I'm a multi-tasking father of 4, husband of one, real estate auctioneer and one who enjoys our hobby & nice knife folks.
Interests
Knife shows; KNIFE AUCTIONS; observing social changes brought on by technology and specifically its impact on our daily lives....and of course, all things Mac.
Thanks for the welcome, Scott. Got to thank Danny for extending the invitation. Looking forward to poking around a bit and checking out the site. This format may take some getting used to.
Hello Scott, Thanks for the offer and I will spend some time checking out the club. I am a moderator for the AAKC, American Knife Collectors Club on Yahoo also. You are welcome to come and visit with us anytime. We are a Knife collectors club built by collectors for collectors so I think we all have a lot in common.
David
Thanks for the invite! I really in German cutlery like Fight'in Rooster's
and I have some Boker's, Hen & Rooster's,Kissing Crane's Robert Klaas. However I like all Knives in low run's.
Sounds good. A Bulldog knives section would be great!! The new USA Bulldogs are sold out as fast as we can get them. Its a new era for Bulldog Brand. Great things to come, I feel! You coming to the June show??
Scott,
I looked at your Elephant toe website for some information. I picked up a Baby Sunfish a while back, and thought that one would look good with a Whittler set-up. Has any maker, that you know of, ever made an Elephant Toe with a Whittler configuration?
John
Haha Scott I wouldn't make it far myself but Val Kilmer was tenacious in the role of Scull. I really like what you are doing with the site here, kudos.
Hi Scott. I've been poking around this site, trying to find a good way to put questions out there, and hopefully get some answers to questions I've had for years. Not being a member of a knife club, and having no living friends who are interested in pocket knives, it's hard to learn about certain knives of my own. What part of this site would you suggest I use for this purpose? Talk to you later! Mike.
Thank You Scott. All natural Gemstone is the toughest handle material I know of. It doesn't scrath, swell, shrink and chemicals don't hurt it.My EDC knife has been carried in my pocket with change keys etc.. for over 3 years and the handles look like the day I made it. Great material and God's Art. You Guys have a nice club here.
David
Hey Scott I've got to learn from my daughter how to use her
new camera LOL. But I want to buy one my choice? Do you
have any ideas on brands that wont break the bank?
I'm still learning my way around this site. I have left you a comment about my yellow handled collection --- but I left it on my page so you will have to go there to see it I guess. I'll learn my way around here soon I hope. It is a great idea and a much needed site for knife collectors. Thank you.
I'm pleased to join iknifecollector, Scott-- thanks for the welcome. I see a note from Earl Williams about a yellow handled knife collection-- that's a fascinating point of view for a collection. I have a bunch of Randalls, all custom made for me. Working and adventure tools; never thought of them as a collection until I retired and joined the Gulf Coast Knife Club. Lately I've started liking my Fallkniven S1 a lot.
You are right about the "Gold Rush". I don't think they made any other yellow handle toenails. Now you got me thinking --- is it the hunt or the knife? I really like the hunt because I see so many knives , but then I like all the knives too. I have over 500 at last count. That's why i wrote my program "Knife Collector" on www.ewillieware.com. I can keep track of the cost and current value and where they are stored.
Hi Scott,
Thanks for the Welcome note. This should be fun and interesting. I don't know any other knife collectors so the hobby has always been a bit lonesome for me. I'm excited to participate in this site. My son is starting to be interested and asked if he could learn to whittle! I told him he had to wait till 13 to get his first knife so I think he's trying to circumvent that with the whittling lessons.
I'll be interested to see how this works out. Good luck with it.
I see you're a collector of 'Elephant toe Nails' I've always like that pattern but I only have one ... a prototype BullDog that I bought from Jim Parker years ago. Beautiful collection. i also see that you have a nice assortment of ephemera and boxes. My collection has centered around brands not patterns. i love your display.
Hi Scott,
I probably misspelled it - hypermiling. Getting the most from a gallon of gas...Yep, I'm that PIA guy in the right lane doing 5 mph below the speed limit! Slow starts and no-brakes stops...
