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There is an upcoming twill carbon fiber version as well as a larger version in G10.

Thanks for the spot! :D

I'll get the obligatory "It's worthless and you should send it to me to dispose of" out of the way.

Recently I saw one go for around $150 on an auction site but I don't know if that is an accurate price because I haven't been pursuing kris's lately.

The black looks great!

I like the green but if I had an extra I would do that!

I sharpen on Japanese water stones for most blades and the sharpmaker for my recurve blades and serrations.

Distorted wrote:I was looking at the gray and the brown as well. Initially i wanted to get an Endura and a Delica in matching colors, but now i don't know which color nor do i know if i really NEED an Endura.

The simple solution is to buy every flavor! :D

Why can't H1 be flat ground?

It is not impossible to flat grind H1, but it would be expensive to produce.
When full flat grinding a blade you must grind each side of the blade separately. This means that when you grind the second side the steel is much harder; so the stock removal becomes much ...

Nutnfancy just uploaded his Spyderco video from SHOT.

He gets hands-on footage of the new models and talks with Ed Schempp and Sal.

I can't wait for the super-leaf.

But my wallet hasn't caught up to last year yet, I might have to sell a kidney to make sure I get all these sprint runs! :D

Sage I

Mine won't arrive until Tuesday despite being at the local warehouse because UPS ground won't deliver on Saturday!

IIRC another youtube reviewer sent a balisong to Uparmor to get a duracoat coating.

http://spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41696

This one was still on the first page, you wouldn't even have to type it in the elusive search box.

I'm don't think it is Taiwan because the Japanese don't send their steel to other countries, which is why the Taiwan models have been made with American steel. Since the blade it zdp-189 my bet is it is made in Seki.

But it's an absolute steal at $115!

Hi Catamount,

CTS-XHP will be available in a Manix2 Sprint model soon.

CTS-BD1 will be available as a Mule Team.

CTS-20CP will be available as a Mule Team.

While XHP is not as corrosion resistant as H1, it is considerably better than D-2, while still giving a good turn of performance.

It is ...

It does look good, more carbon than 440c plus the vanadium and it is a powdered metal so it will be very consistent.

You can find it on the steel chart below under it's non-carpenter name of 440xh.

http://www.zknives.com/knives/steels/st ... hp?sort=nm

I got one, but now I'm beginning to wonder if I'll wish I would have gotten two.

sal wrote:Bob Taylor did have a smaller design that we're looking at. It has a Boltaron sheath.

sal

In response to a question about the Warrior

thread:http://spyderco.com/forums/showthread.p ... 539&page=2

262 sounds like a winner