Um??????

Schuey2002 · Dec 22, 2005

Now I can see it!!

Wow-eee! That is one freakin' awesome collection ya' got there, Claehill! :thumbup: :thumbup:

papathud · Dec 22, 2005

That's pretty thorough.

Do that with all Steel Hearts and you will have an whole lot of history,,,,wild

Cool, but wild

cleaner145 · Dec 22, 2005

Claehill said:
What do we have here?

Rough estimate, two mortgage and one truck payment.

Very cool pic of an awesome collection. :thumbup:

idahoskunk · Dec 22, 2005

HEAVY HEART heavy heart heavy heart

Mulder · Dec 23, 2005

idahoskunk said:
HEAVY HEART heavy heart heavy heart

Where's the photo??????????????????????:jerkit:

Solstice · Dec 23, 2005

OMG... that is beyond words, but I'll try....

FLIPPIN SO COOL!!!!

I'm so green with envy!!!!

MVF · Dec 23, 2005

Wowee Zowee Batman! Too cool! Truly worth drooling over!

Progunner · Dec 23, 2005

Claehill said:
AH! They do exist

Nice. I'll take the 6th one from the right.

Claehill · Dec 23, 2005

But of course. I have to thank? Or blame? Shane for that one. After getting hold of the "Shane Snakeskin Swedge Special" that was it. The rest as they say is "History".:thumbup:

woodrat · Dec 23, 2005

Nice, very nice:thumbup:

It's interesting to see the difference between the tan Micartas. Not the tigerstripe, but the tan. The sixth from the left looks almost brown while the third one from the left looks closer to the tan on my SH. The one second from the right almost looks like tigerstripe, but I know that was only available on the LE. I'm likin' the satin (DC?) and snakeskin ones followed by the camo ones.

woodrat · Dec 23, 2005

Claehill said:
FSH'S That was the easy bit?!?!
I was going for a complete description, blade finish and handle type

Let's see, left to right:

FSH, standard black crinkle, green linen?
FSH, double cut, snakeskin
HOFSH, desert camo, standard tan canvas
FSH, standard black crinkle, standard canvas
HOFSH, LE, Satin, magnum tigerstripe
FSH, standard tan, magnum canvas
HOFSH, urban camo, standard black canvas
FSH, satin finish, paper micarta
FSH, black crinkle with custom clip point, snakeskin
HOFSH, LE???
HOFSH, jungle camo, standard black canvas
HOFSH, double cut, snakeskin
FSH, black crinkle, looks like tiger, but must be standard tan
FSH, jungle green?, standard black canvas

What's my score teacher?

RokJok · Dec 23, 2005

ClaeHog, them's mighty pretty!!! You've been busy, but that's a good thing in INFI acquisition. BTW, have you retro-fitted and reinforced the framing under the floor in your house to hold that mass o' INFI?? You may want to consider about a 16" thick double-reinforced concrete slab to avoid cracking or settling.

randucci said:
RokJok sould be by here soon giving you links to "How to make your knives look better", shouldn't be long...........

Sorry to be late with the "photo help" link that I know y'all are sick 'n tired of seeing recommended. I was shuffling in an obscure corner of the trough and didn't hear my name when it was mentioned in vain.

So anyway ClaeHog, if you follow the knife photography link in my sig below you'll find a bunch of links to info compiled on knife photography. Those links lead to lots of ways to improve lighting, lightbox/diffuser construction or use, and subject composition.

Claehill · Dec 23, 2005

OK, Lets see how you did???

Not bad nearly got it!!
FSH Black Crinkle/Black Canvas -
HOFSH Satin/Snakeskin Canvas (Lighting) +/-
HOFSH Desert Camo/ Tan Canvas +
FSH Black Crinkle (Saber Grind)/Black Paper +
HOFSHLE Satin/Tigerstripe Magnum Canvas +
FSH Tan/Tan Canvas (Standard Handles) +
FSH Urban Camo/Black Canvas +
HOFSH Satin/Black Paper +
FSH Black Crinkle (Clip Point)/Snakeskin Canvas +
HOFSH Satin/Green Linen -
HOFSH Jungle Camo/Black Canvas +
HOFSH DC/Snakeskin Canvas +
FSH Black Crinkle/ Green Linen -
FSH Green/Black Canvas +

You need to spend more time looking at Green Linen and less time talking in my class Mr Woodrat!!!!!

:thumbup:

Claehill · Dec 23, 2005

RokJok said:
ClaeHog, them's mighty pretty!!! You've been busy, but that's a good thing in INFI acquisition. BTW, have you retro-fitted and reinforced the framing under the floor in your house to hold that mass o' INFI?? You may want to consider about a 16" thick double-reinforced concrete slab to avoid cracking or settling.

Sorry to be late with the "photo help" link that I know y'all are sick 'n tired of seeing recommended. I was shuffling in an obscure corner of the trough and didn't hear my name when it was mentioned in vain.

So anyway ClaeHog, if you follow the knife photography link in my sig below you'll find a bunch of links to info compiled on knife photography. Those links lead to lots of ways to improve lighting, lightbox/diffuser construction or use, and subject composition.

I actually want to mount them in a frame to the wall???

RokJok · Dec 23, 2005

Claehill said:
I actually want to mount them in a frame to the wall???

Great idea!!!! I just happen to have some extra wall space right here in my living room. Be glad to make you a long-term "loan" of the wall....... Not a problem.

No, no................................. Don't thank me. Just trying to help out an INFI brother in his hour of need. That's the giving kind of Hog I am.

Claehill · Dec 23, 2005

RokJok said:
Great idea!!!! I just happen to have some extra wall space right here in my living room. Be glad to make you a long-term "loan" of the wall....... Not a problem.

No, no................................. Don't thank me. Just trying to help out an INFI brother in his hour of need. That's the giving kind of Hog I am.

:thumbup: That's a great offer. Bit concerned on how much it would cost shipping it to me though?

I've heard wall shipping can be a bit pricey even UPS Ground.........
But it's the thought that counts mate