Recent content by DaGriz

:s11798: That is one drop dead beautiful knife. Sure wish I had the $$ to buy it. After being gone from here for so long I sure missed a lot. With the recent astronomical medical bills I can hardly afford to pay attention, so no new knives im my immediate future!

My son is going into harms way this comig week. He's off to a country that he can't tell me the name of. I pretty sure I know where he's going. I was very fortunate that Randy Haas was able to complete a special knife for him, that I requested. Received it from Randy and I wrapped the...

Drop dead GREAT!!!

Stunning!! As always terrific craftmanship!

Randy, you are quite welcome. I am happy that you find to your taste. Yes it is a lot of work, but it's a labor of love!. Tapping trees and hanging buckets, picking up sap every day in 5 gal buckets while walking on snow shoes. Emptying into 10 gal milk cans and hauling it to the evaporator...

That is definitely some impressive Damascus work!!!

I read the thread on the Military knife build . That sure says a lot about the great people here on KnifeDog forum. What a terrific gesture by all the makers who stepped up and made a knife or knives for that project. :s11798: If all of you great people decide to do something like that...

Who has a son, daughter or other close relative In Harm's Way? I think it would be nice for all the Knife dogs to see a list of who has written a blank check to the US Military payable for up to and including their life! My son is once again In Harm's Way. He and his US Army anti terrorism...

Very good!

Drop dead gorgeous!!

Awesome is not close to an adequate description. Here's a link to my posting about them. http://knifedogs.com/showthread.php?16552-HHH-Damascus-Hatchet-amp-Knife-Set Thanks again to Randy and JR.

Outstanding!! As always, very excellent crastmanship!

Sweet! Don't think you will have any problem selling those!

I sure wish somebody would buy this so I don't spend the mortgage payment money to buy it myself!

Long time ago in a not so far away land; I asked Randy if he could make me a small hatchet to use for splitting the pelvic bone on an elk or deer. I wanted it small enough to carry in a pack or on a belt. It had to be very stout and heavy enough to make a good cut when wielded. Then to...