Pictures of Kershaw knives

svrider3 said:
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What's, what with the Random Leeks? Is that the PE 13C26 Random Leek along with two Random FrankenLeeks?

Still wish they would do a new version of the Random Task.
 
spencetron said:
svrider, that purple reverse tanto leek looks amazing.
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Thanks. It's one of my favorites.



kneedeep said:
What's, what with the Random Leeks? Is that the PE 13C26 Random Leek along with two Random FrankenLeeks?

Still wish they would do a new version of the Random Task.
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Yeah, I took the a blade out of a couple of CKT Random Leeks. I started
to try and polish the blade on the one with the G-10 scales and decided
it was to much work for me. I'm thinking of shooting an email STR's way
and see if he'll bead blast it for me. I would also love to see a new Random
Task. I'd like to have one with a Ti frame lock anodized like the purple frankenleek in the pic.
 
1725SG2 Ti/SG2 JYD II - Kershaw JYDII with titanium handle and SG2

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Here it is with Sandvic one:

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Thanks, Vassili.
 
How do you guys like the 0200 (MUDD) and the 0400 knives. Are they as good as the 0200 models that everybody is raving about? Do you have a favorite?
 
Here's some pics of some of my Kershaws.

Original Boa, Blue and Teal.
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Leek. Black Jet Handle with Silver and Paua Shell Inlays.
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ZDP-189 Leek, Ti Framelock.
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Whirlwind.
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Thanks for the compliments, all. Saw another "easy" technique for taking knife pics from another forum and I tried to emulate their work. Close, but Peter1960 has got the pic taking down pat. I actually invested in one of those "portable" photo studios for taking pics of smaller items. It worked ok but it was still missing something. I saw Peter1960's work on another forum, he's got some very nice knife photos and he shared how he took his pics. Pretty simple actually. A large piece of white poster board leaned up against a backstop of some sort ( a wooden cigar box for me), I have one of those clamp on fluorescent work lights and one of the small handheld studio lights. Heck, I could of saved myself about $60! Anyways, the pics are coming out better now. Now I need to figure out how to do the pics with the "props". Thanks again.
 
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