Hey Scot,
Thanks for having me. I'm always interested in new knife forums. Some others seem a little cliquie- not very inviting. anyhow, I can't wait to get 'er going. Thanks again for the warm welcome.
Mike W
Thanks Scott,appriciate the welcome. It's going to take a little while til I get the hang of things around here, but I enjoyed your message on the knife journal. Good things to come.
Scott, I work alot of hours but, maybe we can get together sometime for lunch. That sounds great. You can never have enough knife trading friends! Do you go to the falls on Tuesday nights?
Thanks for the warm welcome! Yes that is me in my profile picture. I was riding in a gondola up to the top of Mt. Tremblant, Canada. Thank you for the kind comment about my video! I look forward to the many knife discussions to come!
Yes its a Flathead cat it is the only Catfish that eats Live Pray from its time of Birth it weighted in at 48lbs they go to over 100 lbs got it in southern Indiana in the Wabash River
Yes, we are off to a great start. I'm actually quite surprised by how many nice photos have been posted. It's great to see some faces to go with the names.
Two answers: Peach "Pit" Monkey. Yep I carve them, along with baskets and other stuff out of Peach Pits.
And "Emote". It is supposed to be like the smilies that you can attach to e-mails. I couldnt get it to load right so I removed the app. May try again later...
Scott,
I came across an application that might be good for the home page..."Friends Map". It's under Misc. Thought it would be good, but requires members input their own location, It's not automatic locating, but it looked good.
JJ
No good putting it on member pages. I wan going to put it on mine, just for fun, but others would have to input their own locations. Figured it would be better on the home page for the entire group. 3%, you never know, we're replacing a lot of "Red Heads".
hey! thanks for commented! I feel welcomed! yeah, Keelen told me about this website and invited me to join! So...I did. We have a lot in common when it comes to our taste in knives!
Thanks Scott
There are two blade tpye 953L SS -Calafornia Clip
The 9531/2 L SS - Drop Point
There was 3 - Midnight, CCC Mosic Opal Fathers Day, and Appalousa Peacock- and then there is the one in the Midnight Mint set- Scolled and No. 1 threw 250
Thanks for the warm welcome. I was referred here by my good friend Tom Cai, and I like it already. The blog function gives me a good platform for pontificating about knives, and it seems like you've collected a fine group of enthusiasts here. I look forward to learning more from you all.
KnifeMaker
Ken Erickson
Ken
Apr 21, 2009
KnifeMaker
Joan Mae Howard
Apr 22, 2009
J.J. Smith III
Apr 22, 2009
David P. Baker
David
Apr 22, 2009
Adlai Stein
Apr 22, 2009
Doug Scearce
and I have some Boker's, Hen & Rooster's,Kissing Crane's Robert Klaas. However I like all Knives in low run's.
Apr 23, 2009
Ed Henley
Apr 23, 2009
J.J. Smith III
I looked at your Elephant toe website for some information. I picked up a Baby Sunfish a while back, and thought that one would look good with a Whittler set-up. Has any maker, that you know of, ever made an Elephant Toe with a Whittler configuration?
John
Apr 23, 2009
In Memoriam
Anthony "Tank" Meeks
Apr 23, 2009
Mike Botts
Apr 23, 2009
David P. Baker
David
Apr 23, 2009
Nigel Burkhardt
Apr 23, 2009
Ed Bradberry
Ed
Apr 23, 2009
Doug Scearce
new camera LOL. But I want to buy one my choice? Do you
have any ideas on brands that wont break the bank?
Apr 24, 2009
Earl Williams
I'm still learning my way around this site. I have left you a comment about my yellow handled collection --- but I left it on my page so you will have to go there to see it I guess. I'll learn my way around here soon I hope. It is a great idea and a much needed site for knife collectors. Thank you.
Earl
Apr 24, 2009
Andy Voelkle "AxeMan"
Apr 24, 2009
Earl Williams
Apr 24, 2009
Thomas J Clark
I am slowly developing the skills necessary for this. I am in California near Sacramento.
