Specials and one shots thread

[jloden]

Well J you when ahead and did it. You got me to submit for a quote and place on the wait list for a 1917. It'll be awhile, til then I will periodically look at your posts.

I'm starting to think I should just have Iz put another wait list spot in every 6 months on schedule

[DCM]

I'm starting to think I should just have Iz put another wait list spot in every 6 months on schedule

I hear ya. Been thinking along those same lines myself.

[J]

Awesome Eric.....Good choice, I think you will love it.

[Hawkcreek]

I was going to say something about how Kephartish that looked. Then I realized that was the point of the Cooper's Creek. Nevermind I shall go back to living under my rock now.

[Iz]

The weird thing about the Cooper's creek is that I named it after a creek around where I live.
Csugg told me that he read that Kephart was drowned in a creek of the same name. Pretty wild, I didn't know that until a year or so after I made the first one.

[Hawkcreek]

Thats a bit creepy Iz.

Hey J how much does that thing weigh compared to a G.R.? Also how deep is the blade (cutting edge to spine)? I think I may be able to put a knife like this to use.

[J]

Whew....Iz can probably awnser that one better then me. Its been awhile since I held a green river in person.

[Iz]

It's a little heavier and wider than a g.r. Not quite as "whippy" as a g.r. if that makes any sense. I'm not sure how wide the blade is off the top of my head. Wait one and I'll go measure it.

[Iz]

Cooper's blade is about 1 1/4" wide. G.r. is about 1 1/8" wide.

[red elm]

Here are the pics of my 2101 in action yesterday. I had a piece of buckeye in the wood pile that was begging to be turned into a batch of kindling. It was a bit green but it was no problem to batton through.