GPyro
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My father was never really into knives, tho he was a very talented toolmaker.
He could shape large pieces of steel on a huge "xyz" axis machine within thousands of an inch. He had attention to detail.
When it came to me, he taught me the value of reputation. It's the most valuable thing you have. It affects how people treat you, and opens your doors in the future. He was always there. He was a great provider and I'm proud to be his son.
I should probably draw a parallel here to knives, and that's easy to do when you have discovered a company like Buck Knives.....
Thanks to all that hold those values close to their heart.
He could shape large pieces of steel on a huge "xyz" axis machine within thousands of an inch. He had attention to detail.
When it came to me, he taught me the value of reputation. It's the most valuable thing you have. It affects how people treat you, and opens your doors in the future. He was always there. He was a great provider and I'm proud to be his son.
I should probably draw a parallel here to knives, and that's easy to do when you have discovered a company like Buck Knives.....
Thanks to all that hold those values close to their heart.
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