T.M.Hunt knife pics. free for all to post there pics.

I snuck a shot in the shop... One of something along the lines of four piles of WIP blades in various states of progress.
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Oh, and then there were these....
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The tiny 710 kydex sheaths are a nice, practical touch.
 
Comprehensivist said:
I don't know if Todd works in any stainless steels such as S35VN or CPM 154, but I would love to have an longer upscaled Magua kitchen knife in stainless with adequate finger clearance to work on a cutting board. That would be super sweet. Is anyone with me on this idea?
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I think that is a superb idea Phil. I'd be right in line with you.
 
1066vik said:
on a ripe watermelon with green rind, the white spot on the bottom should be pale yellow and the stem should be tending towards more brown than green where it attaches to the melon. it should thump with a deep "B-flat". If the stem is all brown or pulls loose, it's probably overripe.

underripe watermelons can be ripened up in a paper grocery bag.
overripe watermelons make good reactive rifle targets.
if you run out of people willing to eat the watermelon while you still have a lot of it left, cube up the fruit, freeze it, thaw it, mash it, and put it in a fermentation vessel with a package of Montrachet or champagne yeast and a tablespoon of instant tea - when the airlock on top stops bubbling, you will have wine.
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..........based on all of the above, can we hang out? ;)
 
Don't mind me.... I'm just over here stealing pictures from Todd's social media outlets for his thread again (I'm digging the orange hornet though).

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:eek: WOW!...

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... Todd has some .22 shells! :D


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Jerry D. said:
Don't mind me.... I'm just over here stealing pictures from Todd's social media outlets for his thread again (I'm digging the orange hornet though).

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:eek: WOW!...

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... Todd has some .22 shells! :D


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[emoji4]. Those 22lr are gold. All are beautiful work. I may have to get me an orange hornet myself. Orange is my favorite color after all.....
 
I took a young buck this morning. A custom TM Hunt did the field dressing.

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Jerry D. said:
I snuck a shot in the shop... One of something along the lines of four piles of WIP blades in various states of progress.
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Sweet. I like the looks of that big clip point.
I hope there's still some thin 154CM left! Like enough for a Trailmate and a thin M9. :p
 
Guyon said:
Sweet. I like the looks of that big clip point.
I hope there's still some thin 154CM left! Like enough for a Trailmate and a thin M9. :p
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Agreed - That clip point looked bad ass. I didn't get a chance to see the completed blade. While we're on the subject of a 154CM Trailmate, he ought to grind out two while he's at it. That would be a spectacular blade.
 
Guyon said:
I think I'm supposed to get one with tan scales. Been a while since I checked with Todd about it.
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I remember handling those in the shop one of the times I was down for a visit. They were sweet little blades.

You might appreciate a new Magua. I handled a few of Todd's newest Maguas down at USA Made Blade and he;s tweaked the design a bit since he made my old Magua and it is just a little larger. It looked like it had a tad longer blade, a bit more belly and the handle felt a little larger than mine. I liked how it felt. It kind of made me want to order a second one. Or, more accurately, a fourth one. I need to quit giving TM hunt blades away as gifts.
 
Not my knives but I sure was happy to put a roof over their heads for a bit.

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Read your review over on ESEE Grog. Glad you liked them, thanks for giving us the time!
 
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