All About Pocket Knives

sunknife you turned an inexpensive knife into a real beauty. Well done, sir.

I just like this......

That looks comfortable on you Scott. A perfect fit.

Eustace wrote:Bulgalian sharpness test

That knife must be very sharp. I see those slices you made are soooooo thin that they only have one side!

Great photos from everyone!

This is a closeup of the bone on an old Robeson.

Looks like a herd of knives comin'...

Thinking that is a great creative shot Scott.

Ultimate sharpness test. This is done with one hand WITHOUT holding the tomato.

Quick Steel wrote:Thinking that is a great creative shot Scott.

I'm thinking the same.

Jtx, you can post that everyday for the next week and I would not be tired of it.
Very creative Scott, you photo seems to be 'to the point'.
Eustace that is indeed sharp. I cut myself just looking at the pic.

Great looking bone jtx.
FFF, that has a lot of teeth to it. Good pic.
Eustace that prove it's nasty sharp. Just the way we like 'em.

Like them both Iman.

As always, some great photos posted here.

I was very busy for a while and now my computer is acting up. My photo software crashed. I'm going to try and uninstall and re-install, see if that fixes the problem.

This is a pic I shot for another thread and the last one before the software crashed.

Dressing the edges...

That is an interesting assortment/variety Squach.

Sasquach wrote:Dressing the edges...

Been wondering where you have been. Haven’t seen a post from you for a good while. Hope you get it figured out on the technology. Helpful hint, go to an Apple. You won’t have those problems.
Nice pics.
Mark

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Quick Steel wrote:That is an interesting assortment/variety Squach.

Yeah, I tend to accumulate knives of all kinds. People who know I collect will give me knives as gifts, some are knowledgeable about knives and others are not but it's the thought that counts. Plus I can't pass a flea-market or yard sale without looking to see if they have any interesting knives. So I end up with a wide variety of cutting implements.

Sharpnshinyknives wrote:

Sasquach wrote:Dressing the edges...

Been wondering where you have been. Haven’t seen a post from you for a good while. Hope you get it figured out on the technology. Helpful hint, go to an Apple. You won’t have those problems.
Nice pics.
Mark

Still working on the software issue but I'm able to use windows Paint to edit my photos.....even though I dislike the app. and don't have much experience with it.

BladePirate, You photo is striking. Very creative. Well done.

I agree with QS BladePirate, nice shot!

My latest addition to the canoe armada just arrived, I shot this pic for the canoe thread.

doglegg wrote:Great work on the dye job. 100% improvement. Very warm.

Thanks doglegg. Its fun altering bone handles with dye and I'm comfortable doing it on the cheap knives.

Steve Warden wrote:

doglegg wrote:Great work on the dye job. 100% improvement. Very warm.

For sure!
Looks great, Greg

Thanks Steve, appreciate it.

Quick Steel wrote:sunknife you turned an inexpensive knife into a real beauty. Well done, sir.

Thanks QS, much appreciated.