Feeling groovy

[BenR.T.]

I have been playing around with adding fullers to some of my current and new designs. I am really liking the looks, not to mention it shaves unwanted weight from the blade.
The are all variations of my drop point scout model. It is one of the most usable blade shapes I have found.

Anyway, let me know what you guys think.











I have showed this one before.

 

[FilipinoPhil2011]

Reeeeally dig what you did to those blades! Grooving fullers in definitely adds more to the knife while at the same time taking away if you get what I'm saying. Reminds me of my Spyderco Schempp Tuff, but your blades look way cooler. Great job! Keep experimenting!

 

[1SHOT1KILL]

Kinda the Porsche GT of knives...sleek, fast and beautiful...but unless I win the lotto...

 

[SBranson]

They look great!

 

[Val1972]

I definitely like. Sure you make a success with these fullers. Congrats

 

[Justin Presson]

You did good I like them!

 

[machineage]

Love the grooves man! bad 'A' knives.

 

[i4Marc]

Nice! Now you can post those top two in the gray turds thread.

 

[FosterJ]

I like the style and the finish on all of them. Well done. Surely something I'd carry.

 

[Lycosa]

You are an artist too, Ben.
I love your style.
rolf

 

[Mark Knapp]

I like them, a lot. Is that carbon fiber on the top two? I like that effect a lot.

 

[DEllis]

Fun watching your style evolve Ben. Those are crisp and mean.......all business, but without loosing their refinement..........007 maybe?
Darcy

 

[BenR.T.]

Thanks for all of the kind words guys! It's funny that something so simple can really change the look of a blade.

I like them, a lot. Is that carbon fiber on the top two? I like that effect a lot.

Yes it is Mark. It has a really cool look and feel to it when I do my texturing on it. Lots of flash and chatoyance.