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Hello From The Okanagan

Discussion in 'New Member Introductions' started by Ryaninthevines, May 27, 2017.

  1. Ryaninthevines

    Ryaninthevines New Member

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    Good day everyone, I am not currently a knife maker but am interested in learning what i can.
     
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  2. Grahamm

    Grahamm Active Member

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    Hi. I'm fairly new here too but there seems to be some real skilled folks here who are willing to help so this is a great place to start.
     
  3. ConnorBC

    ConnorBC Active Member

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    Welcome! :)

    I'm pretty sure you came to the right place! I spend a lot of time reading posts here and that alone can teach a Newbie a lot! :)
     
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  4. Kevin Cox

    Kevin Cox KC knives

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    Welcome to the forum . It's a nice place to learn and don't be shy to ask questions.
     
  5. dancom

    dancom Dust Maker Legend Member

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    Kwesi New Member

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    Welcome. The forum is a friendly place to learn. Members are helpful.
     
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    John Noon Well-Known Member

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    Welcome to the forum, lots to learn here by some impressive craftsman
     
  8. Griff

    Griff Active Member

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    Welcome, this place is awesome for knife makers of all skill levels!
     
  9. Ryaninthevines

    Ryaninthevines New Member

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    Thanks everyone, so far just learning and exploring and even considering in the future to play with forging. Something about making something out of hunk of steel through heating it and beating it or just cutting and shaping seems therapeutic but right now have other $$ responsibilities maybe there is someone in my neck of the woods that will be willing to help with showing things eventually because youtube is great but sometimes you can't get a camera in the spot to see everything going on (cameras and heat and sparks from a grinder don't mix well as some videos have shown lol)
     

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