Dude.... Lycosa's Tanto in carbidized Ti would be kick ass!
I like it!
I just walked in from trying out the .250" Ti I just got in the mail. It feels like I did 1000 crunches and bench press reps but man that Ti looks good!
You guys know the D2 tanto I make... think that in stonewashed Ti.
I got your email (and 52 other ones, lol) and need to write you back. This Ti is too small for folder frames (on the current design which will be made very soon) but I have to keep that in mind!
Holy crap....250 TI, Woo Hoo!
It's just nuts! I just roughed out a blade and it is killer!
Left handed anodized carbidized tanto folder blades you say? I'll wait!
Not yet but I might have to make a lefty chisel Ti tanto like the D2 ones you like...
Thank you Daniel!
That tanto will be my FIRST Fairly knife!!
Thanks guys...
I'm excited! .0625" A2 and Coyote Brown G10 is one the way!
That's a smart looking knife, Rolf. My Marine buddy got all worked up over that last night, but he can't seem to get his jar-shaped head around the whole "Follow his page, or you get NOTHING" concept...
I think I know your friend and I'm going to make sure he gets something... I'm really impressed by his ethic.
In fact I'm trying to get everyone something fast, I put in another good day today and am almost too sore to type! That Ti doesn't play...
I'm making a few models like the Ti Backpacker until everybody gets one, it is very important to me that I get everyone their knives! To be fair on models like that the price will not change, a bunch of sales are important but not as much as being fair.
Here's where I live - see those ridges on the right, I own the fifth one. My house is about 1/3 up the mountain and my land runs to the top of the mountain where it borders national forest.
There is a cliff on the top with five mountain lions and a sasquatch about 1/3 of the way up the hill.
Looking out of the canyon... that's my truck. In the distance on the left is a schoolhouse from the turn of the century and a wagon trail is just out of the scene on the right.
There was a shootout in the field long ago, lots of history here.
The valley was cleared in the 1920's and 1930's for lumber and a mill was near my house, the saw is still at my neighbors place.
