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OK, I know you guys get weirded out by dolls with knives but, check out these cute pictures my wife took for her crafty blog.

http://jenwrenne.wordpress.com/2012/07/ ... -tutorial/

Jim

Responding to the opening post (meaning I didn't ready everything). I always carry a stone with. Either a Doublestuff or dogbone stone. It's amazing what a few careful strokes can do to bring life back to a recently dulled edge. It drives me crazy when I discover the knife I put in my pocket for the...

dbcad wrote:Happy Anniversary Jim :) and thanks for sharing the card :) Please compliment your wife for me, I quite enjoyed looking at the stylized Spydercos :)

The SM is set on fine corners at 30 deg. :D

I noticed that too. I guess I need to hone up my serrated blades.

Jim

Sorry Riot! Good luck. I hope you visit us from time to time.

Jim

Dang it, my thread got move. I should have know better than to post it in the wrong spot :) My bad.

Jim

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II find these warnings annoying and useless. What are you to open this box with a spoon (cousin). I like the challenge of opening boxes up without cutting the contents. I do like the Mora icon

Jim

Hey all,

Check out the cool anniversary card my wife drew:

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Jim

I don't have a lot of experience but, I think the Moran works great for skinning. I have the Upswept model. It's light, well contoured, grippy and, of course, made of a great steel that stays sharp for a long time.

Jim

Some more picture of the tree ... http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj160/mountainmanjim/_IGP5817.jpg http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj160/mountainmanjim/_IGP5835.jpg http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj160/mountainmanjim/_IGP5895.jpg http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj160/mountainmanjim/_IG...

Another version of the tree ...



Jim

Great idea!! Is that photoshop ...

Jim

Here's my holiday tree. Which picture do you like??




I don't know why this picture rotated.

Jim

Saw these gems at SFO today and I thought I would share ... http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj160/mountainmanjim/IMG00486-20111223-1156.jpg http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj160/mountainmanjim/IMG00487-20111223-1156.jpg http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj160/mountainmanjim/IMG00488-20111223-...

So why does the poll stop at 46??? I didn't stopped counting until 100.

Jim

Thanks Cliff for the explanation. I was focusing my thoughts simply on the hardness and not grain sizes, etc.

Jim

So, I guess I don't understand why heat treat would effect one's ability to get a knife sharp. It seems that my knives with softer steels can be sharpened to a higher level of sharpness then those that are are harder. The only issue I've seen with softer steels is a burr that won't go away. Can some...

Nice pics JT, You're showing off all of our secrets :eek: I'm sure any of you engineers out there can appreciate what our engineers have done. sal Actually I have been noticed that it looks like you guys have been doing a bunch of noodling over there on this knife. It see a bunch of new developemen...

I think maybe we all could use a little therapy :p

Jim

Thanks all! Wow, Mr. Schempp can I come out to your shop and help you look for Cricket parts :p While I'm there, maybe I could buy some shop time to turn one of these into a folder ;) Just kidding. But, if I could purchase parts for a Cricket handle that would be great! Onionman is right, I think I ...

David, I think that's a great idea. There's no way I'm going to make a decent folder without a machine shop. Heck, the way I understand it, the lock on a liner needs to heat treated in order to not wear too quickily from contact with the hardened blade. I'm not really equiped to machine hardened mat...