BoseKnives.com The web site is starting to take shape. It still needs a lot of work so that will be ongoing for a long while. I have added a gallery program and will set up user accounts and galleries so that anyone that wants to show off their knives can do that. I am working on the gallery at the moment so I will be adding and making changes in that area.

Let me be the first to congratulate you on this. Its a long time coming and well deserved. I look forward to see it develop...Great Job!

The web site looks great. Nice, clean look without a lot of clutter. Good job, Kerry!

Thanks fellas. It's surprising how much time it takes to put things together but once I had a "look and feel" nailed down it started coming together. The gallery program will make it nice for people that want to share their images too. There's still much work to be done.

Fantastic Kerry !
-Vince

Looks nice Kerry, good job!
~dale

Kerry,

Just went thru the New website. Fantastic! Can't wait to see more of your additions to it!

Thanks again!

Kent

Hi Kerry,

There are a few photos that I have done for Reese & Tony that they have rights to. I would like to post them there for their benefit...

Can you set me up?

PM sent.

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What a great resource. Thanks for all the work that went into it. Reese. Nice deerskin top. Ouch if that .45 goes off. But the grips are sweet.

Just like being there....take a tour through the Wilfred Works. http://boseknives.com/theworks.html

That's the way I recall. Are any of the wheels or belts water cooled?

Thanks for the great tour of the Bose hideout Kerry! I am very impressed but not surprised at the carefully planned shop layout. A place for everything and everything in it's place sure makes for efficient work. Just think of the artistry that flows from that shop. Nice equipment that can't accomplish a thing without those four hands with the touch of an angel and the strength of a blacksmith. I love it! Brings back very fond memories of my years as a tool and die maker some forty odd years ago.

Allan

The Temple.
Awesome Look at the Den Of Creation!

There aren't any water cooled grinders at the Wilfred Works. The blades are kept cool during grinding by dipping in water buckets (if need be) and by the cool hip cats doing the grinding.