man now thats a cool knife i collect and id really like to know how to make one or if i could buy one? and what about size? guessing from the railroad rail it was on its about eeh 4 to 5 inches is that about right?
@kingkb95 Thank you. Yes I think it was about 5" long. I plan on making some more this summer. I may do an actual video of making one. I will be selling them for $75 a knife. + $25 if you want a sheath. If you want to reserve one let me know, or I should have some for sale when I post the video.
@southclaw thats really cool i might just have to buy one haha :D and cool id really like to the the whole process of making one, i make a few knives myself im not very good i just grind them out of a cut piece of metal i dont have a forge
@BRATKOV47KALASHNIKOV $75 for a knife + $25 if you want a sheath. Send me an email with your address so that I can check how much the shiping would cost. southclaw@gmail.com
This kind of knife is called a womans knife and was used by viking women for general knifey tasks :p
My girlfriend has one of these, we got it for 25 bucks from a blacksmith at a mideval fair. he forged it on the day. It was pretty awesome watching him work.
Definately not a sultans knife from Assassins creed.
I was looking at your blog, if you ever want to learn how to forge/make knives and about blacksmithing in general I am in N.E. wi and can teach you. You seem to have an interest in it but it looks like you need some instruction.
Have a small knife in almost exactly the same style, made by two Danish blacksmiths who visits my town during christmas :D It's a viking-design of a simple knife usually used for skinning prey and such.
so did you blow off the case hardening on the file with the first few hammer blows or heat it enough to deform that into the blade too. I made a nice knife for my father out of a large file, but in the shaping all the case hardened steel flaked and chiped off and the rest I was able to mold by hammer into a nice piece. elk horn grips hand cut and filed into perfect fit. was nice but I could do way better now than my first time effort. if ya want msg me and I could send you a picture
does anyone know what a good, cheap alternative for an anvil is other than RR tracks or brake drums? thanks in advance, I'm planning on starting metal work now :P
@pkcheeze Any big flat chunk of steel you can find, the bigger the better. Some sort of hardend or tool steel would be better, but you could get away with mild steel if it was big enough, for a bit.
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800$? are you smoking crack or meth or both? you made it from a file im new to blacksmithing and could make that from a firle in 20 minutes and it would cost me all of 3 dollars in pro pain and 5 dollar file. As for that sheath? it looks like garbage
@rbuturla13 If you are going to make comments on videos you should know what you are talking about. First of all, $800 was the price of the other guy’s knife. That was the guy that was advertising on my channel. Secondly you could not forge that knife out in 20 min.. Just goes to show you don’t know what you are talking about. Thirdly that was the first sheath I made. And last of all it is really interesting that you don’t have any videos posted of you forging. :-o
I just finished a big bowie I made for an xmas gift for my brother in law.
I tempered it, and did both the paper cut razor test, and also the razor edge abuse test by chopping a 2x4 in half 3 times, and shaved my leg like a gillette razor.
Check my youtube channel if your interested.
I charge 800$ for a bowie\sheath similar to the one I posted in the video on my y outube channel.
@theUnholySquire I could make a similar one for $100 without a sheath. $25 to $50 for a sheath, depending on how nice you want the sheath. southclaw@gmail.com
Email me and we can talk about it. depending on what you want it could be less.
would you be able to get a video of you forge? pls? i love ur vids and the knives you make and want to try, but im looking for ideas on a good forge, thanks ;)
@redviolin1231 I don't know when I would be able to. I have been busy. I want to get more videos up as soon as I have time. It is just a propane forge I threw together. More pics of knives at zechmooredesign.blogspot.com
@southclaw nah it just looks like that it has some "bubbles" that come when the blade starts sparkling, it just looked like it from this angle but i might be wrong
Yes, I think that knife/sword was purposedly forge for military use. I can't see myself cutting the skin of an apple off or use it to julienne the potatoes but I can see it as smashing through thick cow bones...wait, that could be military.
