Been a while since I posted here. CRK mammoth sebbies
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Valkman
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Wow! Sweet!
Good Ooogly Moogly!!! That's lovely!
TimboKhan
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That might be the prettiest steel I have ever seen.
Thanks again guys.
I have been exploreing the Photography hobby. I found my prior years of gun and knife collecting has given me a whole house full of interesting subject matter. There is a large movement going on on Knife forums right now to improve the quality of people pictures.
These pictures were taken with harware store lights and cheap bulbs and a point and shoot camera. Its all about the light.
I have been exploreing the Photography hobby. I found my prior years of gun and knife collecting has given me a whole house full of interesting subject matter. There is a large movement going on on Knife forums right now to improve the quality of people pictures.
These pictures were taken with harware store lights and cheap bulbs and a point and shoot camera. Its all about the light.
theotherwaldo
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That's some nice birds' eye work!
What did you use for grip inserts?
What did you use for grip inserts?
TimboKhan
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So, I don't know a lot about steel, and I forwarded these pics to a buddy who asked me the following question, for which I had no answer:
Is that just a surface treatment, or is that the actual pattern of the steel itself?
Is that just a surface treatment, or is that the actual pattern of the steel itself?
TimboKhan
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Cool.... I have seen damascus, but never anything like that. Very cool.
BBroadside
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Interesting point ... there is a company that makes wedding rings out of Damascus! My fiance and I are eyeing them.
Now I don't think anyone makes color case-hardened wedding rings, or knives for that matter. Revolvers and old-fashioned rifles have a monopoly on that?!
Agreed ... beautiful pictures.
Oh, I get it! I tried to look up this knife at CRKT (Columbia River Knife & Tool). I figured out this is CRK (Chris Reeve). Much better.
Now I don't think anyone makes color case-hardened wedding rings, or knives for that matter. Revolvers and old-fashioned rifles have a monopoly on that?!
Agreed ... beautiful pictures.
Oh, I get it! I tried to look up this knife at CRKT (Columbia River Knife & Tool). I figured out this is CRK (Chris Reeve). Much better.
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