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Here's what Sal had to say about serration consistency in response to an issue I have with one of my Salts being toothy to the point of not functioning properly: As far as serration shape, this is always challenging. each time a blade is serrated, the formed wheel changes shape a little bit. The whe...

Most days I have a Victorinox Climber Deluxe in my bag. It's actually bigger than I'd really like (both pliers and scissors) but that's the price of including every tool I thought might be useful. Definitely handy to have, though I don't have to call upon it too often. a Climber in Bachpack. A Bachp...

Great videos, thanks for taking the time. Can't believe I just watched 40 minutes of sharpening, but it was enjoyable. :) Subscribed.

ninemm: What's the coating on your PD? I've never seen that shade before.

I like that first Stretch shot, reminds me of a kitten stuck in a tree. Maybe I should try a shot like that with my Cat? Thanks for the update.

Thanks for the update. What funny little mushrooms; don't think we have any like that around here.

Think Sal was merely addressing the "close to Delica size" comments. In reality there's a 1/16" difference in blade lengths and a 1/8" difference in closed lengths between the Kiwi 2 and the Kiwi 3. So yes, it's not identical to the Kiwi 2. On the other hand, it only got 3/16&qu...

Great photos! Just ordered one, looking forward to it.

G-10 UKPKs :eek: I find that one a little hard to believe! Really hope that's not true. C94GPFG – UK Pen Knife Foliage Green G-10 Leaf PlainEdge C94GPFG3 – UK Pen Knife Foliage Green G-10 Drop Point PlainEdge C94GP0R – UK Pen Knife Orange G-10 Leaf PlainEdge C94GSOR2 – UK Pen Knife Orange Rescue Sp...

Marion David Poff wrote:With my cord wrapped Mule thrown in, like a beefy arm, for good measure.

Oh the memories.... :D

Good looking Mules, very clean and functional in their appearance.

MyKnife wrote:Mule Amaranth

Whoa. Fantastic work.

Thanks for the comparison. It's interesting how much disagreement there's been about whether the new one is bigger or not, with Sal I think saying that it's not. But, as your photos demonstrate, it clearly is. Really liking the look of the new one.

Hi Scott, glad to see you over here! Have several VG10 blades, like them. They are presently the house standard around here. To me it's a good, but lesser cutter than D-2 while being far more stainless. Wish I could have the best attributes of both steels. As rycen and the others suggested, it sound...

There is no legal limit for folding knives in los angeles. There is a prohibition against carrying fixed blade knives longer than 3" in public unless they are for legitimate sporting or work purposes -- i.e. roofing knives, fishing knives etc. Carrying concealed fix blade knives of any length ...

rlw1979777 wrote:3. Tasman Salt, destroyed over a dozen so far.

Story time?

The problem being its a lot faster and easier to hit the pay now button than post for sale threads and all the associated headaches of managing a sales thread. I have yet to sell a single knife :( So I am hoarding because I'm lazy, not because I can't let go. That's about where I'm at with a couple...

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I think the Para2 would likely make the list, but I haven't gotten to handle one yet.

kene90f wrote:i don't use it for anything except safety i work around downtown LA

I hate to be a possible bearer of bad news, but, in case you don't realize it, the Military is well over the LA blade length limit. Please be careful....

SFO won't ship anything but SlipIts and sharpeners to NY (the WHOLE state) while this debacle is proceeding... Regarding shipping to NY state: The other 54,000 square miles are permitted to get our other stuff. http://spyderco.com/forums/showpost.php?p=610541&postcount=38 However, this does see...

How about trying to develop a new kind of system for handle disassembly? How about a tool-less pivot adjustment? (I could see it being something like a screw with a ring through it to use as the 'handle'-which would just fold flat when you have it adjusted.).... I was thinking about the possibility...

Starting this in an attempt divert the hijack of the Casual Bombshell thread. Good call. The knife would probably have to be fully assembled or, at the very least, a kit where all parts were supplied. Either would, as a general rule, add to the cost. I'd envisioned it as just the blades, with the h...