Photos! Post your CPK photos here!

[WValtakis]

there's over 20 lb of steel to remove.

Know someone who does canister Damascus? Seems like a waste to throw away all that good 3v, lol.

 

[Fonedork]

Use the scrap 3v to start a 3v driveway

 

[Nathan the Machinist]

Gonna to mix it up with some drywall mud and make my walls bulletproof

 

[Murman]

Gonna to mix it up with some drywall mud and make my walls bulletproof

Tamahagane for CPK katanas.

 

[Murman]

 

[XtianAus]

Still my favourite knife

 

[WValtakis]

 

[91bravo]

 

[- SpyderMan -]

That's a lovely trio you've got there, 91bravo .

 

[91bravo]

That's a lovely trio you've got there, 91bravo .

Thanks Spyder!

 

[never.truly.lost]

 

[aquatimer]

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Hi, what kind of clip is that on your sheath?

 

[AdamZC]

My awesome sister brought me a solid selection of English cheese when she visited from Liverpool, so these guys are no longer safe queens! And a little scotch to wash it down...
More cheese Grommet?

 

[never.truly.lost]

Hi, what kind of clip is that on your sheath?

I went with these due to a recommendation and have been running their clips for a while now.

https://discreetcarryconcepts.com/

 

[WValtakis]

Here all by my lonesome on a holiday...even brought the Comp Chopper to show off...guess I'll have to keep myself occupied somehow

 

[betzner]

Damn, Chip, you actually look like you know what ur doing!! Way cool cut!

 

[ni1s]

Doing it wrong...

 

[Cap’n Smudge]

Here all by my lonesome on a holiday...even brought the Comp Chopper to show off...guess I'll have to keep myself occupied somehow

Reminds me of He-man!

 

[WValtakis]

Trying out the super-slow-mo on the new phone

 

[Casinostocks]

Trying out the super-slow-mo on the new phone

I have made an observation in both of your videos:

You tend to hold something (a pen at first and then a screwdriver the second time?) in your left hand. Is this just a sub conscious habit for balance and concentration so that the free arm/hand do not cross path with the blade? I think that for form, you will have to try to keep the hand behind your back like the pros do, it's much safer that way but the holding-something-else is also a method if that prevents you from injuring yourself.