
Jim P
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- Birthday 08/07/1970
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Westfir, Oregon
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Interests
Making knives,shooting muzzleloaders,fly fishing,hunting quail. Celtic music.
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Neat idea, I wouldn't of guessed that's how you did it.
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Let us see how the next one comes out I want to try this for a dagger............ some day
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That's a cool idea thanks for sharing, I have a vise I have to mount and just the piece of I beam.
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I was going to buy one of the quick and dirty tools power hammers but a smith who recently passed away had just built one in a workshop or build along that quick and dirty runs, and his widow sold it to me. I'm very grateful as I have wanted a hammer or a press for about 5 years now. I didn't even know anybody made tire hammers to sell until about a month ago. It took all day to go up and get it and come back. I just finished getting it into my shop, it weighs about 900 lbs and a friend drove his forklift from about 5 miles away to my house and took it out of my dads truck and into my shop for
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I was wondering where you have been, sorry to hear about your arm. Nice work as always.
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Wow Geoff they look great, I really like the bowie.
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Love the fit on that one, the last two pictures that show the slight rounding on the mokume, looks very hard to do. Very nice.
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Very inspiring thank you for sharing. I love the grind you got on that one.
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We need a northwest version of that, thanks for sharing.
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Looks great I like the fittings very nice, and a nice fit.
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Thank you, I'm looking it up right now. Edit: amazon $24.00
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I like it, I like how you did the handle. Nice sheath never thought of hemp either. I'm always curious about books which book did you get the idea from?
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I like the way you say dishwasher tolerant, a relative couldn't understand my being upset when I found my ironwood handled kitchen knife in the dishwasher. It looks like it would be great at trimming meat.
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Wes, I like it, the first thing I noticed was the copper rivets on your sheath, they go good with the fittings, what can I say I like copper. Nice shape and size too, and a good looking piece of antler.
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That is just beautiful Wade.