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Showing posts with label friction folder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label friction folder. Show all posts
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05 January 2013
Surprise: Willydigger Cow Hide (137/365)
I went on my morning jog today and came home to find a package. I recognized it as one of Willydigger's, but I was completely confused, as I did not order anything from him. Upon opening said package, I found this note. Googly Eyes? I knew who it was in an instant. :)
After opening the package completely, I found one of Willydigger's custom beads! The Cow Hide, to be exact. :D
It's currently being rocked on my Ohta Friction Folder that I had gotten from the Custom Knife Show in October 2012. :) It's such a cutie.
07 October 2012
California Custom Knife Show: Day 2 / First Custom Knife (051/365)
I did not do much at the custom knife show today. Heck, Brother and I actually came later in the day at 1300, just in time for the Hinderer raffle (I snagged a raffle ticket JUST as Rob was about to walk out to set up the raffle table :D). For the next hour or so, we didn't do much more than talk to a few of the knifemakers and take pictures. I had an itch to buy something, even if funds didn't "allow" for it. It was my first custom knife show and I wanted something to remember it by!
The knives you see before you are two friction folders made by Mr. Hiroaki Ohta. He's a nice little fellow and I got both of these together for a total in the double digits. :) These are Brother & Sister (like "his & hers") knives. Mine's the darker one while Brother went with the lighter one. They're really great!
I think they look beautiful, and the price cannot be beat. :D This was the same man from yesterday where Brother, Tower, and Belush each got a custom box cutter.
Anyhow, the day was slow and many of the knifemakers packed up around 1430. I'm glad that I was able to find something that was well within budget (hint: If I didn't find this, I would have picked up a Sodbuster), especially for a custom knife. I'm a little bummed that Mr. Hiroaki did not put his mark on these blades (he only did so on the larger ones), but they aren't going anywhere, so as long as I know that they are my first real custom blades, I'm exceptionally happy. :)
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