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Nice!

sooooooo? are the guards solid or stamped?????????

i like it! how did you cut the tines?

Wow. In the Pacific NW everything rusts, and I will try this stuff on my cheap china tools.

Hi AzPete. Does Paul know you flatter his art with your avatar?

I've never been before, but I won't miss this one.

Gents, if anyone on this list will attend, please let me know. While I am a collector and not a commercial type, I would love to meet you all. Further, fishbowls of beverages will be on me.

Best,
Kevin Preston

butch wrote:i test sharpness of a blade by shaving a little hair off my arm,the problem with that is I now have more hair on my head than my arm.......kinda sounds like a "good" thing.

Um, Ed. Thats kinda gross. What do the boys at the club think about that?

Didn't know until just now. For Tiny; I believe you lived well. For the rest of us in this world; life is precious so live well.

See you in Eugene to eulogize in person.

blacklab wrote:Thats a beaut. Living near Paul's shop would be a very dangerous thing for me!

Yeah, it is dangerous, but the reward is worth the risk.[/quote]

I've got two of his pieces, and am on the waiting list for one of the first 100 proto otf's. Any idea how he is coming along with those?

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storebought wrote:Sweet picklock. Is this a new piece from Paul, or pre-owned? Beautiful in any event.

That's a new one. Picked it up last saturday from Paul's shop.

Thats a beaut. Living near Paul's shop would be a very dangerous thing for me!

Jim, . . . On reflection, it seems to me that animal horns of all types are curved to begin with, and that pressing or cutting them flat wouldn't change their nature permanently. And as you've probably observed at one time or another, objects generally revert to their internal "preload" eventually ...

Radius wrote:Rumor on the street has it, that Dawg's latest creation (that oval button) is something really special.
Eager to see how it turned out Jerr.
Hope you had NLG's Mom take the pictures.

Well!!!! Lets see it!

Panak is amazing. Look at the perfect plunge cut on this piece; all hand made. Amazing.

Sweet picklock. Is this a new piece from Paul, or pre-owned? Beautiful in any event.

I was checking out the site and IO like what I see,any local store that deal these? Online only I think. I bought mine at a gun show. One of my favorite locat knifemakers (Allan Warren) uses the professional version of this unit, and he recommended it. They are less expensive online. Try http://www...

storebought wrote:I just bought an edge pro apex, and boy does it make a sharp edge.

BTW, made in Hood River, Oregon!

Hey Ed, this system allows angles between 15 and 27 degrees, and you don't have to use wood shims to get your angles right!