@ninjazombie15 I could make a similar one for $100 without a sheath. $25 to $50 for a sheath, depending on how nice you want the sheath. southclaw@gmail.com
i love the idea of that anvil, i want to know, where i can get such a ncie piece of railing, should i chop it off an old out of use rail or is that, illegal ?
i belive that this knife was used in the assassins creed2 video game, you can purchase it from a blacksmith and i belive that it is called sultans knife and is from arabia or somthing like that,,,but very good craftsmanship wish i could do somthing like that great work ;) :)
iam learning how to forge can u help me tell me wat kind of metal to use plz i already know how to make hooks but i want to make knifes like that one u make
@GrimReaper91angel There are all kinds of different metals out there that you can buy. If you are wanting to go a cheap rout you can use Nickelson files or leaf springs. If you are going to go the cheap rout you should do some tests on the metal you are using. Harden and temper a test piece and see how it holds an edge. The leaf springs can be cut with a cutoff wheel, for a more manageable size.
First thing you have to do is build a forge. Then get a big chunk of steel for an anvil. If you want to practice before you get your forge up and running, I hear that you can practice with clay. Start to gently hit the clay into shape to see how it works and the best way to make it the shape you want.
@Firenight021 I don't want to be mean, but know what you know and then know what you don't know!!!! Because you don't know what the heck you talking about and I am a member of the Artists, Songwriters, Composers and Publishers....ASCAP Do music police make a lot of money because I was thinking of changing professions. Take Care! Claw you are way more then safe....lol With this song you could add words to it and charge money and still be safe......
LOL I understand, there is also the factor, that with practice, it takes less and less time to do the same thing again. I'd almost bet that if you made a knife almost exactly like it now, you'd do it in half the time. That is how it is with me, used to take me 7 or 8 heats to get something 'right' for drawing a taper or beveling a blade, now I can do it in 3 or 4 heats.
Nice unique design , make a few and look up the nearest renaissance festival. I bet you sell out and come home with orders.
toob247 1 week ago
Very nice!! If you can make a knife of the same design with pattern-welded/damascus steel.....it will rock!!
anilviswas78 1 week ago
Очень красивый.
Shamanestr 1 week ago
man now thats a cool knife i collect and id really like to know how to make one or if i could buy one? and what about size? guessing from the railroad rail it was on its about eeh 4 to 5 inches is that about right?
kingkb95 1 week ago
@kingkb95 Thank you. Yes I think it was about 5" long. I plan on making some more this summer. I may do an actual video of making one. I will be selling them for $75 a knife. + $25 if you want a sheath. If you want to reserve one let me know, or I should have some for sale when I post the video.
southclaw 1 week ago
@southclaw thats really cool i might just have to buy one haha :D and cool id really like to the the whole process of making one, i make a few knives myself im not very good i just grind them out of a cut piece of metal i dont have a forge
kingkb95 1 week ago
очень интересный ножик, вы молодец:-)
denstoyn 4 weeks ago
@denstoyn Thank you. Спасибо ?
southclaw 4 weeks ago
how can i buy this knife?
vchikh 2 months ago
@vchikh This knife I do not have anymore, but I can make more. email me at southclaw@gmail.com and we can talk.
southclaw 2 months ago
@southclaw respect my friend really nice work can you make one for me and ship it to europe if yes how much will it cost?
BRATKOV47KALASHNIKOV 2 weeks ago
@BRATKOV47KALASHNIKOV $75 for a knife + $25 if you want a sheath. Send me an email with your address so that I can check how much the shiping would cost. southclaw@gmail.com
southclaw 2 weeks ago
Not bad. Was this your first attempt?
This kind of knife is called a womans knife and was used by viking women for general knifey tasks :p
My girlfriend has one of these, we got it for 25 bucks from a blacksmith at a mideval fair. he forged it on the day. It was pretty awesome watching him work.
Definately not a sultans knife from Assassins creed.
Psy037 3 months ago
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This video has THE best ending credits.
lardar21 3 months ago
I was looking at your blog, if you ever want to learn how to forge/make knives and about blacksmithing in general I am in N.E. wi and can teach you. You seem to have an interest in it but it looks like you need some instruction.
1overthehillsfaraway 3 months ago
@1overthehillsfaraway Please send me an email, and we can talk.
southclaw 3 months ago
Have a small knife in almost exactly the same style, made by two Danish blacksmiths who visits my town during christmas :D It's a viking-design of a simple knife usually used for skinning prey and such.
