Grand Torino

It got a little hairy for a while down here. Some trees down, big branches and neighbors lost some shingles and about 40 feet of privacy fence. We did just fine though. This up and down with the temps causing all this mess is wearing down my last nerve .

All are the same blank made from 1/8" thick 1084 carbon steel. OAL is 8" and the blade is just over 3". All have thumb jimping and come with the combo kydex/leather sheath shown. They are $70 each shipped. See #1 as to how they fit in the hand. 1. SOLD!!! Maple handle with bloodwood accent and G10 liners. 2. SOLD!!! Mesquite handle with Padauk accent and G10 liners. 3. Tamarind handles with purpleheart accent and G10 liners. Thanks for lookin'!

There will be more knives but not of this particular one.

Work always seems to get in the way of fun stuff.

$55 shipped which includes combo kydex/leather sheath. 1. SOLD!!! This is 3/16" thick 1084 carbon steel. 3" blade and about 6" overall. Sculpted G10 handle and pins. Thumb jimping on spine. See #3 for picture of how it fits in the hand. 2. SOLD!!! This is 1/8" thick 1084 carbon steel. 3" blade and about 6" overall. Rosewood handle and brass pins handle and pins. Thumb jimping on spine. See #3 for picture of how it fits in the hand. 3. This is 1/8" thick 1084 carbon steel. 3" blade and about 6" overall. Pecan handle and brass pins handle and pins. Thumb jimping on spine. Thanks for lookin'!

I was wondering if the rapture had occurred and I was the only one left.

Retired after 26 years in the AF then worked as a trim carpenter for about 5 years and ended up owning the company myself. I had a real nice gig until the bottom fell out in 2008. Sold the business just in time... had a quad bypass 3 months later and ended up traveling to AZ with the missus as she finished up her AF career. Been retired ever since while the wife works from home part time since this covid crap hit. Now I'm just trying to lead a stress free life. So far so good.

Done.

Made from 1/8" thick 1084 carbon steel the OAL is 8 1/4" and cutting edge of 3 1/2". These are long, sleek knives and remind me somewhat of a bird and trout style knife. They all have thumb jimping and come with the combo kydex/leather sheath shown and are $75 shipped. To see how they fit in the hand please see #3. 1. SOLD!!! Spalted maple handle with cocobolo accent and G10 liners. 2. SOLD!!! Roasted maple handle with bloodwood accent and G10 liners. 3. Antiqued ash handle with valley oak accent and G10 liners. Thanks for lookin'!

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Welcome aboard!!!

When I lived out west in AZ and Idaho this was my go to hat. But here I'm pretty much a ball cap kinda guy.

That's impressive for the first time out. Well done!!!

Sad news for sure...may God Bless you and look over you.

I retired from the military after 26 years. I've been all over the world and thought I'd miss it. Not!!! Then went to work as an interior trim carpenter and after 6 years ending up with my own company. I made a boat load of money but the 12 hour days 7 days a week nearly killed me...literally. A quad bypass convinced me to sell it and get out. By this time the missus got transferred to Arizona and I packed my stuff, left the house for the kids to maintain and went with her. We had an awesome 5 years in the southwest. Upon returning to TN I decided with what time I may have left I was going to lead a stress free life. I watched a YouTube video one day about knife making and thought "I'll bet I could do that". The rest is history. All this said my wife is my best friend and has been for 35 years....and I've had some totally awesome friends. If you're fortunate to have one that supports you you're half way home. The key is stay busy doing something. A hobby or something you have always wanted to do. Keep your mind and imagination going...just know when it's time to pack it in for the day and relax. Don't make it a second job. Don't be afraid to stop what your doing at the moment and have a beer or cup of coffee. Whatever you were doing will be there when you're finished. God bless you and wish you all the best with your new beginning...whatever it may be. It's not that hard really...if I can be happy retired anyone can...trust me.

Oh man.....I'd completely forgotten about that.

Employers can set any requirement for work in Tennessee. You wife has the option of not working there if she does not want to. Not sayin' this to be ugly. It's just the way it is. It kind of like no shoes, no shirt, no service. I'm pretty sure an employer can fire you without cause as well as long as it's proven not discriminatory.

Arnold is just another bold faced liar like all the rest of Follywood . Not long after making that statement he was observed ....

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