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what a shame
A customer came into the store today and noticed my knife. He asked if he could look at it and loved how sharp it was. He then pulled out his pocket knife and let me look at it. The second he handed it to me he said "it's dull, I know, but I have never been able to sharpen a knife."
He saw my stone on the desk and asked me if I could put an edge on it for him.
I'm nothing special, never said I was, but how can someone who carries a knife not learn to use a sharpening tool?
I put… Continue
He saw my stone on the desk and asked me if I could put an edge on it for him.
I'm nothing special, never said I was, but how can someone who carries a knife not learn to use a sharpening tool?
I put… Continue
Added by Steven Matthew on December 27, 2012 at 23:22 — 6 Comments
3rd annual Macabee Knives / MOB Hammer -In
Hey everyone it's that time of year again to start planning for this years
hammer-in Mark Eyer and Kitty Guinsler have generously given us use of their
11 acres in Johnstown Ohio so we can expand to a 3 day event with even more
room instead of trying to cram you all into my back yard. There are hotels
near by as well as plenty of room for camping. This is an open event for
beginners to experts. So put June 18th - the 20th on your calendar and prepare to have
fun with… Continue
hammer-in Mark Eyer and Kitty Guinsler have generously given us use of their
11 acres in Johnstown Ohio so we can expand to a 3 day event with even more
room instead of trying to cram you all into my back yard. There are hotels
near by as well as plenty of room for camping. This is an open event for
beginners to experts. So put June 18th - the 20th on your calendar and prepare to have
fun with… Continue
Added by Adlai Stein on February 20, 2010 at 18:43 — No Comments
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