What blade did you EDC today?

[isti242]

@Ouchyfoot

Today I gave my 740 DeJavoo a new pair of pants.

I found this set of custom scales on eBay, and had to have them. All the way from Bulgaria.

Now that I have a white knife, I might have to buy a white hat to go with it.

That’s classy.
What is it made of?

[Ouchyfoot]

@isti242

@Ouchyfoot

Today I gave my 740 DeJavoo a new pair of pants.

I found this set of custom scales on eBay, and had to have them. All the way from Bulgaria.

Now that I have a white knife, I might have to buy a white hat to go with it.

That’s classy.
What is it made of?

DuPont white “corian” with red fiber backing.

[8steve88]

@Ouchyfoot

Today I gave my 740 DeJavoo a new pair of pants.

I found this set of custom scales on eBay, and had to have them. All the way from Bulgaria.

Now that I have a white knife, I might have to buy a white hat to go with it.

Reminded me of a song that did.

White face, black shirt
White socks, black shoes
Black hair, white strat
Bled white, died black

Sweet gene Vincent
Let the blue cats roll tonight
At the sock hop ball in the union hall
Where the bop is their delight.

Lovely new clothes, I’ve got a piece of Corian, all I lack is the skill.

[DB_Custom (Dale)]

Man, y’all really need to figure out the picture scaling thing!

I have a 24” Pro monitor, the images are way too big for the 1920 pixel screen. Can’t imagine what others see, especially the tablet and phone users.

[Default_Username]

@DBCstm

Man, y’all really need to figure out the picture scaling thing!

I have a 24” Pro monitor, the images are way too big for the 1920 pixel screen. Can’t imagine what others see, especially the tablet and phone users.

Same here. It still looks stupid big on a 2560x1440 display.

[Dale]

@DBCstm

Man, y’all really need to figure out the picture scaling thing!

I have a 24” Pro monitor, the images are way too big for the 1920 pixel screen. Can’t imagine what others see, especially the tablet and phone users.

[strayz]

Just re size images to 1200x800 and you should be good enough that most will be able to see it.

[DB_Custom (Dale)]

The knife is 7/8” long closed. The blade is 9/16”.

[DB_Custom (Dale)]

Pictured here with my Benchmade Mini AFCK.

[DanielM]

Y’all need to scale down your images using the procentage until it looks good and fits on your monitor. When you do that, it’ll look good and fit on any monitor regardless of size.
Or you could just keep uploading humongous images and annoy the hell outta DBCstm some people :bigsmile:

[Dale]

[8steve88]

@DanielM

Y’all need to scale down your images using the procentage until it looks good and fits on your monitor. When you do that, it’ll look good and fit on any monitor regardless of size.
Or you could just keep uploading humongous images and annoy the hell outta DBCstm some people :bigsmile:

Or you could scale your images before uploading them to your host site, many image hosting sites have this ability, anything 600 to 800 pixels wide would do fine.
There is the provision of scaling the image in the insert image dialogue box, 100% will fill the page width 100% without over-running the page borders.

[GottaZoom]

@8steve88

@DanielM

Y’all need to scale down your images using the procentage until it looks good and fits on your monitor. When you do that, it’ll look good and fit on any monitor regardless of size.
Or you could just keep uploading humongous images and annoy the hell outta DBCstm some people :bigsmile:

Or you could scale your images before uploading them to your host site, many image hosting sites have this ability, anything 600 to 800 pixels wide would do fine.
There is the provision of scaling the image in the insert image dialogue box, 100% will fill the page width 100% without over-running the page borders.

Whatever you do, just keep posting these beautiful art pieces …

[8steve88]

@GottaZoom

@8steve88

@DanielM

Y’all need to scale down your images using the procentage until it looks good and fits on your monitor. When you do that, it’ll look good and fit on any monitor regardless of size.
Or you could just keep uploading humongous images and annoy the hell outta DBCstm some people :bigsmile:

Or you could scale your images before uploading them to your host site, many image hosting sites have this ability, anything 600 to 800 pixels wide would do fine.
There is the provision of scaling the image in the insert image dialogue box, 100% will fill the page width 100% without over-running the page borders.

Whatever you do, just keep posting these beautiful art pieces .…

They are good aren’t they, could be brochure images.

[Ouchyfoot]

@DBCstm

Man, y’all really need to figure out the picture scaling thing!

I have a 24” Pro monitor, the images are way too big for the 1920 pixel screen. Can’t imagine what others see, especially the tablet and phone users.

Everything seems okay on my iPad. Dales pics are big, but they fit on my screen okay without dwarfing the text. Anything bigger than Dales (DBCs example) make it unreadable.

[DB_Custom (Dale)]

Yours are the biggest pictures in this thread!

Mine are set at 62% of available screen size through BLF. I usually use a 1600 x 1200 size that can be viewed at the larger size by clicking on it.

[Racer]

I set most of my photos posted here on BLF to 60% width. Sometimes with cropping you get odd aspect ratios, so the final arbiter is how it looks on the screen, and I’ll edit any posts after the fact. That being said, the huge photos don’t really bother me, even if I do have to move the mouse half a foot just to scroll the whole picture

[DB_Custom (Dale)]

Just that there will be many who can’t see the pic properly.

If it interests me I move around in it or open it outside BLF. Otherwise I pass it by.

[Ouchyfoot]

@DBCstm

Yours are the biggest pictures in this thread!

Mine are set at 62% of available screen size through BLF. I usually use a 1600 x 1200 size that can be viewed at the larger size by clicking on it.

This is how I’m viewing the thread. iPad screen shot.

Ouchyshot

Daleshot

How come they’re ok on my small screen, but not on yours? And how come mine appear smaller than Dales on mine, but bigger on yours.
Really, sorry, but I’ve been judging size bye what I’m seeing on my screen.

[DB_Custom (Dale)]

Here’s a screenshot on my Dell 24” monitor…