The Knife Thread

Stan Fujisaka tanto, made late 80's-early 90's.

EDIT: This lies part of the challenge of getting the light/s, reflectors and camera position "just right". I lost the tip in the above shot. Went back and -slightly- shifted the camera position and adjusted the reflector a bit. Tip was good. Then thinking I duplicated the set, I broke it down and went to post. Yeah the tip was nice but now that reflection that ran up the handle wasn't the same length. Then noticed that the dark handle wasn't separated from the sake bottle so they kind of blend in. If I shifted the bottle so that the light area was there I'd have some better separation. The eyeballs were tired so will have to make a another go next time. LOL... I can understand why doing a composite makes sense for these situations. Amazing what a slight camera shift can do.

hammer418 wrote in post #18577566
Cory got me thinking of a montage type knife photo, and it was a good reason to get out an old friend, my Emerson, and a new friend.... my CZ RAMI.

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Dang that Rami is looking nice. It looks so much better and more useful with the extended mag. I have the P-01.

riffster wrote in post #18587313
Dang that Rami is looking nice. It looks so much better and more useful with the extended mag. I have the P-01.

As with my 75B Omega, I've certainly been pleased with the RAMI.

riffster wrote in post #18587313
Dang that Rami is looking nice. It looks so much better and more useful with the extended mag. I have the P-01.

Do you have a 26rd mag for your P-01??

Great gun.

Not yet!

WE Knife 617F

Practicing on the reflections.

Kizer Ki4456A1 River Cat

New little micro folder. Tactical Geek Variable X

SOG Baton Q3 Multi-Tool

corythosaurus wrote in post #18606356
SOG Baton Q3 Multi-Tool

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Now that's an interesting design the way this one folds.

My latest, cheap but nice. Browning Black Label "No Boundaries"...

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katodog wrote in post #18609926
My latest, cheap but nice. Browning Black Label "No Boundaries"...

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/24Ys​PPB No Boundaries 001 by Edward Durbin, on Flickr

Looks durable!

Rike Knife 1504A

corythosaurus wrote in post #18610307
Looks durable!

It's actually fairly decent. Nice in the hand, decent blade. Doesn't flip worth a dang, and the thumb studs snag the pocket quite a bit, but it's nice. I carried it at work yesterday and it did what I expect a knife to do. I stropped it and it'll slice phone book paper like it's not even there, but a thin blade will do that. I like it, it's a nice knife to carry and use.