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I dusted off my Salsas a few weeks ago, and gave them a new round of carry & use. These are some of the images of that week, you can see and read more on my website.

Great pictures! The Ti Salsa is still high on the wish list for me(I'm a sucker for the cobra hood), but you don't see them too often.
Really shows the detail in these knives well and serves as a good side by side between the Al ones and the Ti one :)

DutchBlades wrote: ↑

Mon May 25, 2020 5:25 am

Great pictures! The Ti Salsa is still high on the wish list for me(I'm a sucker for the cobra hood), but you don't see them too often.
Really shows the detail in these knives well and serves as a good side by side between the Al ones and the Ti one :)

Thanks!

Sharp knives need sharp pictures ... and you did so Wouter, excellent work again!

Beautiful knives! I especially like the raspberry one.

Peter1960 wrote: ↑

Mon May 25, 2020 10:42 pm

Sharp knives need sharp pictures ... and you did so Wouter, excellent work again!

Thanks Peter, I appreciate the kind words!

MichaelScott wrote: ↑

Tue May 26, 2020 5:25 pm

Beautiful knives! I especially like the raspberry one.

I agree, and with the aluminum it gets a very faint 'shine' or 'sparkle' that I can't really catch on camera.

An oldie, but a goodie, the Caly 3. I recently dusted it off from my collection cabinet and gave it another round of carry and use. What a superb folder..

I took my sprint run Urban out for a spin this summer.

One of the best threads on this forum.

Those Salsa photos are excellent! I'd say you use just a little better equipment than my iPad!

benben wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 31, 2020 8:17 am

Those Salsa photos are excellent! I'd say you use just a little better equipment than my iPad!

Thank you! It's my phone actually and a great overcast afternoon while having the house all to myself. :)

I showed off this rare variant of the Spyderco C65 Lum Chinese Folder before, and I recently got around to editing a little video on it.

https://youtu.be/KvXSPYJuFDE

Not only is this C65 a sprint run of an iconic design, made with a blue almite coated aluminum handle, it also demonstrates Spyderco’s engraving service at the time.

Mr Blonde wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 07, 2020 1:23 am

I showed off this rare variant of the Spyderco C65 Lum Chinese Folder before, and I recently got around to editing a little video on it.

https://youtu.be/KvXSPYJuFDE

Not only is this C65 a sprint run of an iconic design, made with a blue almite coated aluminum handle, it also demonstrates Spyderco’s engraving service at the time.

Beautiful knife, thanks for the vid!! :)

Would you mind if I posted a link to your post (the one with the vid embedded) on the general discussion forum?
Or you do that yourself?
I am sure quite a few people who´d miss this vid otherwise would really like to see the knife...

Wartstein wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 07, 2020 10:03 am

Beautiful knife, thanks for the vid!! :)

Would you mind if I posted a link to your post (the one with the vid embedded) on the general discussion forum?
Or you do that yourself?
I am sure quite a few people who´d miss this vid otherwise would really like to see the knife...

Thanks for the suggestion, I'll create a thread there.

Mr Blonde wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 08, 2020 12:21 am

Wartstein wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 07, 2020 10:03 am

Beautiful knife, thanks for the vid!! :)

Would you mind if I posted a link to your post (the one with the vid embedded) on the general discussion forum?
Or you do that yourself?
I am sure quite a few people who´d miss this vid otherwise would really like to see the knife...

Thanks for the suggestion, I'll create a thread there.

Very good!! :)
The vid and the knife certainly more than deserve it, and here on the "Picture forum" many might miss it...

I finally got a chance to give the SpydieChef a proper workout. It's a fine folder, I just prefer it with a bit more blade length and full serrations to make it a better folding food prep knife.

My current favorite kitchen knife, the K15 Itamae Petty.

Every forum knife is a treat, especially this one. It sees far too much time inside the display case, it needs a bit of pocket time.

Awesome knives & awesome photography skills. I wasn’t able to view all the photos (iPad limits or reasons unknown) but the ones I did see were really really good! I couldn’t believe people could find any reason to critique your photos. My own photos are so far below standards I’ve actually stopped posting them after seeing yours and a fair number of others which made mine look like I’d taken them with a Polaroid!