camillus cuda edc pics (dial-up alert: 700K size)

huugh · Apr 13, 2006

I am sorry for the size but when I search images of knives I always want big resolution pictures. Please also excuse quality of some as I have only compact camera (Canon powershot S50 if anyone is interested) and no tripod.

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huugh · Apr 13, 2006

Is blade centered?:

Half open:

Lock:

Stonewashed blade:

Washers:

I just want to say THANKS to Mr. Darrel Ralph and Camillus company for making such a great and well designed folder for such a awesome price ($25 from newgraham.com, great service btw

)!

Death's Head · Apr 13, 2006

Great pics. I like seeing someone happy with their purchase. By the way, those pics are waaaaaaaaaaaay to big.

MB1 · Apr 14, 2006

Nice!

Some of these pictures make me want ot buy this knife

)

What is the material for the handles? Al or Steel?

And again...very nice pictures!

huugh · Apr 14, 2006

Handle material is 420HC, blade is AUS8.

Golbat · Apr 14, 2006

Yep, great pics, congrats!

I wrote last year a small review from the little EDC, I think it's a great gent's folder!

http://www.survival.hu/mambo/content/view/87/55/
(If you can't understand the article, the pics speak itself...

)

Redguy · Apr 14, 2006

Very nice pics huugh. :thumbup: I wish there was a slightly bigger version, I would buy it in a heartbeat. I just love steel framelocks!

Blue Sky · Apr 14, 2006

Nice pic's. I bought one shortly after they first came out and have been using it ever since (have another NIB in reserve I liked it so much). It only got bumped from it's permanent spot in the rotation when the Buck Mayo arrived. One of the best overall knife purchases I've made.

slotstik · Apr 14, 2006

deathshead said:
Great pics. I like seeing someone happy with their purchase. By the way, those pics are waaaaaaaaaaaay to big.

at 1600x1200 they're perfect!

ejt · Apr 15, 2006

When these first came out, there was a limited edition of 154 CM blades, also some black highlights. This was one of my favorite EDC's for quite a while, I still enjoy it.

Pix at http://www.camillusknives.com/1mainframe.htm?newitems-edcenhance.shtml~main

rifon2 · Apr 15, 2006

ejt said:
When these first came out, there was a limited edition of 154 CM blades, also some black highlights. This was one of my favorite EDC's for quite a while, I still enjoy it.

Pix at http://www.camillusknives.com/1mainframe.htm?newitems-edcenhance.shtml~main

That 154CM version was one of my favorite production knives in that price range. To think that I was buying a steel framelock, a great USA company, premium steel, a nitride coated clip with cutouts that matched those on the handle, and a top designer - - - for about 45 bucks!! Retail!! Only a couple of years ago or so. And the build quality was superb.

If it was just a bit bigger and lighter it would be in my pocket all the time.

M Specwar · Apr 15, 2006

I have a 154cm version. It's very good design, comfort to handle even it's small and thin.

Blue Sky · Apr 15, 2006

A.G. Russell had a D2 version for a while. I was always sorry I didn't pick one up when I could.

[digidude] · Apr 15, 2006

This is my EDC and probably my favorite knife overall.

Mirror-Saw · Apr 15, 2006

I have a 154CM version, but without black highlights.

Buzzbait · Apr 15, 2006

I've got a couple of those limited edition 154CM models hanging around, as well as a Talonite model. The Talonite model is always on my home office desk, ready for use. Great little knife. I've also got one of the boxed anniversary edition black and gold models that I wear for more formal events.

M Specwar · Apr 15, 2006

My EDC.

I'm still looking for the Talonite version.

Buzzbait
I like your idea about the rope.

badjujuboy · Apr 18, 2006

Hey guys! Just wondering if anyone else had one in ATS34. It does't say ATS34 on the blade, only on the box. I got it way back when they first came out (I think

) Thanks, bjjb

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huugh · Apr 19, 2006

Btw don't you know the dimensions (type) of the screws holding the handles together?
I have tried Allen head screw 1.5mm but it seems bit smaller. I also tried 2mm (that fits pivot screw perfectly) Allen screw and that is too big for them.
Torx don't match at all.

What do you use to disassemble?
Thanks.

Blue Sky · Apr 19, 2006

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