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Thank you all for your kind words.

This is the first knife I have made since the day before the ICCE show. This customer,who has been carrying one of these for the last five years, is 72 years old and wanted a Little Brother for his little brothers 67th birthday. Considering their age I moved this order to the front of my list...

John, There is just so much to admire here in this knife, so much detail done perfectly, the choice of materials, the colors, and that sheath! You always amaze me. Congratulations on a fine knife.

Von, Since you are online I suggest you go to ttb.org Thru the Bible ministries. They are dedicated to teaching the whole Bible and taking it to the whole world via radio and Internet and other means also. I think you would enjoy their ministry and learn much from it.

amen!

Von, Since you have Internet access I suggest you go to ttb.org Thru the Bible ministries, a worldwide Bible teaching ministry. It a wonderful Bible teaching ministry the teaches the whole Bible.

Things seem to go in spurts here. One thing for sure, the Christian members here are NOT AFRAID to confront controversy and defend the cause of Christ.

I get to rub shoulders with Bruce Bump at the ICCE Show.

Anthony, There is not a coin for this years show.

Brandant, I market my knives every where I can. Website, Facebook page, Instagram , knife shows, here on Knife Dogs, every where, all the time. I have professional photos made and they show up in magazines and the Knives annual. It takes a constant effort for many years to generate good sales...

I finished this one this afternoon and will be taking it to the ICCE show in Kansas City this weekend. My Small Trapper model.

Boy! I like that!

Remember the learning curve you went through with your old etcher and test the new one thoroughly before etching your knives. I wouldn't want you to mess up an etch at 0'dark thirty the day before you leave. I hope all goes well.

Put them on your table, explain the situation to folks who ask and to those who buy tell them you will be happy to hold the knife and mark it when you get a new etcher or they can bring it or mail it back to you and have it marked when you are able. Nothing trumps honesty.

Notice too, the trash can full of sandpaper in the background of the fourth photo. I know somewhere in the shop is an empty 55 gallons n drum of elbow grease.

Yes I have. Are you?

Yes they work well for that.

Either way will work with no problem. I run one of mine off of a 10 gage extension cord.

let know if you want hem, I'll send you all the VIP passes you need.

Brandant, I realy like that. I'm a fan of small slim knives. The textured bolsters look nice, good looking knife a all round.