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Nice twice.
Coop __________________ Jim Cooper - Capturing the Artistry and Significance of Handmade Knives ?? New website improvement for 2010 - Over 5000 images searchable by maker's name! ?? Last edited by SharpByCoop; 03-16-2007 at 11:22 AM. |
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Thanks for posting the in progress pics. Now I am stumped. Where do the three pieces that are in the middle of the one picture go. They are three pieces with the same profile with what lookslike wings at the end but I can't see where they would fit into the knife. The rest all makes sense, scary way to complicated for me sense but they make sense.
Steve __________________ Stephen Vanderkolff Please come on over and check out my website. http://www.vanderkolffknives.com/ Thanks |
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southern sub-hilt
Hello Stephen.. Sorry about that..... The three pieces you refer to don't belong to the Sub-hilt..... They are the Template and the starting liners of a large folding knife I was making..... All I can say is ooooops.....
__________________ Lloyd Hale |
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Not a problem. You would not believe the fun I had trying to figure out where those pieces could go.
Thanks Steve __________________ Stephen Vanderkolff Please come on over and check out my website. http://www.vanderkolffknives.com/ Thanks |
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Hi Lloyd,
I'm sorry , I have no idea who spilled any beans. I don't have access to profiles any more than you do. I understand your wishes and hope ED will edit his post. Coop |
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Custom Knives and Guns Forum
#1 03-06-07, 19:55 Gary Moore Moore Knives Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Homer Glen, IL. Posts: 201 Lloyd Hale/Gregg Allman Eye Candy -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I just received the following photos of a knife that Lloyd Hale recently made for Gregg Allman of the "Allman Brothers Band". Lloyd has been a knifemaker for many years & a master at pearl inlay work. I think he has made some truly incredible pieces over the years, as with this one. Check out the details! It is Not for Sale. Thanks for viewing. Click to ENLARGE Attached Thumbnails Nine photographs were attached. __________________ Gary Moore Moore Cutlery Since 1991, 16 Years of Custom Knives www.moorecutlery.com www.knives.cx gary@knives.cx (708) 301-4201 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I wonder who this Gary Moore fellow is. Lets find out! Lloyd i admire your work but name calling for a man in is 70's is unnecesary. As you can see the above post didn't mention anything about it being a secret. everydog Last edited by everydog; 03-16-2007 at 12:11 PM. |
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Southern sub-hilt
You are right and I do apologize for flying off the handle before I knew all the facts.. I never told anyone not to say who the knife was made for and I did tell several people who it was for..... So, like I said , this mis-understanding falls squarely at my feet..... And at 70 yes I should have known better .....Lloyd
__________________ Lloyd Hale |
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No apology needed Lloyd, i've done the same thing many times myself. I would like to state again how much i admire your work. I also realized i don't have many posts on this forum and never really introduced myself. I'm a 52 year old custom knife collector and i live near Shiloh,TN. I've been drawn to knives since i was a child. As i got older i read about makers such as yourself in American Blade magazine and attended my first Blade show in 1985 in knoxville,TN. I've been a regular at the Blade Show for several years now and plan to be there this year. I don't have many pictures of myself but here's one from 2005. I'm the one on the right.
Please post more pictures of your work when time allows. I assure you that it's much appreciated. Johnny Plunk |
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What a stunning knife. The level of talent, artistry and skill is truly amazing.
At 70 years young you're in your prime. Cheers Andrew Biggs |
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That's not what my Lady Friend says... Lloyd
__________________ Lloyd Hale |
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