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Anyone order from here? https://votixedc.com/collections/spyderco I bought some micarta scales for my Delica from there. They are pretty nice, I like them quite a bit. Shipping took a little over a month to the U.S. though. https://i.postimg.cc/KvL9W4Wn/Delica.jpg Nice knife! I have the Votix skinn...

riclaw wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 24, 2023 10:33 pm

Anyone order from here?
https://votixedc.com/collections/spyderco

I bought some micarta scales for my Delica from there. They are pretty nice, I like them quite a bit. Shipping took a little over a month to the U.S. though.

Pointy britches wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 28, 2023 8:16 pm

Can't wait for 4 months of this weather lol

That's a nice photo.

Not much to report but there was a small bit of red rust on my Rex45 Native 5 just under the scale on the show side. I've carried this knife quite a bit at work (auto mechanic) and at home on my small farm doing chores. I kind of expected more since it didn't always get wiped down after use. It wip...

After reading this thread I checked all of mine out of curiosity. Definitely not scientific, just more of could I "perceive" lock rock or not. I have 4 Golden, none with perceivable lock rock I have 12 Seki, 6 have no perceivable lock rock and 6 do. Only one would I consider bothersome (St...

New scales and a day at home.

Not much to report but there was a small bit of red rust on my Rex45 Native 5 just under the scale on the show side. I've carried this knife quite a bit at work (auto mechanic) and at home on my small farm doing chores. I kind of expected more since it didn't always get wiped down after use. https:/...

https://i.postimg.cc/x8hgr7YT/chef.jpg That’s gorgeous!!! Did you flame/heat the scales to get that rainbow effect? I know titanium will do that. That’s the reason it makes the COOLEST header and exhaust material. My one Lynch clip is the industrial heat finish and it’s got the rainbow heat treatme...

I picked this up several weeks ago as my main chore knife for my mini farm. I use it daily for cutting twine on bales of hay and opening feed sacks. It represents a few firsts for me, first H1, first serrated, and first wharncliffe (sp?) folding knife. For the tasks intended it is working fantastic...

kohagen wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 14, 2023 10:21 am

D.Newman wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 14, 2023 8:13 am

Double Entry Alert... Pick one for your weekly bragging rights submission!

My bad, I'm new to this. Personally I would go with this one and forego the previous one. I'll pay more attention moving forward.

Current collection, anxiously awaiting the 'Lil Native LW.

Manixguy@1994 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 14, 2023 8:20 am

D.Newman wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 14, 2023 8:13 am

Nice ! Love that knife , favorite of mine . MG2

Thanks, It's been well "loved" lol. It's a favorite of mine as well.

I picked this up several weeks ago as my main chore knife for my mini farm. I use it daily for cutting twine on bales of hay and opening feed sacks. It represents a few firsts for me, first H1, first serrated, and first wharncliffe (sp?) folding knife. For the tasks intended it is working fantastica...

This Native has been my main work knife for the last year. I occasionally opt for a Salt2 or a Bugout depending on weather, but I carry this 90% of the time at work.

Removed entry. Rookie here lol.

Stretch or Dragonfly for me.

Pretty cool. 754