Photoshoot of Spydies after a rain storm

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Photoshoot of Spydies after a rain storm

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As many of you know, one of the best times to take knife pictures is when the sky is overcast by still fairly bright. Today, the conditions were perfect, and it had rained overnight so everything was moist and clean.

Enjoy, and please comment to let me know what you think!

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Lovely photos as we have come to expect from you GS.

Those will make for tough competition in this weeks photo contest
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You know what would be nice? Since you take such nice pics, you should do a few portrait style so we can use them for phone wallpaper. ;)
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Very NICE GS!!! John :)
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Fantastic photos, you have a great eye.
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What's up with the two different grinds on the Turzolas? Are they the same model? Great photos.
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Fantastic job on those pics, GS. Your work is a treat for the eyes. :) BTW, how do you like the Spin?
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Thanks everyone!

LC: They are the same model, but the bottom one is modded. I picked it up at the SFO seconds sale for $10 with a broken tip. A few minutes on the belt sander at 80 grit and I have a "Mini BT Slipit."

SpyderNut: The Spin is a very comfortable 2 finger knife. As would be expected, F&F are really good, and the Nishinjin is stunning. My example is a second; I think the problem is that one of the standoffs rattles. Overall, it is definitely a superb LBK if you like the Nishinjin and more-or-less wharncliff blade.
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Awesome photos sir! well done
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Amazing photos. You're making it very hard to resist a Spin now.
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Awesome pictures.

And Zombie...you should buy a Spin. I can attest that it makes an impeccable tie clip, or very small watch pocket carry (Shirt pocket carry also works awesome with it).
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Branden,

It's funny that you mention using the Spin as a watch pocket knife, as that's exactly what I was planning on doing. It would make a good lazy day Sunday carry.
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StuntZombie wrote:Branden,

It's funny that you mention using the Spin as a watch pocket knife, as that's exactly what I was planning on doing. It would make a good lazy day Sunday carry.
Got one coming for CHRISTmas from the wife!! :D I am STOKED!!!! John :)
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jmh58 wrote:
StuntZombie wrote:Branden,

It's funny that you mention using the Spin as a watch pocket knife, as that's exactly what I was planning on doing. It would make a good lazy day Sunday carry.
Got one coming for CHRISTmas from the wife!! :D I am STOKED!!!! John :)

You just have to rub it in, don't you John..

You'll have to let us know what you think once you get it in hand.
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StuntZombie wrote:Amazing photos. You're making it very hard to resist a Spin now.
Yes, my thoughts exactly. ;) Thanks for the info on that, GS. I'll have to wait and see if Santa brings me one tomorrow. :D
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GoldenSpydie wrote:Enjoy, and please comment to let me know what you think!

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I think you need a Sage II. :p

Excellent pictures as always. You Terzuola mod came out nice. I wish I would have thought of regrinding broken tips, as there were some great deals at the sale that I passed over.
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I learned a lot at the sale this year and will definitely make an even better go at it next time. Not that I am in the least bit disappointed with how I did.
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Thanks guys.

Yeah, I guess I need a Sage 2...maybe I can find a used one with Christmas money? ;)

The $10 tipped BT Slipit was a good deal, but in retrospect, I should have gotten another Moonglow Native or sprint PM2 instead. :p
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