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I visited your website, http://www.tr4252knives.com, your work is amazing. I was blown away. They look like museum pieces. Whenever you sell one you should include a pair of white cotton gloves. Beautiful knives, beautiful art.

Only 150 hours, truly 150 hours of high quality well spent time. Superb metal, wood, paint, etc. excellent craftsmanship.

Absolutely a top shelf stiletto. I wish I had a spare $475. but I got two kids in college. Maybe in four years, but I know it will be long gone by then.

That's one hell of a knife. I'd like to have that in my pocket. I love the color blue you selected. A work of Art!

Excellent craftsmanship the metalwork, the woodwork, and the leather case, it's an award winner!!!! You're an artist Stefano the photographs are very well done crystal clear very sharp; I hope to see more of your work.

You're welcome and thanks for sharing pictures of your very cool collection.

It looks like it's been over two years since anyone has posted a reply so I guess it's time to say I think we're all stooges at one time or another. Knuk knuk knuk a wooo wooo wooo wooo wooo wooo

The skulls are excellent; my son would love the skull button come to think of it I would too. Very cool knives. Enjoy!

One of the most handsome knives I've ever seen. Fantastic addition to your collection. Enjoy your new Deer foot.

Hello Everyone, What can I say, these are beautiful knives. Who wouldn't want any of these in their collection. I'm sure they have a nice feel to them, nicely balanced and a good weighty feel. My favorites from your collection: the Bonsa very nice handle the color looks like a cool blue steel , Colo...

Looks like this is going to be a real beauty. I've only ever assembled two stilettos; just a basic style. I like the shotshell bolster. I'm looking forward to seeing the finished product like everyone else who's been watching the step by step progress of your project.

Hello Vagrant,
I've been real busy and haven't had a chance to reply. I did give your suggestion a try and I was real careful not to push it; the safety is a little tighter now. I'm going to leave it alone.
Thanks for the tip.
John6553

Hello New guy with his first blade and a couple questions, I read some of the comments and I noticed that you're already thinking of buying another knife. Be careful, I thought I would only buy one or two, but within a few months I spent over a thousand dollars. It's real easy to get caught up in th...

Hello New Guy with his first blade, I remember my first time; I pressed the button. The blade flew out, the kick and click. It felt like real power in my hand. Sharpening takes practice and patients. Go online you'll find tips on how to do it. I'm not trying to pressure you into buying more knives, ...

Very nice lines and slender design; I like the dash of arrowhead file work.