Straightforward Hunter / Utility / EDC

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Jason Cutter

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Wondering what you guys thought of this piece. I tried to keep it simple as possible. I'm conscious of my prices going up as my work improves (I hope). I wansted to have something straightforward but still had all the nice features associated with a forged blade - distal taper, flat grind, convex edge, tapered tang, balance, selective hardening and satin hand rub. Still wanted to keep the price down ... No embellishments... Keen on your feedback. Jason.

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Jason I really like this knife. Full comfortable handle with perfect utility blade shape. High performance in a simple package.
Only thing missing are the dimples:D
 
Originally posted by rogats
Jason I really like this knife. Full comfortable handle with perfect utility blade shape. High performance in a simple package.
Only thing missing are the dimples:D
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I agree, I'm liking this one very much too. Very simple and looks like it would make a wonderful knife for a large number of tasks.
 
Jason, you've posted some of the nicest knives I've seen on this forums, and I mean that sincerely. This one ranks right up there with the best, as you say, no frills, just a great knife. Way to go.
 
Very nice!
Do you take your own pictures? They look as pro as the knives you make.
 
Originally posted by Jason Cutter
....forged blade - distal taper, flat grind, convex edge, tapered tang, balance, selective hardening and satin hand rub.
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Man, I think you've touched it all........doesn't come much nicer than that, IMHO! ;)
 
Originally posted by Ivan Campos
Do you take your own pictures?
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Its been a struggle, but I think I've found a groove with taking photos. Digital cameras help enormously - I was COMPLETELY hopeless with a regular camera, although they still turn out the best photos by far. I use a Ricoh camera, photos at 2megapixels with a fixed stand and diffuse white light on the ceiling. I often use the macro function for focussing since my knives are mostly pretty small. There's still a lot of work I do on the computer - I use Microsoft Picture It! 7.0 to adjust the photos after and reduce the pics to a web-friendly size. Thats what I've figured out so far. I'm no photo pro for sure... Jason.
 
Taking pictures is something I shouold have learned long ago and I hope I'll correct it this year. Ill bug you more about it when I get my camera, Jason.:) but it shouldnt be before the Blade Show.
 
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