nice

[BRAD DUNCAN]

very nice.

glad I found this place.

Brad Duncan

http://www.duncanknives.com

[Colin KC]

Hi Brad, always glad to have another American cousin, welcome:D

[Trond]

Hello Duncan, just checked out your HP very good, a bit heavy pics on the first page thoug :-)
Trond

[MushiSushi]

Hi Brad and welcome,
I see what Trond was getting at, that big pick took a while to load on my 500K connection so it must be hell with dial up.
I have a question?
http://duncanknives.com/images/drills.jpg
why do you need so many drill presses?

[PS_Bond]

A) Dedicated workstations set up for individual tasks
B) Because he can :)

[MushiSushi]

B) Because he can :)
Furry Muff :p :D :slap:



that's a lot of dedicated tasks ;)




that's 8 dedicated drilling tasks .......





that i can see




they haven't all got yellow knobs though :22:

[BRAD DUNCAN]

Thanks For The Feed Back Guys.

I Will Lighten Up My Front Page.

I Am Used To My Cable Modem I Guess.

You Have It Right About The Drill Presses.

I Could Use Another 5 Or 6 But I Am Out Of Room.

Each Has A Different Size Drill. That Way I Dont Have To Change The Drill Unless It Is Dull.

Thanks For Looking And Nice To Meet You All

Brad

[Dave Barker]

Welcome to the mad house.

:22:

[MushiSushi]

hmmmmm? A KMG for every contact wheel size next? ;)
glad to have you aboard the merry ship HMS BB ... and some lovely knives ... and i am intrigued by that grip on the gun next to the sub hilt... a custom grip?

[BRAD DUNCAN]

It is custom 45 cal infinity.

Its not mine but part of my photo guys weapons stash.

I like it to.

[Kevin]

Hi and Welcome Brad.

Great knives and a great site ( have to agree its a bit slow to load...but it was well worth the wait :) )

One of your workshop photos shows you 'grinding a bevel' but it looks like you are holding a big rectangular block of steel..........I am curious?

Kevin.

[ODS]

Welcome Aboard Brad. Like you I'm from the States as well (AL)..I just seem to float over to the UK for a few months (6-8) each year.

ODS (Joe)

[MushiSushi]

One of your workshop photos shows you 'grinding a bevel' but it looks like you are holding a big rectangular block of steel..........I am curious?

Kevin.
I wondered about that too ... then I realised that it was some kind of clamp or support to which the blade was attached.
something else to be filed away for future reference ;)

[BRAD DUNCAN]

yes,
i clamp my blades to the block for more control and less heat on the hands.

brad

[Otto]

Welcome! Your page looks very nice. The knives too.
mvh Otto