New guy, a few knives

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Re: New guy, a few knives

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zoogirl wrote: Btw, the cure for sideways pics is to go to edit, hit the framing/cropping feature and take off a little slice of the top or side. Hit ‘done’ and when you post the pic, it will sit up straight.
Thanks Ann. You're already becoming a valued member of AAPK.
I'm pretty sure that just running the image through the crop feature without removing any portion of it will resolve the picture orientation issue. Try it to see. It works for me and several others who have tried it but I can't guarantee success with all devices.

BTW for anyone who is not aware, There is an entire forum dedicated to "Tips & Tricks". A Forum with lots of how to do stuff on AAPK, including threads on picture orientation.
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Awwwww..... :oops:
I’m too young to be this old!
“Hey Ann, gotchyer knife?!”
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Shepherd Hills is the website with the olive green russlock for $29.99
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Howdy! Welcome!!

Knice collection!!
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Welcome to the best knife forum with the best knife folks ANYWHERE!
Keep on showing off your knives. We love pictures!

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ken98k wrote:
Weirbel wrote:I know this is borderline blasphemy, but the Case Russlock is what started me into collecting again. I had never seen anything like them and loved the look when someone on a hunting forum posted a pic of theirs. I had ignored pocket knives for many years other than a junker i had carried in my pocket for work and a large Schrade folder from the 80s i clean deer with.20190217_171104.jpgI cant afford to keep buying case knives at the rate i have been, but the russlock has made me interested in other patterns now. Any need to start babying (mineral oil or wax) on new bone i dont intend to carry? Thanks to all those wgose posts have accelerated this sickness :D
I love Russlocks!
Nice knives Ken! I see we only have the one navy blue bone in common so far, but i want a red one eventually
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Weirbel, Welcome aboard. ::handshake:: I noticed you are willing to work overtime to feed your addiction. That is a sure sign that you are well and truly hooked. Your life is going to be enriched for a long time to come. Your life enriched, yes. Your bank account not so much. :)
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Welcome to AAPK! If you haven't done so yet and you enjoy Case knives, you need to start building your knowledge base by getting some books. One of the members here, knifaholic, has published a very informative book, now in its second edition. Well worth the investment, either edition, I have both but that's just me. :D
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