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Spyderco Ostap Projects

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Hello everybody!

First of all I want to ask a moderator is it a right place for topic like this? Or should I create it in other section (like off topic)? If its wrong section please move it to the right. Thx!


So, lets start. Like you see I'm a new user of this nice forum. My name is Ostap Hel and I'm 20 years old. I was born in Ukraine but now live in Poland so if you have any question you can PM me in eng, russian, ukrainian or polish. Sorry for my english, it isnt very well but I tried to posting without mistakes :rolleyes:

I'm interested in knives like most of you and use a Tenacious for my EDC. I like spyderco designs but sometimes i want to change somethings in those pretty folders. Still dont have enought money, skills and tools to make it so i decided to make some projects in simple graphic program. It is my vision of Spyderco knife for me.

I decided to show my vision of Spyderfolders on this forum where is so many Spyderlikers and if you like it i can designed and show you more :)

If you have any suggestions, questions, or critic write it on!

Spyderco Ostap Project #1

This folder dont have a linehole becouse i like small handle and long edge and always carry my Tenacious in tip down position.


5. Short animation with lock mechanism:
http://youtu.be/t8DEy46bcdA
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Welcome to the forum..
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wow man, welcome to the forum, that's mighty impressive! I would buy one if they were produced for sure! very interesting design you got there, liking the "tanto-esque" blade for sure!
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I like that while it is a right hand knife you still managed to make it lefty friendly...
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DeathBySnooSnoo wrote:I like that while it is a right hand knife you still managed to make it lefty friendly...
I'm lefthand person, but i used right hand knives without prolems. But only if they have clips on left side. Like tenacious or folder in my project.

So if you like it i can show you more my various spyderco visions ;)
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Ya, lets see them Ostap. Really like this one you did. Again +1 for the left hand carry option :)
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I'd buy one of those in a minute. It's pretty sweet.
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Nice work! Looks like it would fit in my hand well.
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Nice!
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welcome and please tell me, what did you use to do the graphic designs :eek:
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Nicely done!
I like the straightness of the main edge and the slight belly to the forward edge. The overall shape is very pleasing to the eye.
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Very nice! I really like angular things. I would really like this knife as long as the blade is longer than 3 inches. It has that sexy angular shape like a Cadillac CTS-V.
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That is extremely impressive! The curved back reminds me of the Poliwog.

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Awesome knife and awesome first post. Keep the designs coming!
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Awesome! I to played around with creating my own knife design on my computer. However, my results were not nearly as good as yours and I ultimately gave up in frustration. Although, you've re-inspired me so I may give it a go again :)

There are custom knife makers out there that could take your design comps and create one. This would be an awesome spyderco. IMO, spyderco doesn't make enough tantos.
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Very nice work. It wouldn't be hard to put a lanyard tube in where the hole in the clip is...it doesn't look like it would interfere with anything. I like the blade design, but something about the overall design feels like it should be a big skinner type blade.
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I see jimping and skeletonized liners. I would buy it. Not a fan of the sharpened swedege at the spine though. Just my preferences YMMV
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Nice design, good blade to handle angle, makes natural grip... :)
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Impressive Ostap :) would like to know the software that was used to model and render your images. I model machinery parts everyday using Solidworks.

I'm not a tanto fan, but still appreciate your work. It'd be fun to look at other stuff you're thinking about :)
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Hi!

Thanks for all comments!
razorsharp wrote:welcome and please tell me, what did you use to do the graphic designs :eek:
dbcad wrote:Impressive Ostap :) would like to know the software that was used to model and render your images. I model machinery parts everyday using Solidworks.
I use Corel Draw 12. It's not renders, just add some colors to simple picture and here it is :) I tried to learn how to create parts and renders in Solidworks but it's still to complicated for me...
nightburn wrote:Awesome! I to played around with creating my own knife design on my computer. However, my results were not nearly as good as yours and I ultimately gave up in frustration. Although, you've re-inspired me so I may give it a go again :)

There are custom knife makers out there that could take your design comps and create one. This would be an awesome spyderco. IMO, spyderco doesn't make enough tantos.
I hope someone get my designs and make a real folder. Maybe Spyderco? I would buy one of them for sure... But now I'm trying to create a knife designed by me. Today I was training all day with my new tools and maybe I will show you a results, when I'm done it if you want.

Nightburn - if you have picture of knife which you tried to design on paper or simple shape in your PC or only an idea how that knife would look like you could send it to me and I would help you done it or make visualisation in program which I use. Just PM me and we could create your knife together :)
Evil D wrote:Very nice work. It wouldn't be hard to put a lanyard tube in where the hole in the clip is...it doesn't look like it would interfere with anything. I like the blade design, but something about the overall design feels like it should be a big skinner type blade.
It would interfere :( You could see it on animation (on yt after pictures) if i want to make a lanyard I should make a handle bigger or blade shorter and I dont want to do that...
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