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[CENTER]Here are some shots of the first Mule Team model (52100). Shown are a mule as you will receive it, it's pictured with a Sheath that Sal had made, (I'll provide you with the info for the sheath a bit later). The sheath for the plain Mule can work with or without scales.

Also shown is a Mule with scales and a sheath.

Look for information on our site late next week for purchasing. The Mule Team will be listed as an item for purchase on our site. [/CENTER]

Enjoy!

Kristi
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Here's a few more shots.
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Yahoo!!!

Early Christmas Present.


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I must have missed it, but what's the blade length, blade thickness, and overall length on these?
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Man those look great. I suppose I'll need to buy to and figure out how to make one into a folder :D
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Hubba - hubba!

Time for me to start figuring out scales!

Do you plan to have the same handle profile for all the Mule Team iterations? I'm interested so I know whether the scales I'll make will be "one size fits all".

Thanks! :D

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I'm really feeling that shape, it looks like a great slicer.
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Holy crap that thing is awesome! :eek:

Man I can't wait to see what the price is on these bad boys. ;) I want one.
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Very nice, one I would like to get for sure. :D
Thanks for info and photos.
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Woot! Xmas gift for myself!
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I've been waiting for this for a long time. It looks great with the scales.
I'm getting one as soon as it is available.
Thanks Taz!!


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I'm in for two, and I don't even know how much they'll be! :D
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Do we need to be on a list in order to get one?
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Woot... I'm excited about this. I want to get my hands on one. I want to set up a program to CNC some scales, so I can sorta, mass produce scales. Its hard to do that without any measurements. Guess I better plan a trip to the old SFO for later this week, early next week. :)

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Man that looks like it will be a great knife in any steel.
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They came out really nice. I agree they will be excellent cutters with more than one use. I recognize Sal's comfortable ergonomics there also. Thanks for the pictures Kristi. I'm really looking foreward to it.

Has Sal determined what the next model will be made of yet? Joe
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Very nice ! Thanks for the pictures, I am looking forward to this one !
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Definitely time to order some micarta slabs for handle making; I'm thinking green linen or maybe canvas should do quite nicely.
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Well that makes my week a bit brighter. Thanks for the update. I can't wait.
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Oh yeah, I'm all over this, thanks Taz.
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nice look to it, kind of reminds me of the lil temp in the open position more than the temperance. so are we ordering directly from the SFO?
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