MartinTraXAA 4 months ago
Sheith looks cheap compared to the knife..
sbjennings99 4 months ago
@sbjennings99 It was my first sheath.
southclaw 4 months ago
assasins creed 2 so much lol
Themincraftguy 4 months ago
@Themincraftguy This style knife has been around for a long time. It is a Viking style.
southclaw 4 months ago
@southclaw it looks amazing i love it
Themincraftguy 4 months ago
that's like the coolest knife i've ever seen
weetoddtv 5 months ago
im not lovin' the handle but the blade is quite excellent!
nice job.
115alphonzonite 5 months ago
so did you blow off the case hardening on the file with the first few hammer blows or heat it enough to deform that into the blade too. I made a nice knife for my father out of a large file, but in the shaping all the case hardened steel flaked and chiped off and the rest I was able to mold by hammer into a nice piece. elk horn grips hand cut and filed into perfect fit. was nice but I could do way better now than my first time effort. if ya want msg me and I could send you a picture
demnlordd666 5 months ago
Holy shot that first knife was awesome!!
gamehead91 5 months ago
they are quite cool. I expected the usual crappy railroad spike knife and now i saw this. I like your design. What steel do you use
poelsemads 5 months ago
@poelsemads Thank you. That knife was made out of a hand file.
southclaw 5 months ago
The knife looks kind of Viking inspired.
vikingskipdotcom 6 months ago
good knife, looks awesome
redbaron19461676 9 months ago
Huh lol did I see you have a piece cut off a railroad track? haha nice one ! must work perfect too.
butcherer100 9 months ago
Nice
Jpw2325 10 months ago
Nice.
ParasitSam 10 months ago
Dammit... I got lost in the music and had to rewatch this 12 times before I figured out what it's about.
Clockwork orange has changed me o_o
leeham991 10 months ago
@leeham991 Righty Right Right Little Droogy!!
tylerdurden1971 9 months ago
was it oil quenched?
roglet123 11 months ago
@roglet123 No this one was quenched in water. I have since gotten some quenching oil. Less lost blades. :-) This was the first knife that i finished.
southclaw 11 months ago
@southclaw first one finished!? thats really nice. im starting to make my own forge, hope i get something as nice as this
HexagramMan 8 months ago
Cool
MrAdamAndreasen 11 months ago
Wow you made this by hand?! This is very well done
PLURscopeZ 11 months ago
I think u shud put paracord on the hand for better grip abd comfort
baj1198 11 months ago
reminds me of the knife from Assassin's Creed 2
DanTheShotokanKid 1 year ago
ok thanks
blacksmither1 1 year ago
i tried doing this and it turned out differently what stock size did u use?
blacksmither1 1 year ago
@blacksmither1 I made it out of a file.
southclaw 1 year ago
the knife is it a good throwing knife
agentkapser 1 year ago
Do you sell theses?
nephilium67 1 year ago
@nephilium67 Yes I do. zechmooredesign.blogspot.com southclaw@gmail.com
southclaw 1 year ago
does anyone know what a good, cheap alternative for an anvil is other than RR tracks or brake drums? thanks in advance, I'm planning on starting metal work now :P
pkcheeze 1 year ago
@pkcheeze Any big flat chunk of steel you can find, the bigger the better. Some sort of hardend or tool steel would be better, but you could get away with mild steel if it was big enough, for a bit.
southclaw 1 year ago
thats badass
mrwtsfhc 1 year ago
that knife is sweet
glockfan86 1 year ago
thats like from assassins creed 2 lol awesome!
mysteriothebest619 1 year ago
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800$? are you smoking crack or meth or both? you made it from a file im new to blacksmithing and could make that from a firle in 20 minutes and it would cost me all of 3 dollars in pro pain and 5 dollar file. As for that sheath? it looks like garbage
rbuturla13 1 year ago
@rbuturla13 If you are going to make comments on videos you should know what you are talking about. First of all, $800 was the price of the other guy’s knife. That was the guy that was advertising on my channel. Secondly you could not forge that knife out in 20 min.. Just goes to show you don’t know what you are talking about. Thirdly that was the first sheath I made. And last of all it is really interesting that you don’t have any videos posted of you forging. :-o
southclaw 1 year ago 18
holy crap its the sultans knife from assasins creed 2!
parker9a10 1 year ago
thats a steep price for a almost worthless knife
greenwade55 1 year ago
thats one of the sickest knives ive ever seen
narb731 1 year ago
very nice work.
