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  1. 04-26-10, 20:04 #1
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    Day in the Life of a Blade Show 2010 Table Holder

    If I were a full time maker I for sho! Need to be figuring a faster way to get handles finished but since I normally don’t make this many its not really an issue until BLADE!!!!

    Got a good start yesterday and really need to get these handles finished this weekend so I opted for a covert tactic…………… :thumbup:



    These are the ones I got handles finished on yesterday.
    Check out that coffee!!! I like my coffee like I used to like my drinks. High Octane!!



    Here is what I need to get over to the done with handles table.

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    Start


    Finish - Sorry for the glare


    LUNCH!!!!!!


    And Done - Damn I need Pain Killers!!! :thumbup:



    Guess actually I didn’t do to bad time wise. Next session I’ll ease the spines and add thumb grooves on some and also make sure I have sheath patters. If not - That’s what I’ll be making next Sunday but not getting up at DARK!
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    Freakin' beautiful work Brian. I would be proud to own 1...or 2...or...
    Where can I see pricing?
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    Nice work. Checked out your site and saw you were from Shelby I'm just up the road a few miles.
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    Quote Originally Posted by newyork View Post
    Freakin' beautiful work Brian. I would be proud to own 1...or 2...or...
    Where can I see pricing?
    I'm not able to take orders due to a way long wait time. Small knives start at $225 but I don't normally have any around that aren't built for orders. That's basically why no pricing.

    These will be at the bladechow in like 5 weeks. I have a shit load of sheaths go make still.

    Thanks for the comments guys!!!
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    Brian, what steels do you work with or prefer?

    Jay
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    Quote Originally Posted by dookie1481 View Post
    Brian, what steels do you work with or prefer?

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    I mainly use 0-1 steel. It will patina with use. I like how it holds and edge and is easy to sharpen. I have sort of become known for the hammon line on my 0-1 knives so most guys order that as its not typically seen every day with the etched finish as well.

    I like D2 bor a more stain friendly knife and put a satin finish on those.
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    Some nice Knives there, good work mang.
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    very nice knives, hope I can make Blade Show
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    Nice work! Hope to see you there.
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