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**Bill Harsey** · 06-11-2013, 10:29

Nucleusbrains,
The reason I'd asked you to stand down is this thread was started by CW3SF, a Quiet Professional, to show his new knife.

Your post was off topic for this thread and the lack of situational awareness got my attention.

I had seen the video you speak of a long time ago and had forgotten about it.

Here is my design philosophy regarding the Yarborough Knife, if your entering the Dakar Rally, you don't drive a D-8 Cat.

I grew up logging in Oregon and understand any piece of equipment can be broken and have probably helped break my share.
My heritage is of mountain men, mule skinners, sailors, loggers, hunters and yes, soldiers.
I was brought up among men and women who understood what a knife was supposed to do while managing to made a living in tough places.
Those lessons were passed down to me.

Nucleusbrains, since we are this far down the trail of changing the topic here you are cleared hot to continue posting in this thread if you would like.

06-11-2013, 10:29	#28
Bill Harsey Bladesmith to the Quiet Professionals Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Oregon, Land of the Silver Grey Sunsets Posts: 3,886	Nucleusbrains, The reason I'd asked you to stand down is this thread was started by CW3SF, a Quiet Professional, to show his new knife. Your post was off topic for this thread and the lack of situational awareness got my attention. I had seen the video you speak of a long time ago and had forgotten about it. Here is my design philosophy regarding the Yarborough Knife, if your entering the Dakar Rally, you don't drive a D-8 Cat. I grew up logging in Oregon and understand any piece of equipment can be broken and have probably helped break my share. My heritage is of mountain men, mule skinners, sailors, loggers, hunters and yes, soldiers. I was brought up among men and women who understood what a knife was supposed to do while managing to made a living in tough places. Those lessons were passed down to me. Nucleusbrains, since we are this far down the trail of changing the topic here you are cleared hot to continue posting in this thread if you would like.
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