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Finally Finished

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TATTOOMAN

Joined
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Scales - Purpleheart steel- O1
Blade - 2 3/4"
Total Length - 6"
1/4" Mosaic Pins And Brass Thong Hole
I Hope I'm Posting These Pics Right. If They Don't Show Up, Will
Someone Tell Me What I Need To Do. The Pics aren't That Good, But
For now It's All I Got. This Is My First Knife. Hope To Get Better and make many more



I ADDED A THIRD PIC TRYING TO GET ONE TO COME OUT CLEAR,BUT MY CAMERA JUST AIN'T
DOING THE TRICK. BUT I ATLEAST FINALLY FIGURED OUT HOW TO POST A PIC.
THANKS FOR LOOKING AND ALL COMMENTS WELCOME(GOOD AND BAD ALIKE)
THANKS, RANDY ROBERTS
 
Nice Job Tattooman :thumbup: Looks really great for your first !! Keep up the good work , they only get better ;)
 
Nice looking knife.. If you are using a digital camera, try taking the picture a little farther away and zooming up with the software that came with the camera. I was getting the same thing until I realized I could bring them up closer with the computer.
 
Unfortunately your camera does not have a macro mode- which focuses close shots. Try doing what steierknives said, and also try a few shots without flash (but plenty of natural light).
 
Congrats buddy:D
BE certain to hang on to your first few blades...You never know where you will wind up!
 
Neat little knife, and a damn site better than my first! looks like it'd be comfortable to hold too.
 
Thanks For The Comments. I Hope To Get Better With Time And Better Equipment.


Will52100, Its A Small Knife, But Comfy In The Hand. All I Got To Do Now Is Learn How To Make A Sheath For It.

I Plan On Being At The Blade Show On The 17th, I'll Have It With Me
So I Can Show It To Some Of The People On Bf That Have Inspired Me
To Try.

Thanks, Randy Roberts
 
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