View Full Version : Feeling like a leech folks.
kid_couteau
11-23-2007, 03:55 PM
Hi Folks
I have been reading this forum and lurking and even getting compliments about stuff I have made. But I feel like I am not giving anything back.
Being a new guy I figure I may have different views or ideas that may not have been brought up yet.
If you have any questions that you think I may be able to help you on with my limited knowledge please feel free to ask so I may be able to donate something to the forum.
Kid
"I may not agree with what you say, but I will defend unto death your right to say it"--attributed to Voltaire
You got something to throw out there, man, go for it, we can all learn from a different perspective. If I offer someone advice that they don't like on any of these threads, they're free to ignore it, right?
I believe we all gain from hearing different opinions or different methods of doing what we do out in the wild country.
Sarge47
11-23-2007, 10:28 PM
Hey kid, be patient. You've already contributed a lot with your leather and steel skills. Hang & learn, then when you see an opening where you can contribute, jump in! BTW, here's a question I have about the movie: "The Hunted". in the final end-part of the film, Benico Del Toro quickly builds a forge and makes himself a home-made knife in very little time. I'm wondering if that was feasible at all?:confused:
kid_couteau
11-24-2007, 12:21 AM
Hi All
First off I am no expert at forging but have done some
If I had a full forge and tools with it and started out with a piece of steel that was close to
what I wanted I could probably make his crude knife in an hour or so
My opinion not happening but I have been wrong before.
Kid
warman87
11-24-2007, 08:49 AM
speaking of the knife he made did he use a hammer...who carries a hammer in the wild ...if not that knife would have been crap...lol at movies
Actually ha ha, I have a small pole ax that I carry, they call them bag ax's and the poll is a hammer.
Neat thing, waited 2 years for the guy to make it. Worth it, razor sharp and makes a good bow.
kid_couteau
11-24-2007, 02:16 PM
Didnt he use a piece of leaf spring for the hammer?
Kid
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