Benchmade Osborne 940: "Bar Setting Balance" by Nutnfancy

If there's a right way to make a manual folding tactical or hunting knife this is it: The outstanding Benchmade Osborne Axis 940 series of knives. All makers take note of these knives: ultra fast and easy deployment due to perfect pivot construction and balance. Who needs an auto with deployment speed like this. It really doesn't get any better than this. Add superior construction throughout, rock solid lock up, great 154CM blade steel, a cool purple titanium spacer on the back, strong clip, and great colors to this superior design. Also the both the clip and reverse tanto blade shapes offer great utility in every day carry (not too wide). At around $125 these knives are actually a good deal. Heirloom quality. They are some of my absolute favorite tactical or EDC (every day carry) folders. 10out of 10 Nutnfancy Likeability Scale.



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20040513 Setting Rte 140 bridge girders

Setting new bridge girders for the Maryland Route 140 bridge over Rte 27. Late in the evening of May 12th, 2004 and well into the morning of May 13th, 2004, Caroline, Jeff Glass and I went over to observe Kibler Construction... set the new steel girders in a continuing phase of the reconstruction of the Maryland Route 140 bridge over Maryland Route 27 just north of Westminster, MD. The weight of the girders required the use of a special crane. The crane was set up underneath the bridge on Maryland Route 27. Maryland Route 27 and 140 were closed from 9 pm to 5 am for five consecutive nights beginning on May 10, 2004, in order to perform the work. The original bridges were built in 1953 just before Maryland Route 140 was opened at a dedication ceremony led by Maryland Governor Theodore McKeldin on July 1, 1954. In the following photo, a steel girder used in the original construction of the bridges is transported through Westminster in and around 1953... Followed by a photo of that location in Westminster on April 18, 2007. The next two photos depict the area of the bridges as it looked in 1953... The $13.4 million project to rebuild the Maryland Route 140 bridges over Maryland Route 27 and Maryland Route 97 further west began in September 2003. The first several images are historical photos and the balance of the pictures were taken by me the evening and morning of May 12-13, 2004. The next photo is what the area looked like in 1954, right after Rte 140 opened. In this view ...



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