Thinking about it this morning, it's occurred to me that I don't believe cobras are vipers. Some brief wiki-ing seems to confirm this.Cobra on the foreground, rattler in the background??
Thinking about it this morning, it's occurred to me that I don't believe cobras are vipers. Some brief wiki-ing seems to confirm this.Cobra on the foreground, rattler in the background??
That is correct. Vipers have heat detecting pits on their face, rattlers and copper heads are vipers, cobras are not. So what does the cobra indicate?Thinking about it this morning, it's occurred to me that I don't believe cobras are vipers. Some brief wiki-ing seems to confirm this.
I think the cobra is a distraction, my prediction from the latest pictures they posted,
74 Mustang, 35 bar tool, 47 viper, start putting money aside
Carbon FiberCan anyone tell what this is, from the new pic posted above?
I was wondering the same thing.... a PM would be nice...
That makes sense.... in a way, I'm glad I'm almost 1300 miles away from there... gives a little time for the common sense to kick in....I think some folks were at the GEC factory store.
Yea you do, need to get that power going so you don’t miss out on the 33s.How ridiculous am I... got the 30 year old generator running just so I could try and score a #33 if they show up today...
Isaias hasn’t bested me yet.
In related news, I have a serious problem.
Smith said Sept 1stAnybody heard anything new on mudbug assembly or shipping?
Working on a present for my niece who’s turning 1 next week. Hand tools and my low Roman work bench outside today. Gorgeous day for a pandemic and Day 5 of no power.
what’s that I’m using to clean up the joinery? Ahhh yeah, my #62 pocket carver. It was in my pocket, convenient and did what I needed!
That is correct. Vipers have heat detecting pits on their face, rattlers and copper heads are vipers, cobras are not. So what does the cobra indicate?
And where did you find that picture on GEC's site?
Huh, neat. Thanks.Last picture on the what's happening page, https://greateasterncutlery.net/blog/2020/08/03/whats-happening/
I enjoy such projects but I don't get the opportunity very often. Looks like you have the perfect environment to do the work! I would love to see pictures of the finished product.
Take care,
Rick
That is correct. Vipers have heat detecting pits on their face, rattlers and copper heads are vipers, cobras are not.
Working on a present for my niece who’s turning 1 next week. Hand tools and my low Roman work bench outside today. Gorgeous day for a pandemic and Day 5 of no power.
what’s that I’m using to clean up the joinery? Ahhh yeah, my #62 pocket carver. It was in my pocket, convenient and did what I needed!
I've always admired those 79's, they have an interesting selection of blades.This place never ceases to amaze me, such great folks and Josh is one of the best! Thank you again!
Went to the mailbox today and unbeknownst to me Ibhad a package waiting, no name on the return address. I opened the box and to my surprise I was looking at and holding the first GEC I had ever owned! I'll save ya from the entire story but I have a huge smile on my face
This thread has been a lot of fun over the years and I love how it flows in and out of topics. It is about to reach 1000 pages / 10,000 posts! A true statement of the love for these knives. When we do hit that milestone, anyone that has posted in this thread is automatically entered into a gaw ....... I'll post a winner shortly after we reach that 1000th page.
Here is my first a 79 Montana Workhorse Whittler in natural micarta! Fitting as I live in Montana now
The gaw knife will be a surprise but certainly a gec