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07-05-12, 08:11 PM #1Maker
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An association for British knife makers...?
Well, folks we finally have one!
Come and have a look around...
http://knifemakersassociation.org/main/
If you are wanting to have images of your knives represented at this year's Blade Show in Atlanta then you are going to have to pull your finger out and get joined up!High Priestess of the Small and Foldy...
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07-05-12, 08:14 PM #2VIP Member
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Re: An association for British knife makers...?
What a fantastic showcase and it looks very professional also.
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07-05-12, 08:25 PM #3VIP Member
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Re: An association for British knife makers...?
Wonderful, wonderful...........at last, yay!
Congratulations, looks brilliant too.
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07-05-12, 08:29 PM #4Maker
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Re: An association for British knife makers...?
See the FAQ and membership links
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07-05-12, 08:35 PM #5Moderator
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Well done to you all
The site looks fantastic, I can see the hard work that must have gone into it.
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Re: An association for British knife makers...?
Well done to all the founders - quite some work gone in to this from all of you.
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07-05-12, 08:44 PM #7Maker
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Re: An association for British knife makers...?
No one needs to be shy...if you make knives (only a few or many) and you want to support your own British makers association, then join up and see what we can do together!
Originally Posted by Chui
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07-05-12, 08:44 PM #8Maker
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Re: An association for British knife makers...?
double posting in my enthusiasm!
High Priestess of the Small and Foldy...
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07-05-12, 08:46 PM #9VIP Member
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Re: An association for British knife makers...?
That's great Grace. Don't forget to tell Stan Shaw, Trevor Ablett and Reg Cooper. I doubt they'll stumble across it on their own.
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07-05-12, 08:55 PM #10Moderator
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Re: An association for British knife makers...?
Very good
Great to see it up and running and best of luck to all involved in making it a success!My biggest fear in life is that when I die my wife sells all my stuff for what I told her I paid for it!!
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07-05-12, 08:56 PM #11Maker
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Re: An association for British knife makers...?
Yes, it'll be important to help them create them a space as well. They'll need their hands holding and their arms twisting...this is technology, you know! Originally Posted by Iron Hoarder
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07-05-12, 09:03 PM #12VIP Member
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Re: An association for British knife makers...?
Excellent.
Can't wait to see the list of maker added.
Well done on a very clear and well designed site.
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08-05-12, 12:01 AM #13VIP Member
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Re: An association for British knife makers...?
Pretty grown up eh?
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08-05-12, 01:01 AM #14Moderator
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Re: An association for British knife makers...?
Excellent work, well done all.
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Re: An association for British knife makers...?
That's excellent news, Grace; I'm glad it finally got off the ground.
The Confrerie du Couteau de Thiers did a great deal to preserve the knowledge and skills in France, and I hope that the KMA can do that in England.Keith.
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