New packaging

[bindlestitch]

This probably isn't nearly as cool to you guys as it is to me but.....
I used to packaged all the knives (except Green Rivers) by wrapping them in wax paper and then tying them with natural cordage. Then it got to where I didn't have enough time to make cordage so I started using waxed thread for leather.
But I came up with this niffty little way today. I think it's cool.

Brown paper with a wax seal.

That's a "T" on there of course.

They still all come with a authentication/spec sheet.
Just thought I'd share. Nothing revolutionary or anything.
Iz

 

[Ridge-Runner]

Anything to speed up the process. I am on the waiting list you know. :thumbup:

 

[gerberbmf]

Looks very simple & elegant Iz.

 

[wildmike]

Looks nice. A lot of effort for something which will get the same treatment as gift wrap on a kid's Christmas present. It'll last a few seconds at best.

At least your not using some new space age packaging that takes a cutting torch to get into like a lot of products these days.

 

[bindlestitch]

Mike,
I hear ya. I ordered a new kiln last year, it literally took me over an hour to get it out of the packaging. That was with a crow bar, an exacto knife, a hammer and a screw driver

Thanks, guys. I appreciate you taking a look.
Iz