I just finished a big bowie I made for an xmas gift for my brother in law.
I tempered it, and did both the paper cut razor test, and also the razor edge abuse test by chopping a 2x4 in half 3 times, and shaved my leg like a gillette razor.
Check my youtube channel if your interested.
I charge 800$ for a bowie\sheath similar to the one I posted in the video on my y outube channel.
CodyOebel 1 year ago
Music was on the computer... atleast you're honest!
mattyg2k10 1 year ago
Just like the Assassins Creed 2 Knife =)
XDeathRaze777X 1 year ago 32
@XDeathRaze777X One of these days I am going to have to play Assassins Creed 2 so that I can see what everyone is talking about.
southclaw 1 year ago 3
@southclaw just look up on google, assassins creed sultans knife. itll save you alot of headakes
kaldicuct 1 year ago
@kaldicuct ahh I finnaly saw what everyone is talking about. I could make that!
southclaw 1 year ago
@XDeathRaze777X
HEHE this type of knife is a "woman's knife" from the Iron Age -> Medival Period
poelsemads 1 year ago
@XDeathRaze777X i thought that too! lol thats my favorite knife in the game.
yourmombetrollinonme 8 months ago
@XDeathRaze777X HAHAHAHAHAHA! I was thinking the same thing! I want this knife SOOOO BAD! :D
J88Wolf 1 month ago
How much would you sell a knife like that for???
theUnholySquire 1 year ago
@theUnholySquire I could make a similar one for $100 without a sheath. $25 to $50 for a sheath, depending on how nice you want the sheath. southclaw@gmail.com
Email me and we can talk about it. depending on what you want it could be less.
southclaw 1 year ago
@southclaw What about the patterns?
AshThEpSYcHo 1 year ago
@AshThEpSYcHo patterns? This knife was not pattern welded. What you see on the knife is just hammer marks, left on the knife.
southclaw 1 year ago
@southclaw They look pretty damn cool.
AshThEpSYcHo 1 year ago
@AshThEpSYcHo Thank you.
southclaw 1 year ago
would you be able to get a video of you forge? pls? i love ur vids and the knives you make and want to try, but im looking for ideas on a good forge, thanks ;)
redviolin1231 1 year ago
@redviolin1231 I don't know when I would be able to. I have been busy. I want to get more videos up as soon as I have time. It is just a propane forge I threw together. More pics of knives at zechmooredesign.blogspot.com
southclaw 1 year ago
oh so sexy. i just want it up me.
roadsofethiopia 1 year ago
sultans knife! For the Win
mychuzzle13 1 year ago
just, thats, just,, just, ART!!!!
sam1000H 1 year ago
beautiful.
matrox999 1 year ago
I love your work. how long does it generally take you to do something like this?
iamtheraven2011 1 year ago
@iamtheraven2011 Maby two days for one like that. I am a little out of practice so my arm may get soar a little sooner. :-D
southclaw 1 year ago
nice improvised anvil
killernat 1 year ago
if i see right you hav burned the the carbon out of the first knife :/ good work still
poppamies907 1 year ago
@poppamies907 Nooo.... I am not sure how you came up with that asumption.
southclaw 1 year ago
@southclaw nah it just looks like that it has some "bubbles" that come when the blade starts sparkling, it just looked like it from this angle but i might be wrong
poppamies907 1 year ago
sultans knife!
rickster1122334455 1 year ago
Yes, I think that knife/sword was purposedly forge for military use. I can't see myself cutting the skin of an apple off or use it to julienne the potatoes but I can see it as smashing through thick cow bones...wait, that could be military.
popcorn4two 1 year ago
how did you swirl the handle?
lifeisdeath99 1 year ago
@lifeisdeath99 Heat and twist.
southclaw 1 year ago
i would call it a satan knife NO IM NOT WICKIN I AM A CHRISTIAN I THINK
TheUV123 1 year ago
That is one sexy blade my friend
TheSpunFire 1 year ago
Great Work ~
thazero13 1 year ago
cool i love it
maris2812 1 year ago
nice nife
zacchopper66 1 year ago
where did you get the rr track anvil?
nedge46 1 year ago
@nedge46 someone gave it to me. I have a vulcan anvil now.
southclaw 1 year ago
that is one slick lookin knife! great work!
