Blade 2007 images • SharpByCoop

SharpByCoop said:
Joss, on the left in Fototime, you can view the images any size you want. You can scroll at 900-pixels-wide in original mode. Is this what you wanted?
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No - when I'm presented with a list of thumbnails, I like it when I can quickly scroll through it, hiting each pic I'm interested in with a right click>Open in new tab. That's very efficient and that way I can just see the pics I like and then close the session.
 
Coop, as usual... your mastery is absolutely stunning! You definately have one of the coolest jobs in the world. The works of DH III and Nick Wheeler particularly stood out to me. Top notch work from both of them.:thumbup:
 
Thanks for sharing Coop. This thread made my day! I'm a fan of Don Hanson and his Slim Trapper is one of my favorite patterns. The one you shot is the best I've seen to date. Fantastic pics of amazing knives!

Thanks again,
 
muddy672 said:
Thanks for sharing Coop. This thread made my day! I'm a fan of Don Hanson and his Slim Trapper is one of my favorite patterns. The one you shot is the best I've seen to date. Fantastic pics of amazing knives!
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Thanks for sharing the wealth, Coop! Your hard work paid off for many!

I admire Don's work, too, and especially the versatility of his skills. This can be shown in three of Coop's images:

I just picked up this small gents folder Don made a few years ago on the secondary market and took it to Blade for Coop to shoot. It has a cutting edge of 2-1/4" and is 3" closed.

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This one muddy672 mentioned is actually larger than Don's slim trapper and is an 'upscale' slipjoint that Don labeled as 'Monster slipjoint'. It is 4-3/4" closed with a blade right under 4-inches. It is a lot of knife and very light in the hand due to the design and titanium liners. I purchased this from Don right before he left for Atlanta and it was used as one of his folder test knives there. I think Coop nailed this one!

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And, to show Don's versatility, he forged and finished the 19-plus inch damascus blade for the Hanson-Hogstrom collaboration. It is really a monster, and Anders wants something longer and larger from Don next year!

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Thanks again, Coop!

- Joe
 
Amazing pictures, Coop! I love the Stiegerwalt knives, but I wouldn't kick any of the rest of them out of my collection either. :D

- Mark
 
Win Heger said:
Coopp, I really enjoyed the album, thanks. I'm a big fan of Jody Mullers work and all I can say is WOW!! That Mike Williams 'hawk is stunning.

Win
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Jody Muller's work is awesome. I handled and drooled over his dressed up tactical folder at the Blade Show and it was amazing. Plus, his engraving work is catching up with his knifemaking talent. Look out for Jody!! :thumbup:

- Joe
 
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