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Who is going to BladeShow 2016?
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I had a great time at the show. Just like every year the folks at the CRK booth were amazing to talk to. Very friendly and accommodating. The bladeshow Inkosi was amazing and the bog oak inlays look really nice. I didn't pick up any knives. But got some patches and the company brochure which is really nice this year.
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I had a great time at the show. Just like every year the folks at the CRK booth were amazing to talk to. Very friendly and accommodating. The bladeshow Inkosi was amazing and the bog oak inlays look really nice. I didn't pick up any knives. But got some patches and the company brochure which is really nice this year.
Would love to see the front cover on that brochure
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Good stuff. I was most excited by the new woods. The Thuya Burl was awesome and has a great smell to it. Also the spalted beech was really nice. Will probably pick up a Mnandi in one of those eventually
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I had a great time at the show. Just like every year the folks at the CRK booth were amazing to talk to. Very friendly and accommodating. The bladeshow Inkosi was amazing and the bog oak inlays look really nice. I didn't pick up any knives. But got some patches and the company brochure which is really nice this year.
Can you please shoot me an email?
Thanks!
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Here you go. It really is nice. It's 47 pages of the whole product line updated with the new large Inkosi It has great pictures and history of each item as well as a section on the history of the company. Great job on whomever did it for them.
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Here you go. It really is nice. It's 47 pages of the whole product line updated with the new large Inkosi It has great pictures and history of each item as well as a section on the history of the company. Great job on whomever did it for them.
That would probably be Tim Reeve. He's the guy in the marketing department now! I like it as well.