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Finally just gave up on my pre-order at KnfeCenter and just bought one at Indiana Knives. Also bought an Sprint run Yojumbo S90V/CF. Woo!

Yeah I preordered mine 10/4/21 hoping for Christmas or my Birthday Jan 30.

Did I miss my shot at one of these? If so I will just get the S30V Yojumbo.

I bought a brand new Zoomer around Christmas and now having done some cutting, cooking, sharpening and stropping I can 100% tell you it’s flat out awesome. Yes I will get some photos for you but if you are even remotely thinking of a Spyderco fixed blade I strongly recommend the Zoomer. I will admit...

Quick for you question gang. Has anyone ever purchased and received one from Knife Center? Just curious…

Buddafucco wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 30, 2022 1:52 pm

DrHE wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 21, 2022 11:06 am

Mine is the 30th sadly I am no longer 42 by a decade.

Happy Birthday DrHE!

Thanks!

I have a Zoomer which is the 20CV in a Hamaguri (convex) grind that’s outstanding!

Mine is the 30th sadly I am no longer 42 by a decade.

And now I must have a Yojumbo. I will carry this one because of stabby reasons. If this gets waved I will be extra in. A waved yojumbo would be extra awesome.

Not sure what you are doing with the knife but if you want a very think blade go with a Medford. They are like a 2x4 compared for most I have seen. Or Magnacut is what you seek but it will be a bit longer before they hit the shelves. Also if it’s that hard a use maybe get an H1 fixed blade so you ca...

I always miss them and wanted one.

If I could also get a medium and extra fine in the webfoot I would buy all of them including the new CBN.

Maybe I am utterly missing the point here but what does the basket of bulk steel parts shown above have to do with Spyderco steel in the Taiwan factory? Assuming that “Behold a photo of something being heat treated in a basket” means everything is done that way or that this has anything to do with S...

We have several flippers of which Sliverax is fantastic as are the Tropen and Amalgam. For fixed blades Zoomer and the Reverse are both outstanding. Pics when I have a moment.

The golden stone is amazing for daily touch ups.

I will be ALL IN on a webfoot. It will allow for a rapid re-profile and do a toothy edge quickly too. Sal is an absolute genius with the design. The Golden Stone is my Go To and I own 1 or 2 of all their stones. Seriously it is a 1 piece sharpmaker essentially.

I basically want a “Millie 2” that’s essentially just a larger PM2 (comp lock and 4 pos carry). Since we are granting wishes I want them in M4, Maxamet and/or CruWear. Yes, I will buy all 3. Heck toss it in any awesome steel and watch me buy it.

My take on most the steels used is the key is having the quality control in place to assure that the client is what getting is what they paid for at the steel manufacturers level. Clearly if it’s a more basic steel (52100 or O1 or A2) the batch has to be to spec but the low alloy nature makes it a ...

If I was using a “standard” model (vs left handed model) as a lefty I can see it. As a right handed person I think it’s interesting but not really a plus. I like my locks where there is minimal change of accidental disengagement so that would be another reason I would pass on it. Interesting idea th...

My take on most the steels used is the key is having the quality control in place to assure that the client is what getting is what they paid for at the steel manufacturers level. Clearly if it’s a more basic steel (52100 or O1 or A2) the batch has to be to spec but the low alloy nature makes it a l...