CmGHaures 1 year ago
@CmGHaures Thank you.
southclaw 1 year ago
@CmGHaures its the one from assassins creed 2
GOLDDEAGS 1 year ago
epic handle
ishouldplayzelda 1 year ago
how much do you charge for one of these? i reall would like to have one
ninjazombie15 1 year ago
@ninjazombie15 I could make a similar one for $100 without a sheath. $25 to $50 for a sheath, depending on how nice you want the sheath. southclaw@gmail.com
southclaw 1 year ago
@southclaw ok send me your email and we might be able to set up a deal
ninjazombie15 1 year ago
@ninjazombie15 it is southclaw@gmail.com
southclaw 1 year ago
i love the idea of that anvil, i want to know, where i can get such a ncie piece of railing, should i chop it off an old out of use rail or is that, illegal ?
masicklazik 1 year ago
i belive that this knife was used in the assassins creed2 video game, you can purchase it from a blacksmith and i belive that it is called sultans knife and is from arabia or somthing like that,,,but very good craftsmanship wish i could do somthing like that great work ;) :)
NIKers96 1 year ago
does anybody know the name of the song?
emocircusops 1 year ago
is there a name for this type of knife
jdog3344 1 year ago
@jdog3344 I do not know if it has a name but it is like the knives the Vikings used to use.
southclaw 1 year ago
@jdog3344 it is a sultans knife
homeMADEninjaz 1 year ago
@jdog3344 From what i've heard, it's called a "Sultan Knife". Though im not sure about the sources.
solitajre222 1 year ago
i like your style.... can i have it?
ThePocoamisto 1 year ago
@ThePocoamisto No you can not. It was made to order, for someone. I can make you one if you would like to buy one though.
southclaw 1 year ago
@southclaw depends on how much
ThePocoamisto 1 year ago
@ThePocoamisto Contact me at southclaw@gmail.com and we can talk about it.
southclaw 1 year ago
that is like a blade from HELL
alexjbove 1 year ago
thats more like a short sword/machete
DeathMasterAn 1 year ago
Assassins Creed
xAudriee 1 year ago 7
@xAudriee Historical Viking knife.
southclaw 1 year ago
@xAudriee Exactly! Sultans knife from Assassin's Creed 2.
ToolWhisperer 1 year ago
iam learning how to forge can u help me tell me wat kind of metal to use plz i already know how to make hooks but i want to make knifes like that one u make
GrimReaper91angel 1 year ago
@GrimReaper91angel There are all kinds of different metals out there that you can buy. If you are wanting to go a cheap rout you can use Nickelson files or leaf springs. If you are going to go the cheap rout you should do some tests on the metal you are using. Harden and temper a test piece and see how it holds an edge. The leaf springs can be cut with a cutoff wheel, for a more manageable size.
southclaw 1 year ago
Assasins Creed much???
eybooboo 1 year ago
@eybooboo No. It was the knife the guy wanted me to make. It is actualy a Viking design.
southclaw 1 year ago
that looks like one from assassins creed 2
lukeymunk 1 year ago
stupid ugly thing ass
goodlive3 1 year ago
very elegant
fishtankbank 1 year ago
#WARNIG NOOBISH COMMENT#
that looks like one of the knife's from assassin's creed 2
btw i really appreciate the craft/skill i would enjoy having a go sometime in the future
natural89mystic 1 year ago
i love it,,, that is great
webbcityglassman 1 year ago
Sweet!
bassfuryvi 1 year ago
that knife is awsome. most of these rail spike knives people make on here are total shit.
asssface2000 1 year ago
That's really nice. It shows good planning in the handle. The twists stop at the bend, then start again. 5 stars!
kingolaf99 1 year ago
bull shit you made that from 1 file
dizzaeble 1 year ago
Yes I did. You should not comment on stuff you don't know about.
southclaw 1 year ago 6
made a great knife there. good job. 5 stars
mlacey56 2 years ago
sweet knife? did you also quench it after shaping? and what did you use as a forge?
btw, congratulations you found two wrong ways of spelling "handle" :)
mrkiky 2 years ago
Thank you. I use a gas forge that I built. Yes I know I can't spell.
