Rick Hinderer Knives Picture Thread

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Some fruit...

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Absolutely great pictures! What a great way to start my day viewing theses first thing this morning, I'm still amazed how you get these quality pictures on the forum.

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I've had this XM 24 for over a year and just recently installed the Smooth Stonewashed Titanium Scale. All I can say is that this is a BEAST of a knife, feels as tough as my Randall #14

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I've had this XM 24 for over a year and just recently installed the Smooth Stonewashed Titanium Scale. All I can say is that this is a BEAST of a knife, feels as tough as my Randall #14

Nice Final! I could use one of those. How was the scale exchange? Any curve balls or perfect reinstall?

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Absolutely great pictures! What a great way to start my day viewing theses first thing this morning, I'm still amazed how you get these quality pictures on the forum.

Cool.

As for my pics, I use photobucket to host them and iDevices to shoot them. I take a photo, e-mail it to my photobucket account using the e-mail address they provide somewhere in the account. Went through the process then saved the e-mail in my contacts.
Once the photo is in the bucket, I open the photobucket account. Open the album, click on the photo I want to post until it enlarges and a box appears to the right with some link codes in it. I believe it is the bottom most code that I use. Click the text in that bottom most box, then copy it.
I take that info back to the forum, log into my account, and paste that info into the "quick reply" box. Once I hit "post quick reply", the images show as seen in my posts.

There are other ways to do it, but this is one I use.

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Rick and the crew have really thought the design through for add ons. Very easy unscrew all handle screws then pivot bolt, remove G10 and Ti liner repace with Ti scale and replace all handle screws then pivot bolt. Had to tweak the pivot bolt a little for re-alignment of blade and smoothness of opening.

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To anyone wondering why I show food in photos, it's simple. It shows the "softer side" of these hard use folders, provides some nice colors in photos and just happens to be easier to photograph for me than in-use photos of other types.

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Rick and the crew have really thought the design through for add ons. Very easy unscrew all handle screws then pivot bolt, remove G10 and Ti liner repace with Ti scale and replace all handle screws then pivot bolt. Had to tweak the pivot bolt a little for re-alignment of blade and smoothness of opening.

Yep, same as any scale swap, just Ti replaces G10 and the thin Ti liner. It all goes exactly as Final says here.

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To anyone wondering why I show food in photos, it's simple. It shows the "softer side" of these hard use folders, provides some nice colors in photos and just happens to be easier to photograph for me than in-use photos of other types.

Yeah right! When we going to see some hard use pics? I deleted my can opening pic I think, but I have other ones. Be prepared to scratch your blade though - and for that reason I completely understand the fruit, stuck in log or steak pictures. These folders are expensive, hard to get and not easily replaced.

Thanks for the swap info guys.

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Got my 3" Slicer today. A M A Z I N G ! Thanks Mr.H, and Mr. O.

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Yeah right! When we going to see some hard use pics? I deleted my can opening pic I think, but I have other ones. Be prepared to scratch your blade though - and for that reason I completely understand the fruit, stuck in log or steak pictures. These folders are expensive, hard to get and not easily replaced.

Thanks for the swap info guys.

I know your not calling me out. I post many "user" type photos. I choose not to disclose my day to day on open forum, but I do post photos and often. If you cannot tell my EDCs are users by looking at my photos, then I'm surprised.

And some of my XM blades are scratched..

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