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- Thread starter harkamus
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A Madd Maxx is definitely on my buy-list.
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Same here. Well, actually it already was on my to-buy list, but instead of a LSCF inlay, I'm going to get that awesome Traxion (
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Same here. Well, actually it already was on my to-buy list, but instead of a LSCF inlay, I'm going to get that awesome Traxion™ (
That's the spirit!
What blade length do you want on your Madd Maxx? I'm gonna get me a 4-incher!
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I'm torn between the MM 4 and the MM 5.5. I find the larger handle of the 5.5 more comfortable in the hand, but the 4 is a more practical size for everyday carry/use. (It's also less likely than the 5.5 to send people diving for cover when you open it... )
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Awesome. What about handle and blade materials? Texturing? Design and artistry? Gimme all the sordid details!
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Heh...I honestly haven't decided yet. I know I want MokuTi with Traxion™ texturing on the handles (no inlay), but I'm still working out the other details (blade shape, steel, which of Chad's MokuTi patterns to get, etc.).
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Update: I talked to Darrel last night, and we worked out most of the details of the knife. But I'm going to keep them to myself for now so as not to ruin the surprise...
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Update: I talked to Darrel last night, and we worked out most of the details of the knife. But I'm going to keep them to myself for now so as not to ruin the surprise...
Perhaps it's time I talk to him too since I haven't heard of any of my details in...well forever. lol
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Well, in Darrel's defense, I'm sure it's very difficult and time-consuming to fashion a knife handle entirely out of rhinestones...
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I'm gonna laugh if Darrel 'accidentally' includes a rhinestone in your design somewhere... That would be kinda sad though.
That would be kinda sad though.
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I'm gonna laugh if Darrel 'accidentally' includes a rhinestone in your design somewhere...
The only place that would be remotely acceptable is on the thumbstud (as long as it's not pink).
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Hahahaha! If Darrel wasn't already thinking about doing that, I bet he is now...I'm gonna laugh if Darrel 'accidentally' includes a rhinestone in your design somewhere...
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Hahahaha! If Darrel wasn't already thinking about doing that, I bet he is now...
Dirk said it himself. Never say never where Darrel is involved.
Personally, my special inlay customization would be a G.I. Joe themed inlay. Maybe a whole GI Joe head as the pivot. That would be rad.
I'd call it the Gun Hammerhead.
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I love that handle. Everything about it!
Elmax.
Why? Just because. That's why!
Can't wait to see the finished product.
