it in the Traditional Forum.
If it's a modern knife, I would not have a problem with posting it in the General Forum.
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Thank you, I don't want to get on your bad side. I'll always ask first after I innocently screwed up and got my hand slapped.
 
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