Just finished up this Hunter. 0.130" aeb-l, box elder burl, blue g10 liners, and 1/4" brass corby bolts.![]()
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Those are stunning.
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Just finished up this Hunter. 0.130" aeb-l, box elder burl, blue g10 liners, and 1/4" brass corby bolts.![]()
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Just finished up this Hunter. 0.130" aeb-l, box elder burl, blue g10 liners, and 1/4" brass corby bolts.![]()
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Thank you!Absolutely gorgeous!!!
Daniel.
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Just finished up this Hunter. 0.130" aeb-l, box elder burl, blue g10 liners, and 1/4" brass corby bolts.![]()
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Thank you. I don't mind at all. Basically it's etched in ferric chloride and then tumbled in a rotary tumbler with windex and ceramic media. I throw in some other rocks to make it a little more random.Great work! If you don't mind me asking, how did you finish the blade?
Learning on a little giant #50 , forged out my first cru forge V, showing with the profile
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Just finished up this Hunter. 0.130" aeb-l, box elder burl, blue g10 liners, and 1/4" brass corby bolts.![]()
Meagan Opel happens to be my wife so that's an easy conversation for me to have lol. I don't mind it on these images because I'm mainly trying to help her get her name out there a little. Mostly these images are for instagram. I agree though that the placement of her watermark on this one is a little conspicuous.I like the knife, but if I were you - I'd have a talk with Megan Opel
The trademark on the blade - YOUR name, should be much more visible than her name.
If you paid for that image, it should serve your purposes of advertising or magazine publishing and that includes not having her name on it at all.
Have a look at how Sharp by Coop does it.
He produces it with clear text for knife and photo credits, but for magazine publishing, also does a version with no credits at all.
Recently began trying my hand at making slip joints. Here's successful numbers 2, 3, and 4. Not sure how many failures there have been...around 3 or 4 also.
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Recently began trying my hand at making slip joints. Here's successful numbers 2, 3, and 4. Not sure how many failures there have been...around 3 or 4 also.
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Just finished up this Hunter. 0.130" aeb-l, box elder burl, blue g10 liners, and 1/4" brass corby bolts.![]()
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Meagan Opel happens to be my wife so that's an easy conversation for me to have lol. I don't mind it on these images because I'm mainly trying to help her get her name out there a little. Mostly these images are for instagram. I agree though that the placement of her watermark on this one is a little conspicuous.
She's been a photographer for awhile and had pictures posted in several magazines, websites, etc. so I won't pretend to know more about the licensing and credits thing than she does. I had her study a lot of Coop's work so maybe I'll have her look at some more images. Thank you for bringing it up, though. I know she's wanting to improve however she can.
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Your picture doesn't show for some reason. Here is one she just did after I brought it up.If I use this one as an example
http://sharpbycoop.com/jalbum/Featured Knives/index.html#Campbell_170130-web.jpg
http://sharpbycoop.com/jalbum/Featured Knives/index.html#Cimms_170125C-web.jpg
There is no question who the maker is, it's right there in the caption.
The large photo takes up the full space available in the photo on a fairly plain background
This makes it easier to see the details of the knife in the photo.