Who is Dave?

I’m just another guy. I work in the information technology field so typing and being at a computer is second nature to me (first nature I guess). I like to write and sometimes getting stuff out on “paper” helps me to “decompress”.

I don’t really write this stuff for anyone in particular. I just like to write and it’s available to me, so I do it.

I’m a happily married Christian father. I try very hard not to swear but sometimes it comes out and believe me, I don’t feel good about it when it does. I actually beat myself up pretty good about it. It’s just one of those things that I need to stop doing. I need to stop swearing all together. I know I can do it and I eventually will get there. Until then, I’m sorry for the times that a bad word or two slips out. However when people are cruel to animals or other people it really gets me going.

I’m also a lover of quality cutlery. I mostly enjoy folding knives. I don’t view knives as stabby horror weapons like Hollywood portrays them. I use my knives as tools only and that’s all they will ever be to me. I don’t like to open boxes with my teeth or keys and since God didn’t give me claws I prefer to use my God given brain to figure out that I can use man’s oldest tool to help. I’m very partial to Spyderco, RAT Cutlery, Kershaw, and Victorinox. I feel that Spyderco just makes unbelievable knives that are very useful, albeit some of their knives look weird. Spyderco knives are however THE most comfortable knives when holding them in your hand. They build them in a very form follows function manner.  I like that.  They have the perfectly round opening hole (The Spyderhole). I prefer the perfectly round hole as a way to open a knife rather than thumbstuds.  A select few other companies still make quality knives. I will not get into the Benchmade vs. Spyderco argument here. “Google it” if you must.

If anybody actually reads this, and wants to ask questions please feel free to do so. I’m actually quite enthused as this blog has gotten 22,402 hits total [as of Jul. 7th 2009] and on a good day I get 300+ hits a day. :)   I’m blown away by this.

Thanks for reading if you are one of the few!

Enjoy,
Dave

3 Comments Add your own

  • 1. Dave  |  October 26, 2006 at 12:33 am

    I saw some of your posts on Benchmade forums. Nice watch by the way. Interesting site you have here, going back to peruse all. I just started to read the Smoking story…correct! Going back to peruse all.

    Keep the Faith!

  • 2. Dave  |  October 26, 2006 at 12:44 am

    Thanks! :)

    Are you from the Benchmade forum or did you just stumble across this site?  I thought I posted my watch picture over at the Spyderco forum. :)
    I appreciate the comment. I don’t get very many and I read them all.

    God Bless,
    Dave (DaveSays)

  • 3. Sid Crow  |  October 27, 2008 at 9:09 am

    Hello Dave
    Did you find the brass rod and tubing you need for the Mule handle?Also you might take a look at ADI Glendale AZ for iron wood and other cool wood scale material. The lanyard hole tubing is 1/4 inch and the pins I am using are 3/8 they fit the hole perfect.I think Quickbeam used 1/4 inch tubing and pins then used epoxy to fill in the difference.I think a little larger pins will look good IMHO.Just let me know if you need any help finding the material.
    Sid
    AKA Crowbar1

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