Seein' how it was takin' me longer and longer to find anything in my carving area, I decided I better clean it up. The first question I had to ask myself was, "self, how the heck did you accumulate so many knives"? Top row are the larger knives, while the bottom row are detail knives. "Store bought" are from John Dunkle, Dave Lyons, Denny, Jan Ogema.
Home made knives by Thomas Perrin and myself. Oh, dang; I didn't even get into my pocket knives.
See anything you like, let me know. It might be for sale.....
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Saturday, July 18, 2009
Pile "O" Knives
Seein' how it was takin' me longer and longer to find anything in my carving area, I decided I better clean it up. The first question I had to ask myself was, "self, how the heck did you accumulate so many knives"? Top row are the larger knives, while the bottom row are detail knives. "Store bought" are from John Dunkle, Dave Lyons, Denny, Jan Ogema.
Home made knives by Thomas Perrin and myself. Oh, dang; I didn't even get into my pocket knives.
See anything you like, let me know. It might be for sale.....
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ReplyDeletei dont want to put a dark cloud on the fun, but i remember somebody on the phone saying you needed to finish cleaning up your inside work area.. ha!
Seams you get distracted as fast as i do when i got a drudgery job to do.
Some 30 odd knives? man it would take a week just home them all.
You could send the excess to me, I can find a home for them. :-)
ReplyDeleteHey JimB, I may have to consider that..after I determine which are the breeding pair.
ReplyDeleteOh so thats where all the knives in my collection came from
ReplyDeletei thought they came from seed!
I need to show my wife this. Though I do have a bunch of pocket knives and a few "sporting" fixed blades. Heck of a lot more than my carving arsenal.
ReplyDeleteMy wife has no idea! I could tell her how many knives I have and she wouldn't believe me...
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