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Thanks Guys!

Thanks All! I appreciate it. I'll keep plugging away....

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Thanks Brandant! Its copper and micarta liners:) Thanks fellas!

I think Ed hit it right here for you as far as marketing. I'm finding that to be true also. It can be a pain but its also rewarding. Ed always gives some great advise.

BTW. Doing belt finish with a homemade fairly fast, single speed 2x72 is a PAIN! Just thought you'd like to know that....Stuggles....

This is one of a pair of twins that I made for a customer but found out a few months later that he had died in a car crash since ordering them so now I have to figure out what to do with them...But its a nice knife and I thought I'd share. Overall: 11 1/2" Blade: 6" (Or somthing like that)...

He's hands down one of the best I have seem...Always amazing work. I'm not a huge fan of fancy (probably because I stink at it) but his still are stunning to me.

That's great! I love the little story with that...nice. Knives really seem to take on more meaning when they have charterer and story with them

I love it! Its a classy looking knife...I love the little flutes on the spacer

Nice knife! That wood looks pretty killer

Nice Work!

I think I do on my Instagram.

Pretty much all Kevlar has the wires as far as I know its part of what makes it Kevlar. As for getting around it usually you can come back with tweezers and get the little buggers out of there or whatever work to trim and clean it up.

Ya. Same here

This are some classy looking blades! Nice clean work there. Needs better photos to do them justice;) Sent from my MotoG3 using Tapatalk

Pretty darn sure that's the real thing. Nice score Sent from my MotoG3 using Tapatalk

WOW. THat just looks like pure money. Perfection as far as construction and finish. This is just amazing

I would think so. At first I thought you said just carbon fiber but I haven't used lighting strike carbon fiber. I would guess it works about the same. It's not really that hard to use but some times the little wires are annoying but you can get around those.

Thanks DeMo! Nicely done is what I'm going for:) Copper is sort of a pain for liners but we get by. Thanks John! And yes, I have been trying to get better at photography, so that makes me happy. Sent from my MotoG3 using Tapatalk