Official THK picture thread

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That should just about do it... :thumbup:

 

Wow, that happened quick... OK guys, the reviewers are all signed up. Thanks for your interest! From here on out we'll keep the discussion in the passaround thread so I don't get lost keeping track of it all...

What's next? More cool stuff this weekend...

 

I'm honored pertinux, thank you very much!

 

No knife content in these, just something kinda neat. Miss Angie took these last weekend just below the Norris dam. It was about 90F and very humid. To give an idea of scale, on the first one you can see a couple people fishing off the shore, on the righthand side of the screen.

[video=youtube;DEIChY3ZAXA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEIChY3ZAXA[/video]

[video=youtube;WnP5j56149M]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnP5j56149M[/video]

 

In case you haven't checked lately, there are a bunch more new pics in the Kitchen Passaround thread, too...

 

Courtesy of Guyon...

 

Thanks very much, Cooper! That's a lovely shot How's that rascal holding up for you?

From the Brought it to work with me. Used it to Cut up 30 Watermelons. Still razor sharp. View attachment 454170 View attachment 454171 [/QUOTE]"]current kitchen knife PA thread...

 

I'm very glad to hear that. Please don't hesitate to let me know if it needs any work or a fluff-n-buff!

 

Some more thoughts about the THK kitchen knife prototype...
I really appreciate everyone who has taken the time to examine this blade and share their input.

[video=youtube;fACpMoGuCco]https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=fACpMoGuCco[/video]

Edge retention after going through a whole lot of testing by several reviewers... the credit goes not so much to me, but simply to selecting excellent steel (CPM-154 in this case) and using only the very best heat-treating - Peters Heat Treat.

[video=youtube;L_KdoXLaAh0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=L_KdoXLaAh0[/video]

(videos courtesy of BF member worldwood)

 

Throwback Thursday...



One of my very first projects wayyyyy back in HS (late 80's). USMC fighting knife blade blank with "pakkawood" handles. The sheath shown is a Ka-Bar replacement I picked up about 20 years later... Yes, I still have it, no it's not for sale.