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J.J. Smith III's Comments

At 14:57 on January 18, 2010, J.J. Smith III said…: Ya know,
Bein' retired, I feel pretty much the same as this on MOST holidays, too.

At 7:56 on January 18, 2010, Pat Havlin said…: Thanks you JJ looks like a great place.

At 23:51 on January 17, 2010, KnifeMakerLyle Schow said…: Thanks, glad to be here.

At 12:36 on January 17, 2010, CHUCK SCHUETTE said…: thanks for the welcome! tjis looks to be an interesting site.

At 12:29 on January 17, 2010, garret allen southworth said…: thanks for the welcom hope to get some advice and tips here making knives have become part of my life now i can not believe how relaxing and awsome it is to do this now.I have tried diffrent hobbies but this is th only one i realy enjoy

At 6:37 on January 17, 2010, Daniel Howland said…: Thanks! I enjoy looking at all the knife pictures, I have new ideas spinning in my head. Currently I am working on a Balisong for customer Spencer. This place looks like a really cool place for like minded individuals. I like it!

At 2:31 on January 17, 2010, Randy Lobb said…: Thanks for the nice welcome

Looks like a pretty great site you guys have here!

At 2:31 on January 17, 2010, Peter Steyn 'Covex' said…: Thanks for the welcome....it will be fun finding my way around the site. Best regards, Peter

At 1:44 on January 17, 2010, Nate Miller said…: Thanks for the welcome.

Nate

At 13:39 on January 16, 2010, Robert R. Dube said…: JJ- Thanks for the hello--I'm in Ariz. We are a legal auto
knife state. I like collecting automatic's of all price ranges.
Also WWII memorobilia. I go back to the early 40's.
So. hello from Arizona--I come from Massachusets----

At 10:13 on January 16, 2010, Jesse Kinman said…: Thanks J.J. I appreciate it, Jesse

At 9:26 on January 16, 2010, In MemoriamScott King said…: I am still wwwaaaayyy behind the welcome wagon myself. Headed out now to go watch Kentucky and Auburn down in Auburn. Back late tonight.

At 9:07 on January 16, 2010, MJ Wallace said…: Thanks for the welcome J.J.!! See you around.
Mike

At 13:58 on January 15, 2010, Starozytnyk said…: Hello JJ, glad to make your acquaintance and be in the club.

At 8:56 on January 15, 2010, Steve wells said…: Well JJ the RR's Look mighty fine. Old Captain Jeff got a eye full.

At 13:00 on January 14, 2010, Steve wells said…: Hey JJ - well hunting season is over( 2 Does) and I am back in town. Thought I would drop a line to you and see how things are going. Thanks for all the cool and informative E-mails you have sent to me. I see you have bought a few more knives - looking good

At 7:11 on January 14, 2010, Paul J Granger said…: Hi J.J.
Regarding paracord... Yes, I like the monkey fist quite a lot as well. They are useful and fun. One of my friends bought a boat last year. I recently presented him with a monkey fist for throwing line to dock. A lot of people don't realise that is what they are originally for.

I have been making a lot of them lately. Some people put nothing inside them. I always put something inside. For light duty, a wooden or plastic ball. For more heft, a ball bearing. Sometimes I make bigger ones with rope instead of para cord and a golf ball or a tennis ball core. Once I made one for a guy that wanted a large heavy one. So I put a slit in a tennis ball and filled it with BB's. That was a really HEAVY-DUTY monkey fist!