Have i gone to far? Any opinions welcome
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Too far? I'd say not far enough.
Looks great, allthough i do think the edges of the sheath could do with a bit of shaving and trimming to fit.
hi yes i do area the edges of sheath or not finished it is on my to do list:sad6: this was just a test thread to find out how to put the pictures on thread a hole week of mental breakdown and spiting my dummy out trying to post this picture. and not to mention the humiliation to get on my knees and beg my 15 year old daughter to show me the way. o my god more pictures to post
Stanley
hi yes i do area the edges of sheath or not finished it is on my to do list:sad6: this was just a test thread to find out how to put the pictures on thread a hole week of mental breakdown and spiting my dummy out trying to post this picture. and not to mention the humiliation to get on my knees and beg my 15 year old daughter to show me the way. o my god more pictures to post
oops! spelt agree wrong !
hi yes i do area the edges of sheath or not finished it is on my to do list:sad6: this was just a test thread to find out how to put the pictures on thread a hole week of mental breakdown and spiting my dummy out trying to post this picture. and not to mention the humiliation to get on my knees and beg my 15 year old daughter to show me the way. o my god more pictures to post
Oh well. Pics in now, isn't it
Great piece of work Stanley
Looks great to me.
Hi seved thy or not finished yet both need final polish and trimming knife blade is made from Swedish sandvik heavy duty industrial hacksaw blade a night mare to work with
stanleyOk then it going to look even nicer. Sandvik makes good steels. One example is 12C27. Yes i understand that is was hard to make the blade.
Seved
then it going to look even nicer. Sandvik makes good steels. One example is 12C27. Yes i understand that is was hard to make the blade.Seved
Stanley
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Hurry up and finish and show us some pics (I am restarting a sheath for my latest knife) then we can comment properly. Looking good so far. especially that blade how hard is that
Take your pictures outside in natural light if you can they come out better and read the camera instruction manual to find out the closest focus distance etc your pic is blurred. if you want it to look closer crop it.
Wecome to BCUK
Hurry up and finish and show us some pics (I am restarting a sheath for my latest knife) then we can comment properly. Looking good so far. especially that blade how hard is that
Take your pictures outside in natural light if you can they come out better and read the camera instruction manual to find out the closest focus distance etc your pic is blurred. if you want it to look closer crop it.
Stanley
Wecome to BCUK
Hurry up and finish and show us some pics (I am restarting a sheath for my latest knife) then we can comment properly. Looking good so far. especially that blade how hard is that
Take your pictures outside in natural light if you can they come out better and read the camera instruction manual to find out the closest focus distance etc your pic is blurred. if you want it to look closer crop it.
Hi Alf thanks for your comments on my knife i have more pictores of other knives i am looking forward to showing them. thanks for advise on taking pictores out side never thought of that i will certainly have a go my Kodak camera is a few years old know and is only 3 million pixels and quit basic i will have a go thou. show me yours then!!
Stanley
my Kodak camera is a few years old know and is only 3 million pixels and quit basic i will have a go thou. show me yours then!!
My Olympus is only 3 Miilion as well but as you shrink them for web use it does not matter that much.