southclaw 2 years ago
@mrkiky Yes I did quench it. A knife that is not hard is just a chunk of steel.
southclaw 1 year ago
very nice knife if you ask me....
alchemy135 2 years ago
hey could u send me a good way to start forging cuase its somting i always wanted to do
astroth105 2 years ago
First thing you have to do is build a forge. Then get a big chunk of steel for an anvil. If you want to practice before you get your forge up and running, I hear that you can practice with clay. Start to gently hit the clay into shape to see how it works and the best way to make it the shape you want.
southclaw 2 years ago
My dad used to use a piece of railroad rail as an anvil when he was 13. now we use a real anvil. cool knives.
MrQuarterkid 2 years ago
I got an old anvil that I use now.
southclaw 2 years ago
Southclaw, loved the improvised anvil!
roninslam 2 years ago
@Firenight021 I don't want to be mean, but know what you know and then know what you don't know!!!! Because you don't know what the heck you talking about and I am a member of the Artists, Songwriters, Composers and Publishers....ASCAP Do music police make a lot of money because I was thinking of changing professions. Take Care! Claw you are way more then safe....lol With this song you could add words to it and charge money and still be safe......
simickua 2 years ago 2
ASSCAP?
knifecollector93 2 years ago
really cool. Do you do this for fun? ...or do you sell the blades?
tarjr94 2 years ago
Both. The more I sell the more I can make. :-)
southclaw 2 years ago
Very nice, I like the upswept point to the blade, looks like it would be a very good skinner. How long did it take you to forge it out?
jiro9cuts0001 2 years ago
I don't remember. It has been a long time. It was one of my first knives.
southclaw 2 years ago
LOL I understand, there is also the factor, that with practice, it takes less and less time to do the same thing again. I'd almost bet that if you made a knife almost exactly like it now, you'd do it in half the time. That is how it is with me, used to take me 7 or 8 heats to get something 'right' for drawing a taper or beveling a blade, now I can do it in 3 or 4 heats.
jiro9cuts0001 2 years ago
Right on.
southclaw 2 years ago
what song
facegnawer 2 years ago
good job !
brewa90 2 years ago
nice...
TheBowhunter357 2 years ago
Very, very nice blade. The handle looks very well made, and the blade in whole also.
zinc890 2 years ago
that`s what i call daim!! lol good jobe deserv a real prize for that
grime909 2 years ago
the first knife is a wicked knife. might i ask, how did you bend the handle
TheEthanaldo322 2 years ago
Heated it up in the forge and bent it around.
southclaw 2 years ago
the first knife was very good
ps3callofduty4 2 years ago
im sry but a knife of such beauty needs a better crafted sheath
spasblad 2 years ago 3
Yes I know. But it was the first sheath that I made. I am getting better at it.
southclaw 2 years ago
Nicely done! What type of steel? Looks like 'patch' knife from colonial US. Again well done.
howes1960 3 years ago
I made it out of a large file. So I don't know what kind of steel lol
southclaw 2 years ago
depends on the file, tough it is most likely high carbon steel, probably holds a good edge, did you quench in oil or water? or did you temper it
Macju92 2 years ago
I quenched it in water.
southclaw 2 years ago
All Most all american files are "W2" tool steel
revhard05 2 years ago
Alot of newer files are being made of O-1 though.
MrIronman1979 2 years ago
This is actualy the song I.C.P. used for the song ''Pass the axe'' I just noticed that.
windowwisher 3 years ago 2
It's an old viking era style knife, a womans-knife. Woman carried it by the belt and used it for pretty much everything.
kaxitaksi 3 years ago 2
Neat knife. I've made a few similar pieces. Looks like nice clean forging. How long have you been at it?
banjodan99 3 years ago 13
Not very long. That is the second knife that I have finished. First sheath that I have made.
southclaw 3 years ago
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after i seen this wideo, i wnt down to toilet and take a huuuuuge damp. then i got a brain cancer. not nice
dear2world 3 years ago
Nice job.
I love those type of knives, traditional, rustic and beautiful, all at the same time.
I don't make them that way myself, but I sure like them.
Conan568 3 years ago 13
apologies, meant to push the thumbs up and pushed wrong icon???This is good comment from C568, he speaks from experience.
howes1960 3 years ago