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They will both be for sale the minute the blade show door swing open @ high noon on friday. Send me your name and contact # i can put you in the books if would like.

triple draw, double cryo, hollow ground on big wheel, cpm154 the stamp on the blade says 154cm simply because i am not spending 100. on a stamp that says cpm and i dont think theyre is a lick of diff in the two steels for the most part. The stag knife has a hand finsh and the micarta knife has a 600 grit as ground finish. I dont know who you are however i think by looking at some your post you know who's pattern it is.Thanks Rick Menefeequote=Lawdwaz]

Those are great looking lines! I'd say those are going to be a hit. More specs please..........[/quote]

I really like that pattern Rick. Don't one of the Bose connection make a fixed like that too ? I think it was called a swinger or flipper or something ?

This is a new neck knife. I made it for the blade show. Its a one of but i kept the pattern and maybe if the mood strikes me we can do a group buy in the future. Its very small but steal a tool that will work if its all you have. I think it would be great in the boat or the farm when you need to do a small job.

spec:
name: The Dink
blade: 154cm cryo treatment
handle: fossilized walrus Teeny Weenie
and features a taperd tang and swedge work

The DINK Knife......I like that......

Rick, your web site looks great!

I carry a Charles May handi-scandi, which appears to be about the same size in my pocket. It's amazing what you can do with a knife that size. Mine's cleaned a number of deer and hogs because it's always with me. Let me know if you decide to make another one.

I like that cute lil' bastard

If ever U saw the size of Rick's hands,that couldn't have been easy to grind

Got a pic of him with his personal favorite hunting knife and in his hand it looks like a paperclip.

I have a 3 finger which a Guy Named Dan Burke started making in the 70's and he referred to it as this name. I mod the pattern he gave me just a little. A lot of cowboys carry it with a loopsless sheath in theyre pocket around this part of the world. I thought it might be a little big for a neck knife. Maybe get in the way?? The "DINK" is so small i think the neck knife sheath would be great for it and like your saying i think a guy could do a lot of jobs with it. I hollow ground it on a 14 inch wheel and its a whicked little tool. I have a couple fed law enforcemnt investigators buddys that called when they saw it and ordered one.

quote=Ron]Rick, your web site looks great!
I carry a Charles May handi-scandi, which appears to be about the same size in my pocket. It's amazing what you can do with a knife that size. Mine's cleaned a number of deer and hogs because it's always with me. Let me know if you decide to make another one.[/quote]

you guys quit picking on ricks size, any one who has met rick knows hes a dwarf

I'd not call him that to his face, but ole Rick and I ain't either one tiny.

that dink pattern might be called the "mighty miget"--cranky 72

That is a great name. I have another neck knife in mind to build it looks like a mighty miget. DINK is the name of this model and will be so because of all the good memmories.

Rick's a helluva guy who makes some great fixed blades and
outstanding slip joints. He's a big ole' fella and some am I! Both from the country and love knives, Booze and smacking midgets! I can't wait to see the the "Dink" pattern. IT's going to be a neck breaker...

JB

mtnman dont let him fool you, he's just a old softy, aint ya rick? i was just yankin ricks chain, he know how i am

This another gman that works with me and dowell.He also makes knives. Vmc custom knives may have a few on hand ? I think he maybe fixing to get another load? First thing Vince told me theyre were no sharp corners on his knives. cra1 uses a knives everyday. Therefore he knows how a tool should feel! Bret is doing his heat treat @ present so you know its perfect. Vince also told me his grinds were thin. Grind and heat treat is everything! When i started makeing knives i could count on one hand how many knivemakers were in okie-land. For guys buying custom knives today theyre getting so many choices. What a great time to be a consumer!

damn, another shooter and a knife maker and an okie to boot, we're outnumbered.

Dale you know from being in texas. Okie land
have
better looking woman
sharper knives
colder beer
better huntin
better fishing
better cattle
cleaner air
less people
better shooters
better guns
and the only reason you guys kill more prisoners is because your twice as big.

All I can tell ya is there ain't no dinks in Texas.

yip and i know why!