I would assume that the shop would have to agree, then, It probably would have to be managed by the Capt, the knives would come out of his allowance, which would "dent" his ability to make money....I'm just say'n...
BUT good idea!!

:-)Rocky

I believe Rocky is spot on with the info. Really would impact the Captains quota and the shop would need to be in agreement with the customizations.
But I may be wrong!
Walker

I'm here but I am more into family time of late, more grand kids

The history does NOT need to go away.

Agree Wally! I was digging up some info from 2020 just last evening!!!!

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Like Joe says, getting folks interested in researching the sources here (for free) is frustrating. Mike Mason, Wally, and I continually suggest to Randall FB Group members about the value of perusing the "KTF" for education.

However, many of the "greenhorns" over on the FB Groups want us to quote the answer NOW. Flipping over to Knife Talk Forums to the "Randall Knives of the week #1 - #28" thread appears to be too much effort to find out as to when sawteeth first appeared on Randall Model 18's, for instance.

I always refer to Knife Talk Forums as "The Randall Library".

Right on Buck!

Pap

A...since 2006...I haven't contributed much...but everything I ever needed to know about RMK's I found it here

Buck,

I've always enjoyed "the hunt", whether it be in my hobbies, or my work. I enjoy searching the archives on this forum, because there is so much history, and information within it's pages.

But (I know, Cap's favorite word ), the Facebook crap is getting old. It's the same questions, over & over again. They won't search within the FB groups own history to try and obtain an answer to their questions. (And I'm not sure why, because there sure does seem to be a lot of "experts" over there??) Just easier to ask the question repeatedly. I know the activity on the FB groups exceeds the posts on KTF, but there is no comparison between the two.

You yourself post an extremely lot of information on FB, but my times to search for answers to their questions is becoming shorter as time goes on. Only if the question intrigues myself to know what the answer might be, and it will be this site that I come to, or the Gaddis - Hunt - or Wickersham books.