| Martin Combs (roundturn@hotmail.com) |
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| Last updated 2006-11-01 |
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Marty Combs lives in Elizabeth, NC and served in the US Coast Guard until his retirement in 2006. He makes a lot of very pretty things
as well as being one of the premier suppliers of knotting supplies, books and some damn fine cotton codline and cotton small
ropes. His #15 is one of the staples of my knotting and his homepage is HERE if you need supplies. You can't do business with a
nicer or more trustworthy individual.
Marty has many items posted to Dan Callhan's Knotical Arts site... go poke around in there and you'll find all sorts of wonders!
as well as being one of the premier suppliers of knotting supplies, books and some damn fine cotton codline and cotton small
ropes. His #15 is one of the staples of my knotting and his homepage is HERE if you need supplies. You can't do business with a
nicer or more trustworthy individual.
Marty has many items posted to Dan Callhan's Knotical Arts site... go poke around in there and you'll find all sorts of wonders!
"Here's a few photos of a cane I just finished. I think I did pretty good for a piece of bamboo that I pulled out of a dumpster. I should
have put longer crowning on the top part but I'll do that on my next try. I got a nice piece of black bamboo that I'm going to use hemp on
for the knotwork: I think it should come out good." (2006-11-01)
have put longer crowning on the top part but I'll do that on my next try. I got a nice piece of black bamboo that I'm going to use hemp on
for the knotwork: I think it should come out good." (2006-11-01)
I had occasion to call Marty once, and when this deep voice answered the phone, I assumed it was he, but it was his son! Obviously,
the photos below are from a somewhat earlier date as his son is now 21! (32!)
A pair of tillers Marty did for a friend when he was stationed in New England some years ago.
the photos below are from a somewhat earlier date as his son is now 21! (32!)
A pair of tillers Marty did for a friend when he was stationed in New England some years ago.
