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Re: RE: A Question For Dads--long response
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Posted by Joshua/Bladesmith on February 01, 2004 at 05:29:36 from (216.104.132.214):
In Reply to: RE: A Question For Dads--long response posted by Buzzman72 on January 31, 2004 at 09:33:52:
Hey y'all
I'm in 10 grade and homeschooled.I get up at 6:00am every morning of the week.At 8:00am
we start school and don't end till about
4:30pm.Then when my Dad gets home I go with
him to shoe horses.I trim the hooves then he
comes behind and checks my work and shoes them.
On Saturday at my choice I go and work at a
local car shop.And when I have time I make knives,the real one's.I also have a Farmall
Super C at I am rebuilding and a 71 Cheyenne
truck with a 350sb that I have built up
alot.Then I have a 51 F-5 Ford with a flat-head
v-8 I'm working on.NO my Dad didn't buy all this
for me.I BUSTED my butt for it.Know body just
gave it to me.If y'all ever have some ? on
metals.Making knives I know alot about
different types of high carbon steels.You can
take a knife I make and cut slivers of mild steel
and still shave hair. Just my 2 cents worth.
Joshua/Bladesmith
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