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Thanks for the update, TazKristi!

Thank you for the information! I to respect your decision. I think that differentiates a good manufacturer is the ability to recognize and solve problems. I hope that you understand the reason for my posts. I did not want to defame my favorite Knife manufacturer, I would like to voice and resolve ...

You say this. Note I keep seeing "we":



Ok, you ( as in "we") aren't trying to get spyderco to replace them. I can't help but thinking about this statement that you made asking for replacement:



Once again, thank you for your position.
Great demagogy and manipulation of words out of context ...

I think that your only option is to send the two blades into Spyderco...I know that is not cheap from Russia, but if you want a response from them, then they will most likely need to see the product you feel is defective. They may say its over hardened or not. The only way to know is to spend that ...

Yet you still seem unable to accept the conclusion by one of our most knowledgeable members where steel is concerned that the "problem" your friends experienced was most probably the result of mishandling a knife made of relatively brittle steel which was, at the express request of some of the ...

You know I wasn't being sarcastic, right? Have you contacted them? They are the ones that decide if replacement is warranted, not us.

Sir,
we turned to the Spyderco forum to discuss the issue with a knife Spyderco. Various aspects of this problem: steel, heat treatment and many other things. We ...

The Mastiff wrote:As I stated earlier, e-mailing spyderco W&R is faster than complaining to us about your knives.

Thank you, you are a true friend! :D :D :D

The purpose of our publication - it does not help in the exchange of broken blades. We wanted to hear comments from the manufacturer, in support we answered "send. If our fault - we will change" and everything! We wonder what do the owners of knives that are not yet broken. Pray and not to breathe ...

The Mastiff wrote:Yeah, Just what I said.

I understand you too. We see people fairly often that come here after breaking their knives figuring this is the way to get them replaced. Just e-mail W&R. It's faster that way. :)

I(we) do not belong to these people, my(our) Mule(s) is not YET broken. :)

Taking this approach, one could say a brand new corvette is broken if it can't carry 4 adults, and 3 refigerators in the back like a ford truck. It can go almost 200 miles per hour, and do things the truck can't, but it's obviously broken.

BTW, I flat out don't believe the "pencil" analogy.

OK ...

I thank you for an objective approach to the issue.
Tell me, please, for which purpose need a knife, which can break his arms like a wooden pencil? Put in a cupboard on a shelf? I understand that many of the knives are on our shelf. I have about 300 different knives, I use 3-5 knives. BUT KNIFE ...

Guys, if you don't know what to expect with a steel, learn before you buy it. That's why they make very nice knives in VG10 at RC 59, or Aus6, 154cm, etc
Sir,
Sorry, but you must have read my post attentively :( :D :) .
We have different knives from ZDP-189 (Spyderco and other manufacturers). I ...

gunmike1 wrote:I think the few knives that broke are definately the exception, not the rule.

We also look forward to it!

Respect!!!

At the request of my Spydie-comrades spread the fruit of collective wisdom. :)


Dear Mr. Glesser and all Spyderco collectors!

We just want to explain some moments about ZDP Mule Team, please try to understand us:
we haven’t cut ANYTHING with broken Mules! We haven’t use them as an axe. WE HAVEN’T ...

Doc Pyres wrote:Sorry to go off topic here, but welcome to our Spydie brothers and sisters in Russia! :)

Thank you very much, brother! :)

Then the best thing to do, if you have one which is not broken, would be to sell it to someone who would appreciate it for what it is, rather than being upset by what it is not.

Sir,
I can not sell my Spyderco, I'm a big fan of Spyderco :) .
Here http://i2.guns.ru/forums/icons/forum_pictures ...

alexvzin wrote:All ZDP Mule owners in Russia are now afraid even to breathe on them. :)

Yes!
I do not know what to do.
Try to break? I feel sorry for the knife! Do not break and make the handle? I do not need a knife, which can be broken arms! :mad:

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