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I really enjoy chilling out carving a bit with the Swayback. I do see a Techno in my future though.

Voted other for the Stretch XL LW.

Try running the pivot dry, but as others have mentioned, use some lube on the lockbar / tang interface. I use a little bit of grease.

Since the Manix is so ambidextrous it is in LFP everyday and used often. The BD1N is ideal, holds edge fairly well, and easy to get it back to blazing sharp in the field. Initially I was a bit leary of it but shortly got over that and enjoy it more every time I take one minute for a tune up. I do ca...

That is cool.

I didn't know I needed a couple of those. I will order them now.

I lost my first Spyderco Knife about 14 years ago while doing some work in my brother's attic. Fast forward about six years and I was at the same house replacing some rotten facia boards and trim on the front eve of the second floor, when something fell out of the soffit and bounced off my shoulder....

Done, and will be keeping an eye out for the results.

Thanks

The factory clips have always worked nicely for me. There are no real knife restrictions in my area and if people see one of the two or three knives in my pockets, I don't, and they don't seem to care. They do seem well thought out and they certainly work well for me as is. On the other hand though,...

I don't know if other pics came up and am surprised I can see one. There was belt sander, cordless jigsaw, and router involved.

Next up will be a leather sheath with a Ulticlip

Here is another Ironwood. First mule and I chose to do the the scales with tools that live in the truck. The shop tools have not been set up.




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