#15422 - 03/05/07 09:00 PM
Re: OK, JpN, bought some scrap leather now....
[Re: Edge1302]
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Nope & Nope…Trevor is not carrying that, or any other knife right now. You need to know what your dealing with before you let him take off in the woods with that..He can sharpen a knife better than most…kinda scary I don’t carry a BP anymore….I love big knives, but don’t really need or like carrying them..too much hardware. I carry a Wharncliffe Trapper in D-2 that I made and that’s enough for me. In the past when I did try,…. I carried a few Bose, then I made my own, carried some of these (knives with tons of mistakes). I think it’s a great hobby collecting knives, but a maker…even a wanna be like me should carry his own.
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#15423 - 03/05/07 10:02 PM
Re: OK, JpN, bought some scrap leather now....
[Re: John_Nugent]
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Good Lookin blades John..Trevor must gets his skills from his old man.. but its almost criminal not to cary that Stag BP..surrender that knife sir and you will not face charges
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#15424 - 03/06/07 02:34 AM
Re: OK, JpN, bought some scrap leather now....
[Re: John_Nugent]
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I think it’s a great hobby collecting knives, but a maker…even a wanna be like me should carry his own.
John, I salute you. I totally agree. I have to really wonder about any maker that doesn't carry and use his own knives -- I don't think I would ever want to buy a knife from such a maker (and it's more common than you might think). I've heard it called "eating your own dogfood" -- you have a real incentive to improve when you have to put up with and actively use your own work -- be it food, software, furniture, tools, knives, whatever -- and you gain far more insight into your craft in the process.
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#15425 - 03/06/07 07:37 AM
Re: OK, JpN, bought some scrap leather now....
[Re: Dwight_Hughes]
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I have had people tell me it doesn't cost me anything to carry my own knives but it cost me as much as anyone, if I wasn't carrying it I would be selling it. I can't carry across the counter anymore, they just don't do it for me.
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#15426 - 03/06/07 08:58 AM
Re: OK, JpN, bought some scrap leather now....
[Re: Tony Bose]
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OK...guys, here is a quick and not so good pic of my effort yesterday. Not too excited about the color of this leather but it was the thinnest strongest stuff I could find. I needed it thin to fit in the smaller lanyard hole of this great 4inch RB stag Millenium I have been carrying. Thanks JpN for the run through. An thanks Tony for chiming in on the forums...I really like it when I see his name up (hope its really him ). JT
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#15428 - 03/06/07 10:12 AM
Re: OK, JpN, bought some scrap leather now....
[Re: John_Nugent]
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JT, good first effort on the thong, but you need to send that knife back. The edges are all fuzzy.
JPN, I've also seen instructions for that thong in some old leathercraft books. What I haven't seen is the reason to use it...always thought it was just for decoration... or the idea of wetting the leather first. I'll have to give that a try. Tell Trevor I'll trade him an X-box for that BP if he wants.
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#15430 - 03/06/07 11:19 AM
Re: OK, JpN, bought some scrap leather now....
[Re: John_Nugent]
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me like! Trevor has a nice knife and made by his dad...even better.
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