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Grim wrote:Where did he get the acrylic scale material for midnight racer

He called it Midnight Racer Acrylester, and he said he was going to order more of it. Go on the other forum and you can ask him where.

Both the knife and the box are great! Cool avatar, Daddyloko, does the suit have a "reet pleat"?

Old post I know, but had to say how incredible this knife is. Subtle wasp, lowered buttons, swept bayonet - all the master strokes are there, and then those phenomenal scales. This sets the bar for what the Italians should be doing.

JimBrown257 wrote:Dave, those look great. I especially like that little manual Frosolone. I'm surprised no one has thought to do that before.

If you like that one, you'll really like the "heavens" Kris on the other form. The scales are to die for. Thanks for commenting.

METALGOD wrote:Hey Dave welcome to Talkblade , lots of cool people and info here , i met Dave through SD website very cool guy . welcome aboard my friend
Thanks Bernie *** Folgore Knives USA ***

Hey Bernie,

I was wondering who this Metalgod dude was.

In case you were wondering about my avatar.

Very nice work, John, but I am not sure that I am following.

You said "kit" - is Jndiana still producing, moreover producing kits with mammoth scales?

What do you mean you swedged the blade? What did you start with, a blank?

I hope that you can forgive a relative newcomer to this forum for chiming in, but you and your excellent lady seem to have gotten all the possible bad luck in one knife. I own quite a few Campolin's, big stilettos (actually just sold my 15's [38 cm] and 18's [45 cm]), Siciliano's from 9" (23 cm) to ...

Hey John

Didn't recognize you without your '6553'. Look up 'mistake' in the dictionary, you'll find my picture there!

Regards,

Gentlemen: Please grant me the pleasure of showing off some of my 'mangles' from Killbucket: on top, four 13's (33 cm) and then a 9" (23 cm). The first, third and fourth are automatics and the second and fifth are manuals. The builder has a great sense of humor and names his knives, so from the top ...

How goes the project, Brillo. We'd love to see pictures. Did you buy a kit because of where you live, or just want a challenge? If you do this, even making mistakes, your next knife will be better. Also, you will be in control to make almost any knife you want or can imagine. Good luck.

No offense, but we shouldn't foster the idea that what you see is "Parema Centro". It reads, in fact, "Pascotto Renzo".

One of the things about BW, they lay hundreds of eggs and when they hatch, they float off on the winds with venom fully enabled. Hence the potential for a bite is huge, even if you think you're leaving them alone and not doing anything.

Old post and Arthas caught me up a while back. I only knew Devco disappeared suddenly. I didn't know how to find anything out, but at least I know he had other friends besides me. I miss him and his son. I never knew them as anything but Tiny. We're all dying, that's why it is so important to love o...

natcherly wrote:Hi Dave. Welcome aboard.

As a database guru, can you comment on outer joins, full or otherwise, and their impact on our hobby?

As long as your keys are atomic your tuples should be easily located.

Personally, the mark of a good knife is a tight inner join.