Who The Heck Are Ya?

shakey57 said:
Thanks for the wecome. I get alone with most anybody. I can cut up with the best after I know you. What about you indian george, what is you blood. Yeah red I know. Are you part or what. An indian heart is the most important part to have.
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Not I got the name Indian George because I have been riding a 1947 Indian Chief Motorcycle for over 35 years. Half the people that I know do not even know my last name. (or want too) HEHEHEHE!!!!
 
shakey57 said:
Dude, I saw your knives on webshots , I think last year. They look good. I saw everthing on webshots. Very nice....motorcycles. I ride myself but not the same as you. I have a 81' wing with 113,000 on it.
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A wing???? Well I guest some one has to do it. It's better than what Master Bates Williams rides away. HEHEHEHE!!!!
 
Dan Gray said:
indian george, indian hahaha :D :D he's indian george because he has an indian ride,,, he's Portuguese
and not a very good one either:foot: :D
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At least us Portagees aren't in breded like you them there guys up in them there hills in Maine.:p :p
 
indian george said:
At least us Portagees aren't in breded like you them there guys up in them there hills in Maine.:p :p
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See? There you go. In rural Indiana where I live there's no such thing as in-breeding. There's just breeding and not breeding. Just one big happy family!
 
Mike Ferrara said:
See? There you go. In rural Indiana where I live there's no such thing as in-breeding. There's just breeding and not breeding. Just one big happy family!
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Yep!! Cousins with cousins, brothers with sisters, mothers with sons and fathers with daughters. I guess you are right ONE BIG HAPPY FAMILY!!!!! HEHEHEHEHE!! Oh!!! lets us not forget the farm animal either.:eek: :eek: :D
 
indian george said:
Not I got the name Indian George because I have been riding a 1947 Indian Chief Motorcycle for over 35 years. Half the people that I know do not even know my last name. (or want too) HEHEHEHE!!!!
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1947! Thats a hard ride. Do you ride much? Hey, I was wanting some info on heat treating 440c. I've got a kiln and the info I have is to place the knife in and take it up to about 1850 for thirty min. Is this correct? Now what? Do I remove it at that time? If so, does that hurt the kiln, opening it up at a high temp? What is draw?

Chief
 
greetings all.i'm humayd a r mahomedy,a knifemaker from durban,s africa.my friends call me harm as those are mu initials.i hope to learn a lot here and dont mind sharing the little i know
 
Hi, my name is David Steier. I am a retired tool and die maker. I have been making knives for about twenty some years. Being new to the forums, I am still trying to familiarize myself with how they work. Hopefully I can get a few of my knives posted in the gallery soon. My place of residence is Louisville, Ky.
 
Hi, I have been lurking awhile. My name is Lonny Ritter, I live in Elk City Ok. Making knives is just a hobby for me.


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My name is Gregg McFarland. I currently live on the island of Kauai, HI. I have done some welding in the past, but steel is very expensive here. I am thinking about trying a few knives, since the material needed is small and can probably be had for free.

I am sure I will have lots of questions. I hope I don't irritate anyone. Aloha.
 
Wow! Great forum! Just signed up a few days ago and have been lurking to check out the neighborhood. My name is Jim Wharton, live in Belle Plaine, KS and have been making knives for about 18 years (stock removal). My knives will be marked with Wharton S&S (Stag & Steel) and a "cross on a hill". I use ATS-34 almost exclusvely and do all my own work, heat treating, sheath making etc.. I would love to do this full time and will in a few years when I retire from Spirit AeroSytems Inc. (LORD WILLING). As soon as I figure this photobucket picture posting thing and how to become a paying member, I'll put some pics of my work up. I sell by word of mouth and returning customers mostly....just a hobby...yea right...it's my passion. Look forward to getting to know some of you folks. Any makers close to where I'm at that are here on this forum? Jim aka; Stag & Steel
 
Hi Guys
Glad to see you aboard...
even you old farts,, like me :D
I look here to see who's who and new from time to time, and come in to bother you;)
you'll have more fun here than a barrel of monkeys..I know I do..
and I like rubbing some of the young pups the wrong way some times too:D
all in fun..;)

be sure you guys set up your user CP so you get e-mails when someone posts to a thread you've posted too..it saves having to look them all over and over again and again,
and
please excuse my typing , spelling, and grammar, some smart a$$'s in here let me know what I all ready know now..:confused: :D
again welcome :D

just watch out for the IG guy and his finger:eek: :D
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have fun..
 
hi!
my name is Belio and I am a knife maker from Canary islands (spain).
You can see some of my work in my personal web page
thanks!
 
Hello everybody my name is Ken. Just a part time hobby for me made my first knife about 8 or 9 years ago then had a couple years in between movig around and stuff so just now getting back into it. finished my first knife in years last week on my newly built 2x72 grinder thanks to some belts given to me by Big John put that grinder together in one day and was working on a knife that night. This is a great site wish I would have had this around when i started would have saved me a lot of trial and error. Thanks for all the great advice can wait to use it when i get hold of some more steel (waiting till after christmas). Oh yeh I live in Hampton VA by the way.I am a Ssgt in the USAF I work on F-15s.
 
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