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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is available! Price is $250 ea (shipped within CONUS).
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/
Tank Buster, lots of pics.
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Bonus Round!
(This stuff has absolutely nothing to do with knives.)
(It's a stress ball)
That's a DVD. I'm pretty sure the pits and bumps that make up the information are a lot smaller than my camera can see.
The pattern on this CD-R looks funny in comparison.
(Those things are really hard to take pictures of. They only reflect light at a specific angle.)
That's all folks, Thanks for viewing!
(This stuff has absolutely nothing to do with knives.)
(It's a stress ball)
That's a DVD. I'm pretty sure the pits and bumps that make up the information are a lot smaller than my camera can see.
The pattern on this CD-R looks funny in comparison.
(Those things are really hard to take pictures of. They only reflect light at a specific angle.)
That's all folks, Thanks for viewing!
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damn, nice lens on that thing, excellent camera work.... oh yeah, sweet knife, congrats. What kind of lens did you use
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great photos of the logo... 
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man, I can't even figure out how to shoot a normal close up in focus.
great pics!
great pics!
HOLY MACRO!
The camera is a Canon S3IS with a 60x macro lens and adapter from Lensmateonline (http://lensmateonline.com/).
Getting macro pics is not easy. The focus range is about as thick as a piece of paper, which means the object surface needs to be almost perfectly parallel with the camera to shoot a flat surface.
Got some outdoor pics, and it's snowing! (just a litte, it'll all be gone by tomorrow
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Getting macro pics is not easy. The focus range is about as thick as a piece of paper, which means the object surface needs to be almost perfectly parallel with the camera to shoot a flat surface.
Got some outdoor pics, and it's snowing! (just a litte, it'll all be gone by tomorrow
)
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Great pics! Cool color combo on the TB! I really like it! :thumbup: Be careful with this knife - once you drop it in the snow it'll be gone...
Great pics! Cool color combo on the TB! I really like it! :thumbup: Be careful with this knife - once you drop it in the snow it'll be gone...
It's kind of funny, I had no idea what the handle was actually going to look like when I ordered it.
In all the factory pics the black/tan scales looks white when contrasted with a black blade. Then I saw some user pics and it looked yellowish, and now that the knife is in my hand it's more gray than anything, which is just fine by me. I wonder if Busse actually makes different colored handles under the same name depending on the blade finish?