My best pics ever! New folder too...

[Pontiaker]

I was really happy the way these pics came out today! These were taken with my old Sony DSC-F55 2.1 mp camera thats about 6 years old. Used my $50 light tent in the backyad under full afternoon sunlight.

The knife is my new Scrapper folder with a 4 inch blade of 3/16 thick S30V. The handle slabs are thicker than normal for me at .160 and also added a carved Timascus pocket clip with hidden screws.

 

[Dawkind]

Most excellent.........really like the way you've sculpted/finished that handle and the clip........love those thick blades, too!

 

[Daniel Koster]

Dang....that is awesome!

I love what you did with the handle.

Wish I could see that one in person! Fantastic!

 

[Stumpy]

Beautiful folder,you sure have come along way in a very short time.You have a style that I have no problem seeing with all of your knives.What size of stop pin are you using?

 

[GigOne]

WOW. . . .the scales look soooo ergonomic. Wicked blade grindage, too !


Sweet. . .

 

[golok]

That one gave me goose-pimples. The handle looks stunning.

 

[Larry B.]

Hey Matt, you have a talent for making great looking knives thats for sure.

 

[Chiro75]

Good pics, great knife! Daniel, for the right amount of money I'm sure Matt would arrange it so that you can see one of his folders up close and personal!

 

[Pontiaker]

Thanks guys!

Stumpy, the stop pin is 3/16 hardened steel and seated into both handle slabs on the inside...

 

[allyourblood]

"gorge and gorgeosity!!"

man, that's a beauty, Matt. thanks for sharing!

abe

 

[Geode]

Matt - beautiful picture, and IMO, your best model of folder ever. I really like the blade shape on this one. Everything works - timascus clip - fizz handle treatment, and the package as a whole.

 

[knifetester]

Matt that is gorgeous, the Timascus clip really sets it off.
You ahve really developed as an incredible knifemaker.
I remember some of your early work (such as your Sebbie faceplate),a nd you have always been very creative. You have a great eye for design.

Your fizz treatment is cool, adding visual appeal and likely some grip security. I like the way you have radiused the scales, and your name just look great etched into the spine like that.