NMFSH Feathersticks

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shrapnelwound

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My first piece of INFI arrived yesterday :D Muddy/Tan canvas NMFSH. I couldn't resist making some quick Elm feathersticks and snapping some pics. She's very sharp! Thank you Alan:thumbup:
Really amazing balance on this knife. It is heavy, but the balance almost makes it feel lighter than my dogfather :eek:
The feathersticks:










 
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Some Righteous Steel there!!!!
 
Hard to believe that a big ole knife can make those little bitty fuzz sticks. A Bushcraft knife in the making???:D Good to see instead of the using splitting wedge...:thumbup:
 
shrapnelwound said:
Thanks for the kind words everyone. The NMFSH is just a photogenic blade I guess :cool:
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Not just that; the pictures are crisp and clear and brightly colored, and they show some nice depth and cool detail of all that flora, and how up-lose they are makes them feel very intimate. Seeing them yesterday seriously made me nostalgic for when I used to go outdoors more often. These are really good pictures. I'm not a photography expert so I don't know the right terms, like composition and all that, but these pictures made me feel :p
 
uyotg said:
Not just that; the pictures are crisp and clear and brightly colored, and they show some nice depth and cool detail of all that flora, and how up-lose they are makes them feel very intimate. Seeing them yesterday seriously made me nostalgic for when I used to go outdoors more often. These are really good pictures. I'm not a photography expert so I don't know the right terms, like composition and all that, but these pictures made me feel :p
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Well thanks, I'm glad someone enjoyed them. :thumbup:
 
Awesome pictures! :thumbup: That nursery web spider looked like it wanted in on the action as well. Thanks for sharing.
 
shrapnelwound said:
Some pics I took of my 1311 in use:







































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Brother I agree with everyone else, these are some excellent pics!!! If you don't mind me asking what camera are you using? uyotg said it, and I completely agree that the clarity and depth is REALLY good:thumbup: ;)
 
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