My 1st podcast

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My 1st podcast

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Ok... I'm definitely not a pro, but no one can say I'm not trying. :)

Before I add this to list on the site, I would like to make sure it is worthy. Your opinions and some constructive critisism / suggestions would be most appreciated. ::tu::

Beware; It's kinda long and may be a bit boring ::shrug::

http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/aud ... p?author=2

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Great info,especially for young knifers. ::tu::
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Good info Bryan! ::tu::

One thing that you did not address is the rapidly increasing value of some of the patterns of companies that have recently gone out of business. While most of this is a short lived (I think) phenomenon, it is none the less a good investment strategy. I purchased a few Beckers just before Camillus closed. I am shocked at the prices they are currently bringing on ebay.

This type of investing takes a more in depth knowledge of the knife market & of the company than the average casual collector has. But, for those who know the market, it can be quite lucrative in the short term.

Personal, knife collecting is a hobby that I enjoy immensely. I enjoy collecting, & trading, not selling.

I suppose my children will have one heck of a garage sale! :mrgreen:

Excellent pod cast. ::tu:: Very informative.

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Post by gmusic »

Hey Orvet,

I'll need your address for that sale! I'm 52 though, I probably won't be around.

Good job Bryan.

Maybe on your p/c you can address knife cleaning, handling and storage, which would be helpful to many.


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Hey Bryan you did a great job on the podcast. ::tu:: :) Very informative and useful, thanks. You have me looking forward to more of them, this podcast idea was really a great idea and I find myself eating up the extra knife information..

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By the way I have cloned your voice now and will be using it to access your secret knife slush fund. I just figured you should know.. :roll:
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Thats a great podcast Bryan, really learned alot. Thanks buddy ::tu::

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8) A STAR IS BORN! Very good Bryan, looking forward to your next pod

cast. ::tu::
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Post by upnorth »

Great podcast, Bryan! It focuses a few things for me, and happily justifies my regular buying habits. I bought some high quality Case knives years ago, and they are easily keeping up, and surpassing your projected returns but more important, I can look at and handle them any time I want!!
Please bring us some more of your opinions!!
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Good job Bryan!!! I enjoyed it ::tu::
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Post by Blade Runner »

Bryan, that was really very good, your podcast will make a super addition to the site. I look forward to hearing more both from you and David. Your thoughts are well taken, and thanks again for this valuable and informative site.
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Post by Bryan »

Thanks fellas.

Feels like high school speach class all over again ::paranoid:: .

Next time I'll try to find a more interesting topic and try to be more succinct. I should have included some stuff about Schrade, Cammillus, Case Classics, older Bulldogs, etc... I do think the concept relates.

The feedback is appreciated!
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