Knife Photography
- singin46
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Re: Knife Photography
Ok guess it's my turn again. I don't have the inventory you do but here's something else! And pile side!
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Re: Knife Photography
Nice pic and i love that knife Perry....very nice 
My name is Tim and i'm a stagoholic.
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Thanks Tim! I've got some darkening to do yet but this is the shot after sanding.
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Re: Knife Photography
Perry can i borrow some of your trinkets?
All i have is this old seashell that was left on the table after the neighbor closed down his garage sell
All i have is this old seashell that was left on the table after the neighbor closed down his garage sell
My name is Tim and i'm a stagoholic.
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I tell ya, that's some nice stag on that GEC! Think about this Tim, if you have some old coins, old ruler or old skeleton key layin round, they make good props too!
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Great photos Tim and Perry. Such nice knives too. I am going to lower the tone a bit with these two: both have lost the tip on the main blade before I ever saw them.
Mel
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""Trinkets ????""_________ yep*** that's what he said
_______________"Trinkets" !!!!!!!! 
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How do you like that beaver tail?I have been thinking of getting one just don't know that much about them.
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Great knife !!!! a little heavy for some to carry,but I like the bigger knives (4 inch) ---same size as the 2014 AAPK club knives ---they are sorta hard to findJdub wrote:How do you like that beaver tail?I have been thinking of getting one just don't know that much about them.
PS___this one is for sale ,if you are looking
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My buddy, Monkey Man. You are a reincarnation of my dearly departed father, gone these past 26 years. (sometimes it seems like it was just yesterday). That man never threw away anything! He had a box that nails for a pneumatic nailer came in and it was full of "trinkets". Some he picked up on the job, some were leftovers from a project. For years it was the first place I went when I needed a screw, bracket, nail or some such and didn't have it in my assortment of "trinkets". It seldom let me down.big monk wrote:""Trinkets ????""_________ yep*** that's what he said_______________"Trinkets" !!!!!!!!
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"The #72 pattern has got to be pretty close to the perfect knife."
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Re: Knife Photography
jerryd6818 wrote:My buddy, Monkey Man. You are a reincarnation of my dearly departed father, gone these past 26 years. (sometimes it seems like it was just yesterday). That man never threw away anything! He had a box that nails for a pneumatic nailer came in and it was full of "trinkets". Some he picked up on the job, some were leftovers from a project. For years it was the first place I went when I needed a screw, bracket, nail or some such and didn't have it in my assortment of "trinkets". It seldom let me down.big monk wrote:""Trinkets ????""_________ yep*** that's what he said_______________"Trinkets" !!!!!!!!
Jerry I've got a large metal pot like that stashed under my workbench. An old friend of mine, (a noted packrat) gave me a pot full of misc. trinkets 20+ years ago. I've used no telling how many screws, bolts, springs and what have you out of that pot over the years. Whenever I have some odd ball item that's currently of no use to me what so ever, I toss it into that pot. It's amazing how often something I put in there a few years prior is just what I need for my current project..............Maybe there's a lesson there somewhere.
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Re: Knife Photography
I have a bunch of plastic Gatorade containers full of various bits and pieces of stuff. I hate to throw away an extra screw or bolt that comes with something, and sometimes when I throw stuff away I pull some parts that I think may someday be useful. They usually are not.
Mel
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All that stuff can sure come in very handy while on a project and you're looking for just that right size screw or nail!
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Hey Monk, is that red stag on the UNXLD you posted one page back? I know it says natural stag on the main blade but was just wondering cause it has so much red in it! Awesome! 
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Re: Knife Photography
Perry_____ that's a "thick" Natural Stag by name*****____________ looking for a new home too ??? 
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Re: Knife Photography
Very good photos and knives, Tim! Here is one of mine. If you do not believe that wharncliffe is sharp, I will post a photo of my finger to prove it!
Mel
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Here's some of my current favs! 2 Washington Jacks on the 77 frame. And the BF 2014 stag Jack also on the 77 frame. And finally a TC Barlow on the 15 frame.
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Re: Knife Photography
Great looking knives guys!
Sweet lineup Perry!
Sweet lineup Perry!
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