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Hi DrMudd
You can send Nok a PM at amok_nok@hotmail.com The catch is that express shipping from thailand can be very expensive for single small Items
I may be able to work something out with bob from edges2 to add it to one of his bulk orders from me and pass it along to you. Otherwise you will end up paying almost as much for the shipping as you will for the hawk though it will arrive in three to seven days.
I haVe a guy from enland that is working on getting Noks custom designs up on ebay so that Nok can ship him 50 customs at a time and save on the cost of shipping one blade at a time.
Regulare mail is much cheaper from Thailand but is soooo slow it can take months to get there and she worries the whole time that it is never going to arrive so she just dosen't use it.
Kevin the grey. Nok just uses a small dip tray lets the completed finish sanded blade soak a fews minets then lets them dry out well and then sands them down to the surface wood again then aples the finish coats of lacquer. Seems to work really well to give the point extra strength and fills in the grain of the wood nicely. Randy
You can send Nok a PM at amok_nok@hotmail.com The catch is that express shipping from thailand can be very expensive for single small Items
I may be able to work something out with bob from edges2 to add it to one of his bulk orders from me and pass it along to you. Otherwise you will end up paying almost as much for the shipping as you will for the hawk though it will arrive in three to seven days.
I haVe a guy from enland that is working on getting Noks custom designs up on ebay so that Nok can ship him 50 customs at a time and save on the cost of shipping one blade at a time.
Regulare mail is much cheaper from Thailand but is soooo slow it can take months to get there and she worries the whole time that it is never going to arrive so she just dosen't use it.
Kevin the grey. Nok just uses a small dip tray lets the completed finish sanded blade soak a fews minets then lets them dry out well and then sands them down to the surface wood again then aples the finish coats of lacquer. Seems to work really well to give the point extra strength and fills in the grain of the wood nicely. Randy