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Not interested in Hossom fixed blades (recurve), but Southfork, yes, I could may buy one.

I wonder if there is a way to make a lockbar insert that would full Salt proof.
Because when you think about it, normal insert plus screw is added complexity which can rust...
Maybe a ceramic ball insert, like on Chris Reeve?

Thanos EDC knife?

This is not 100 % sure info, but you can get titanium hardware for Endura 4 on eBay. I think that screw hardware could be the same between on Seki models.
But this is the last option, I would way for the CS from Spyderco.

Doc Dan wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 19, 2021 11:44 pm

Sanctified Bovine!

I am stealing this phrase.
All your phrase are belong to us.

Lot of interesting models.

I like that K390 Stretch has straight spine.
But, really out of the blue, micarta PM2 is speaking to me.
Next year I will one of these (or Caribbean, or Military).

Translucent stone is a type of Arkansas stone. IIRC, Arkansas stones are sedimentary rocks, basically a silicon oxide, SiO2. They are rated based upon the density, lower density ones cuts faster and they are ,,lower,, in grit rating. High density ones have finer grit. I would get UF stone, just beca...

Nice mod. I did take sandpaper a few times to my Spydercos, most notable was the Chief, I round the corners off. Moral of the story, don't be affrayd to mod your knife, if you know you are not going to sell it. Always wanted to try the Endura, maybe next year. I think I spend enough money this year ...

The Slysz Bowie was sold at 280€ in Europe back then and in my opinion, that was part of the appeal. Getting a Spyderco alternative to a Sebenza (sort of) at half the price, with stellar design, good look and very good fit and finish. What would justify the price jump to 400 euros, with everything ...

As a European, I know what you mean.
What main sellers did you mean? Lamnia and knivesandtools? Or someone else?

Man, I don't know. This is really one of those thing that I can't really wrap my head around. If the model sell well, Spyderco is going to keep it in the line up. Gayle Bradley 2 was introduced in like 2016, and it is still in 2021 catalogue. I guess the sales are ok enough to keep it. Slysz Bowie w...

Can someone told me what is really that special about Slysz Bowie?

What about some medium volume carbide steels, like CPM 3V?
Is the Spyderco medium ceramic stone good or not so good choice?

Titanium PM2 makes sense for me only if they made it as copper BladeHQ exclusive - titanium scales with only one liner for compression lock.
But, if you go that route, why not made the scales from FRN and make a LW version?
Am I right or am I right?

I would say, if the knife sells THAT well, it will not get discontinued.
The whole Slysz Bowie HYPE started with one youtuber, who praised it to heaven and then suddenly price in secondary market skyrocketed....go figure.

That is sexi.
But I am not going to import it to Europe. Taxes and stuff.
But really, that is one pretty knife.

I have Muhle STF synthetic shaving brush - excellent piece, I am using it everyday. I am driving a 2019 VW Polo, great little car. And some various little things like set of Wiha torx bits, and some LUX Made in Germany tools. I think that sometimes are german things a bit overrated, but, QC is more ...

I actually really like the colour. LW Manix is on the ,,maybe my next Spyderco,, list. But that has to wait.
Congrats on a new knife Doc.

Last one was last year around April, REX45 Manix 2.
Since then, nothing.
Not sure if I buy something this year, I want to buy a new bow...

Do you remember when Benchmade Bailout came out in CPM 3V and they were like 56 HRC?
I have no problems that they are going to use Cru-wear, but please, harden it properly.