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GarageBoy wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 26, 2020 10:57 am

That's a darn nice dao

I wonder if SpyderEdge slip joints will make a return. The CPK in SE would be really neat!

Please not, as far as I am concerned! The lamination and the looks of it are one of the best things on HAP40/SUS410 for me personally, and the huge majority of Spydercos comes in unlaminated steel anyway, so there is a lot to choose from already... ;) Again, for me it´s not only the unique looks an...

Thanks Jazz! I know the production quality is far from the greatest, but I feel that some people may benefit from them; especially seeing less popular features like serrations and hawkbills in action.

I've had good experience with HAP40, but it sounds like REX45 has more performance potential with the ability to be heat treated to the max. Maybe the Seki models will someday get non laminated HAP40... This thread needs pics! :D https://i.imgur.com/ZC8R7U2.jpg https://i.imgur.com/iMIiOg9.jpg

I like the wharncliffes, especially the darkened blade with orange handle.

The only experience I have so far with hawkbills is the Byrd Hawkbill. With only a month's worth of experience with it, I can say it hasn't let me down or made me wish I had a different blade shape. The titanium handle swap on mine makes it feel even more sturdy than the FRN. It has never felt delic...

Your posts and videos are what got me interested in the byrd hawkbill, so thank you for that! :) I like that Titanium swap! Thanks! Glad those videos could help :) I was actually quite content with the FRN, but thought maybe I should try titanium for the first time (especially since the titanium mo...

Great to hear your thoughts on the two models! :) I've been very tempted by the Dragonfly HB. But, I've been more than pleased with the Byrd. I did a blade swap with a titanium Meadowlark and can't complain. Mine does have a proud lock bar to the back spacer, though. https://i.imgur.com/H3RTl9a.jpg ...

Cut the thick ziptie tag off my new sunglasses

Haha! Literally just watched that movie yesterday!

One more for the UKPK. More people in the world with strict knife laws should be able to enjoy a 2020 forum knife.

Just to parrot what others have said, thank you for creating this thread and posting these tests. As someone who has recently started to carry a SE as my primary blade, I'm thoroughly enjoying it.