I am looking for a draw knife/axe?
954090
Try posting a picture of the tool you've got so we can see what it is.
899713
The real Swiss army knife, IIRC, is a Victorinox.\nThere are a number of different models, but you should\nbe able to find one in the range of $25-30, I think.\n\nHavent bought one in a long time, so prices may vary.
443095
DRAW??? You either mean 'drawer' or 'drawing'. I'll go with the latter, and say a 'gun'.
623315
It's not the most popular axe out there.  May not be easy to find.  You can get a reissue at:\n\nwww.fender.com\n\nYou may also want to let these folks know.  They specialize in vintage stuff.  \n\nhttp://www.elderly.com/\n\n\nkeep in mind you probably won't get a really cheap price.  You can get a semi hollow Telecaster, I believe in hi-way one model and mod it to your liking, would probably be cheaper that way.\n\nIf you're looking to buy a guitar because you favorite player uses it, that wouldn't be a smart thing.  Go to a music store and play all of them and pick the one that fits you best.  Telecaster just isn't very comfortable to me, I liked the strat for comfort more than the high end Les Pauls.
1099005
Either draw  knife or a box with a big hole in one side sloping inside like a cone with a small blade along the length of the cone inside and a split to the outside so the shavings can get out.
1087617
Nun-chucks are great to show off and if you practise you can really hurt people with them but they aren't that effective and are hard to carry around.\n\n Switchblade knifes are good too, peoples eyes always light up when you swing one out and makes the "swish swish" sound.\n\n But my fav is this batten I used to have, it was small but big enough to hurt. The other great thing about this batten is it had a knife blade inside it, as the end of the batten screwed off and you screwed the end back on for a fixed blade, it was very cool!\n\n.
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Buck or there is nothing like the Old Timer.\nSwiss army Knives are good as well, Look at the versatility\nof what you need and want.\nI would look at a good sporting good store. Knives have become lighter, stronger and easy to handle.\nChop and Cut ya all
540362
goe here and find what you seek\nhttp://shareware.search.com/search?cat=237&tag=ex.sa.fd.srch.sa_win&q=draw
1095031
check ebay        they will probably have what your looking for
69179
I would try UBID.com. they have all what you need. Or you can try ebay. Even though I dont like to buy stuff like this on ebay.
292533
This is the best that I have found yet. Here is the link to the B&W actions, http://www.thelightsrightstudio.com/TLRB&WConversion.htm .  Check out the rest of the site. The sharpening is also very good.
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Cambodia, Phomn Phen. You can pick one up for $50's US... Although I don't know why you'd want one. & you'd probably be shot for the rest of your belonging & cash & the gun back!
734589
Try going to a local Tool and die shop and have a few made.\nI am sure they can help you for a  reasanoble cost, \nIts very basic Machining.\n\npeace
143139
Carbon Steel is probably your best bet, thats traditional.\n\nSome sword makers today use swedish powdered steel but I hear its really pricey but I like carbon steel better.\n\nI suggest you get some books on the forgeing of Katana, they are expensive books too.\n\nGood Luck, You'll probably need it, it takes alot of practice and experiance to make a good Katana!
212741
you can always try a resale shop or a pawn shop. might get lucky and find one on ebay. might wanna look at item number  7398565109 on ebay. good luck
909966
first go online to swiss army knives then they should have a contact for a dealer in Houston
720043
i would try like mathews bow company, hoyt bow company, knight rifles, mossberg rifles, realtree outfitters. i would go to a local hunting store and look at some of the brands they carry in your area