Knife Picture Thread - Page 10

nky1129 · 06-05-2009, 07:26

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Originally Posted by Evamore

Second picture is a combo featuring an Emerson SFS PSARK and a Kershaw Junkyard dog. One or the other usually supplements my fixed blade daily as well.

Evamore - how do you like the Junkyard Dog? I only have a couple of Kershaws, but I've never put them through any serious use. They're more collector items for me. The JYD looks like a tough knife. I almost picked one up the other day until I saw a Spyderco I had to have.

Evamore · 06-06-2009, 00:41

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Originally Posted by nky1129

Evamore - how do you like the Junkyard Dog? I only have a couple of Kershaws, but I've never put them through any serious use. They're more collector items for me. The JYD looks like a tough knife. I almost picked one up the other day until I saw a Spyderco I had to have.

I like it over all because of the features it has such as aestetics. Blade is reminiscent of a nessmuk style and I like how the blade lacks a stud creating a "naked" look and the gray G10 is grippy and great for a saber grip. I didn't like the pocket clip so I took mine off and keep in in my pocket. I utilize it from opening common items from envelopes to prepping meals in the kitchen but I think the Sandvik steel they used could have been a better choice because while its easy to sharpen and get razor scary sharp I find the edge kinda dulls away after intermediate use rather quickly and I'm not hard on the knife more than I need to be. I know Kershaw offers the same model but I think its the Junkyard II with a Sandvik 13C26/CPM-D2 composite blade which I am guessing addresses that issue of edge retention. I do think the Junkyard I and II addresses the average joe's basic need and it fills it for what it is. Just keep in mind, the hardest thing I've put mine through was for dressing a pig for a mantanza but usually the norm is for cutting through the already mentioned and not making bacon. MMM...bacon....

Tiny · 06-06-2009, 21:48

A little one from Jerry.

Djm227 · 06-16-2009, 16:44

First post here at GT after browsing for a while. Figured the best first post I could think of was this pic of my new(ish) Benchmade. Tell me what you think, it's my first pic with a digital camera that is not attached to a phone haha. Couldn't make the corner shadows how I wanted them with props, so I added them in Photoshop....I hope they don't look artificial

jdcaples · 06-28-2009, 20:20

I bought this Benchmade Mini Presidio 525S after holding it for a few minutes. Like the G19, it fits my hand nicely; it just feels right in my left hand.

I also thought I'd try the hi-cap mag. It's nice to have, but unlike the G19 and the Benchmade, the mag is something I'll probably use once a year, or less.

Kang · 08-03-2009, 16:56

i like mine a lil funky looking.

Flashpoint · 09-01-2009, 16:59

Kershaw Junkyard Dog SG2 Titanium

Kershaw RAM with custom Maple burl slabs and Gavin Hawk grip clip.

**NeverMore1701** · 09-01-2009, 17:56

My new(ish) CRKT Minimalist. Nice little neck knife. Has pretty grippy thumb rest about an inch long, comfy green micarta grip scales, and a quite decent kydex sheath, with good retention. Not half bad for $23 OTD.

88_gurgel · 09-01-2009, 18:11

started as

working on making zebra wood grips. My first delicate wood working project.

RMD · 09-10-2009, 14:03

My first ever

sorry for the poor PQ

chineseboxer · 09-16-2009, 14:51

Just a few of my favorites.

Yuna Mini Hard (Prototype)
Yuna Mini Hard (Usually in my pocket)
Lone Wolf Double duty (Dress Blade)
BlackHawk Crucible (Just a big Bad Ass Blade)

TerryGecko · 09-19-2009, 11:12

LaserLyte Bayonet
SOG Seal Pup
Musashi Tanto
Cheap butterfly

TazerRE · 09-26-2009, 00:23

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Originally Posted by Djm227

First post here at GT after browsing for a while. Figured the best first post I could think of was this pic of my new(ish) Benchmade. Tell me what you think, it's my first pic with a digital camera that is not attached to a phone haha. Couldn't make the corner shadows how I wanted them with props, so I added them in Photoshop....I hope they don't look artificial

Beautiful knife. Re: the shadowing. The shadow on the bottom left looks great, the top left is a bit artificial appearing. I'm not sure if it's the fading, or if the offset between where the shadow hits the blade vs. the backdrop., but something is slightly off.

Seminoles · 09-26-2009, 14:46

Benchmade Mini Barrage - Kershaw RAM - ZT 0350

JoshuaC · 10-09-2009, 18:05

I'm not all that into knives, but I really like my new Spyderco Native 3.

Seminoles · 10-10-2009, 18:52

Received these 2 in the mail today. ZT 0301 and Kershaw Leek.

**NeverMore1701** · 10-10-2009, 19:53

Like that ZT, where did you get it and how much did it run you?

Seminoles · 10-10-2009, 20:17

I got the ZT from eBay from seller timberwolf_outdoor_products. It cost $236.00 with a free ZT shirt and a free Kershaw tool kit. Also free priority shipping. Lock up is like a vault and the quality is great. I bought the Kershaw Leek from eBay seller knifecorner who is also a great seller out of Texas.