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J.J. Smith III's Comments

At 7:56 on January 18, 2010, Pat Havlin said…: Thanks you JJ looks like a great place.

At 23:51 on January 17, 2010, KnifeMakerLyle Schow said…: Thanks, glad to be here.

At 12:36 on January 17, 2010, CHUCK SCHUETTE said…: thanks for the welcome! tjis looks to be an interesting site.

At 12:29 on January 17, 2010, garret allen southworth said…: thanks for the welcom hope to get some advice and tips here making knives have become part of my life now i can not believe how relaxing and awsome it is to do this now.I have tried diffrent hobbies but this is th only one i realy enjoy

At 6:37 on January 17, 2010, Daniel Howland said…: Thanks! I enjoy looking at all the knife pictures, I have new ideas spinning in my head. Currently I am working on a Balisong for customer Spencer. This place looks like a really cool place for like minded individuals. I like it!

At 2:31 on January 17, 2010, Randy Lobb said…: Thanks for the nice welcome

Looks like a pretty great site you guys have here!

At 2:31 on January 17, 2010, Peter Steyn 'Covex' said…: Thanks for the welcome....it will be fun finding my way around the site. Best regards, Peter

At 1:44 on January 17, 2010, Nate Miller said…: Thanks for the welcome.

Nate

At 13:39 on January 16, 2010, Robert R. Dube said…: JJ- Thanks for the hello--I'm in Ariz. We are a legal auto
knife state. I like collecting automatic's of all price ranges.
Also WWII memorobilia. I go back to the early 40's.
So. hello from Arizona--I come from Massachusets----

At 10:13 on January 16, 2010, Jesse Kinman said…: Thanks J.J. I appreciate it, Jesse

At 9:26 on January 16, 2010, In MemoriamScott King said…: I am still wwwaaaayyy behind the welcome wagon myself. Headed out now to go watch Kentucky and Auburn down in Auburn. Back late tonight.

At 9:07 on January 16, 2010, MJ Wallace said…: Thanks for the welcome J.J.!! See you around.
Mike

At 13:58 on January 15, 2010, Starozytnyk said…: Hello JJ, glad to make your acquaintance and be in the club.

At 8:56 on January 15, 2010, Steve wells said…: Well JJ the RR's Look mighty fine. Old Captain Jeff got a eye full.

At 13:00 on January 14, 2010, Steve wells said…: Hey JJ - well hunting season is over( 2 Does) and I am back in town. Thought I would drop a line to you and see how things are going. Thanks for all the cool and informative E-mails you have sent to me. I see you have bought a few more knives - looking good

At 7:11 on January 14, 2010, Paul J Granger said…: Hi J.J.
Regarding paracord... Yes, I like the monkey fist quite a lot as well. They are useful and fun. One of my friends bought a boat last year. I recently presented him with a monkey fist for throwing line to dock. A lot of people don't realise that is what they are originally for.

I have been making a lot of them lately. Some people put nothing inside them. I always put something inside. For light duty, a wooden or plastic ball. For more heft, a ball bearing. Sometimes I make bigger ones with rope instead of para cord and a golf ball or a tennis ball core. Once I made one for a guy that wanted a large heavy one. So I put a slit in a tennis ball and filled it with BB's. That was a really HEAVY-DUTY monkey fist!

At 6:08 on January 12, 2010, Phil Hostetler said…: Hi J.J.,
I'd love to be sittin' on the porch along with you just watchin' the world and birds go by. Thanks for the welcome. Everyone's been great. Joining was one of the best things i've done lately. Phil