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Hi GibsOn,

Thanx for visiting our store. Glad you had a good time. We save the holes for the store, but as mentioned, it would be a nightmare to try to know which steel or model the hole came from.

As far as the pendants go, we do make them in production. ( Value Totems ) Gail and I have just been too busy to get the website going. Kristi is helping out, but the best way to get one at this time is to call my assistant, Kate, at the office. We make them in Titanium, gold, silver, jade (3 colors), and a variety of G-10 colors.

Each hole is a value. the larger the hole, the greater the value. There are 5 holes. We use holes so you can put your own values in. So, what are the 5 most important things in your life and in what order?

sal

Find someone with a pmi spectrometer and you'll figure out what steel is what real quickly

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Wed Oct 16, 2019 9:24 pm

Hi GibsOn,

Thanx for visiting our store. Glad you had a good time. We save the holes for the store, but as mentioned, it would be a nightmare to try to know which steel or model the hole came from.

As far as the pendants go, we do make them in production. ( Value Totems ) Gail and I have just been too busy to get the website going. Kristi is helping out, but the best way to get one at this time is to call my assistant, Kate, at the office. We make them in Titanium, gold, silver, jade (3 colors), and a variety of G-10 colors.

Each hole is a value. the larger the hole, the greater the value. There are 5 holes. We use holes so you can put your own values in. So, what are the 5 most important things in your life and in what order?

sal

Thanks for the reply Sal! The store was a lot of fun. Even my not-at-all-interested-in-knives wife thought it was a lot of fun and came away saying “there’s so much more thought going into these knives than I ever imagined.”

I’ll definitely be contacting Kate in the coming weeks, my son and daughter really really want a totem necklace. Even moreso since I explained why they have five different sized “Spyder holes”. :rolleyes:

What would I assign to the various slots? Easy: God (the whole gamut of faith, worship, service, and so on), Selflessness, Integrity, Happiness (in this case the Christian concept of “joy”), community (family, friends, co-workers, neighbors, etc). Not only is this order of importance I place on these values, but I find each successively “smaller” value is “easier” to achieve when I prioritize the prior, “larger” value. Of course, YMMV, IMO, FWIW, etc etc.