Apr 24, 2009
David Bennett
Thanks for the Welcome note. This should be fun and interesting. I don't know any other knife collectors so the hobby has always been a bit lonesome for me. I'm excited to participate in this site. My son is starting to be interested and asked if he could learn to whittle! I told him he had to wait till 13 to get his first knife so I think he's trying to circumvent that with the whittling lessons.
I'll be interested to see how this works out. Good luck with it.
I see you're a collector of 'Elephant toe Nails' I've always like that pattern but I only have one ... a prototype BullDog that I bought from Jim Parker years ago. Beautiful collection. i also see that you have a nice assortment of ephemera and boxes. My collection has centered around brands not patterns. i love your display.
Apr 25, 2009
Nigel Burkhardt
I probably misspelled it - hypermiling. Getting the most from a gallon of gas...Yep, I'm that PIA guy in the right lane doing 5 mph below the speed limit! Slow starts and no-brakes stops...
Apr 25, 2009
DELBERT COVER
Apr 25, 2009
Gene Harrison
Apr 25, 2009
DELBERT COVER
Apr 26, 2009
Gerard Smith (Gerry)
Gerry
Apr 26, 2009
Steve Pfeiffer
Apr 27, 2009
Doug Scearce
Apr 28, 2009
Mike Walters
Thanks for having me. I'm always interested in new knife forums. Some others seem a little cliquie- not very inviting. anyhow, I can't wait to get 'er going. Thanks again for the warm welcome.
Mike W
Apr 28, 2009
Mike Walters
Been there-Love it! My Fav Patterns!
Mike W
Apr 28, 2009
Gary
Apr 28, 2009
Steve wells
I have enjoyed CNJ and i will love this also. Like you said try every thing
Apr 28, 2009
J.J. Smith III
Apr 29, 2009
J.J. Smith III
http://www.irfanview.com/
Apr 29, 2009
Jim Wyckoff
Apr 29, 2009
Keelen Grimm
Thanks for the warm welcome! Yes that is me in my profile picture. I was riding in a gondola up to the top of Mt. Tremblant, Canada. Thank you for the kind comment about my video! I look forward to the many knife discussions to come!
Keelen
Apr 29, 2009
Tom Hively
Apr 29, 2009
Tom Hively
Apr 29, 2009
Doug Scearce
have put up. This will take more time. You did get this ugly mug shot!! LOL
Apr 29, 2009
Doug Scearce
Apr 29, 2009
Derek Smith
Yes, we are off to a great start. I'm actually quite surprised by how many nice photos have been posted. It's great to see some faces to go with the names.
Apr 29, 2009
J.J. Smith III
Whatever you said seems to be working for the most part....about folks loading their pic. :)
All the "red heads" are gone from my page, LOL.
Apr 29, 2009
J.J. Smith III
And "Emote". It is supposed to be like the smilies that you can attach to e-mails. I couldnt get it to load right so I removed the app. May try again later...
Apr 30, 2009
J.J. Smith III
I came across an application that might be good for the home page..."Friends Map". It's under Misc. Thought it would be good, but requires members input their own location, It's not automatic locating, but it looked good.
JJ
Apr 30, 2009
J.J. Smith III
Apr 30, 2009
Wilma Slicer (Lynsie)
I will def. put my vids up!
Apr 30, 2009
Steve wells
There are two blade tpye 953L SS -Calafornia Clip
The 9531/2 L SS - Drop Point
There was 3 - Midnight, CCC Mosic Opal Fathers Day, and Appalousa Peacock- and then there is the one in the Midnight Mint set- Scolled and No. 1 threw 250
May 1, 2009
EDWARD M. EBERT
May 1, 2009
Rusty R Halsey
May 1, 2009
Thomas Vogt
Thanks for the warm welcome. I was referred here by my good friend Tom Cai, and I like it already. The blog function gives me a good platform for pontificating about knives, and it seems like you've collected a fine group of enthusiasts here. I look forward to learning more from you all.
Thomas
May 1, 2009
Gilles
May 2, 2009
Wilma Slicer (Lynsie)
May 3, 2009