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Decided to carry one that I haven't in a while. Police 3 SE.

My first Try Stick since having hand surgery. Had to quit when it started to rain.

My notches need work. But this is one of my favorite things to decompress after a long day. I'm glad to be able to do it again.

Can't read through the thread right now, but wanted to through my 2 cents in. I don't really pay attention to weight of knifes, as long as its balanced. But I work in a machine shop, and my hands are always covered in some kind of coolant, cutting oil, or grease. In this area I prefer the frn mostly...

No pics but I used my Santoku to quarter a chicken for grilling out. The Santoku has been the main knife I reach for in the kitchen. I enjoy how easy it was to wash it after cutting raw chicken.

Reverse S curve Meerkat

I recently saw a baby Horn at a local B&M listed for $124. It was a grey G10 with VG10

Spyderhawk H1. When the Spyderhawk was first released in H1. Less than a week of owning it. I was cutting too close to a metal table. I underestimated how easily the Spyderhawk would cut. Passed right through what I was cutting, and right into the table. It rolled about an 1/8" of the tip. I learned...

I had a great moment the other day at work. Most days I carry my zdp Endura. I was showing it to a coworker. He enjoys Spyderco, but mainly carries a bugout. He looked at it. The comments on how long the blade is. Then he holds it, and it was like flipping a switch. As soon as he realized how well i...

Mule

I just got my PM2 yesterday, so I can't make any claim to its durability. But I've used Spyderco for many years. It is definitely a product you can trust with your life. Which ever model you get. I'd say go with the one that is more comfortable. I've never held a Yojimbo to compare this to, but I ha...

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Wed Sep 02, 2020 12:25 pm

Is that the Biblio? I keep coming back to that knife. My only hesitation is the liner lock.

So I just discovered and read through the thread. I am very happy to see new life in the Calypso line. I have owned one of every Calypso design. The crown jewel of my collection is an original Calypso fully serrated with a perfectly straight blade. I know I have said the Caly 3.5 was the perfect kni...

I’ve got an Esee Candiru, a very capable little knife. It is heavy, though. I have an Esee Izula. I do have it scout carry on my belt. It is a great knife, and I love Esee's warranty. I went with the black oxide stone wash finish. If you want something lighter. I would recommend a crkt minimalist. ...

I'm a machinist, and I use a loupe and small comparator almost daily. Mainly I use it for inspecting the cutting edge of my tools. Checking the .007" nose radius of cutter, or the teeth of a #0-80 tap are getting hard to see with the naked eye these days. I have two I keep in my toolbox. One is a 7x...

Did some thinning of my pumpkin patch and removed some leaves that had powdered mold on them. Used my S90v Mule.

I like this idea. Something exclusive to the forum would be nice. I know Spyderco has done a few Forum knives in the past. I remember a Native model forum knife. I would say to help everyone come together. Spyderco could let us know which models to choose from. Specific steels and handle materials t...

D2 has a special place in my heart. When I was learning to be a machinist. The first metal I cut, heat treated, and ground was D2. I love tool steels in general. I also know that many tool steels have better performance. But D2 wins out for sentimental reasons. ZDP-189 is probably the steel I've car...

I've got the Santoku. Its a great knife. I would absolutely recommend it. I use it 3-4 times a week. And its my favorite knife in the kitchen.

I love small fixed blades, scout carry, for edc. I've been carrying my PD1 Mule for the last few days. I rotate through my CRKT Minimalist clever, Esee Izula, and Mora Eldris most days. The Eldris, I carry in my lfp with a lanyard attached from the sheath to a belt loop. All others ride front right ...

Congrats! I love M4 steel.