Kershaw/ZT Picture Thread!!! Let's See Em'!

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Please forgive the horrible photo
In order purchased.
1. The Scamp. Still a shockingly good blade after the most use and abuse of any of my knives.
2. The Injection 3.0. My current pocket favourite along with the Leek and RAT 2. Among Kershaw's best designs. Thankyou Mr. Rexford. Keeps an edge for reasonable time but not like the AUS8 on the RAT or the 12c27 Sandvik on the Leek.
3. The field knife. This thing makes by BK14 jealous. It gets used a lot in the kitchen by my wife. She likes it a lot better than my Santoku.
4. The Leek. Its just ...right. This is THE budget a gentleman's folder. I am watching KC for that reverse Tanto Leek.
5. The Black Gulch Classic. I threw this in because I didn't have a classic type folder and it sits on my desk as a paperweight when its not opening envelopes. Its nice enough but feels....wobbly, sometimes.
6. The 0566. Incredible! Despite all my previous promises that this will be a safe queen, it sees pocket time and occasional use too.
 
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Just got the ZT0770CF in the mail today! Super excited so I had to share some pics!







I also have a Skyline, which I love. I graduated from UF, so I'm kinda partial to Orange and Blue, lol.



 
Indianbladenoob said:
That's really cool. What did you do?
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I put a satin on the flats of the handle then dipped it in multi-etch for a short time. The mutli-etch removes some of the satin but not evenly..more in a grainy striated pattern. Some of the satin remains in some areas and the other areas have a more sand blasted appearance. I then anodized it at 100 Volts (green anodization). The end results is that the satin areas take on a more blueish-green color and the areas that look sand blasted went to full green. The edges of the handle was then sanded to a satin then anodized bronze.
 
PTRBEE said:
I put a satin on the flats of the handle then dipped it in multi-etch for a short time. The mutli-etch removes some of the satin but not evenly..more in a grainy striated pattern. Some of the satin remains in some areas and the other areas have a more sand blasted appearance. I then anodized it at 100 Volts (green anodization). The end results is that the satin areas take on a more blueish-green color and the areas that look sand blasted went to full green. The edges of the handle was then sanded to a satin then anodized bronze.
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:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
 
PTRBEE said:
I put a satin on the flats of the handle then dipped it in multi-etch for a short time. The mutli-etch removes some of the satin but not evenly..more in a grainy striated pattern. Some of the satin remains in some areas and the other areas have a more sand blasted appearance. I then anodized it at 100 Volts (green anodization). The end results is that the satin areas take on a more blueish-green color and the areas that look sand blasted went to full green. The edges of the handle was then sanded to a satin then anodized bronze.
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Did you just polish the hardware? Are those the standoffs that come with it? Great job.
 
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