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check the factory store for the ultra fine. Other than that the best I could find for diamond was the price that you mentioned.

Where does all my money go? Spyderco

Edited by - mschwoeb on 3/18/2003 6:12:07 AM

I bought my dad two of them, the bread knife and the small utility. Very good knives, sharp and easy to use.

And my mom went right ahead and cut herself with both of them!

try here:
http://web.tampabay.rr.com/dbrunne2/bancust.htm

Paul Chen makes some good ones.

good one!

RF pocket: my new mini-commander!
RF aux. pocket: Blue Lum Chinese
LF pocket: Keys-car, office, home
ASP light, blood type id
leatherman micra
back Right pocket: Hemp wallet!
Jacket: Spyderco Tufram Civilian

Double S blade? that one would really be nice to see to understand. Maybe you could come here to indy for the Gun and Knife show....

Or I will just patiently wait to hear more!

Nice, make good stocking stuffers!

If you follow that line though, then the spydies are obsolete because of the Emerson Wave.....
There are a lot of different things that you can do with a good bali that you cant with another knife, and even BRAM appreciates them and used then when designing the Gunting.

you could probably find some one here samo that would recieve it and ship it too you. Maybe.

hehe, I was just convinced(if you ever do that again clay I will be ready for you!).

Now have a blue Lum chinese that will keep me company for a little while at least, though when my mayo knives arrive - no promises!

a quote from off of bladeforums: Talonite is an amazing blade material. It has the strange property of really good edge retention, and easy sharpening. Usually you have to choose one or the other. It will not rust. It also seems to cut cut cut cut long after it feels dull and long after other steels...

You have a tufram civilian, which is how they where originally produced. Depending on what blade type, it should be worth somewhere about 130+

I now have one on the way. I purchased it because I want something while I send in my Darrel Ralph Apogee, which I purchased to have while waiting for my Mayos! I handled it in a store and really did like the total feel.

Edited by - mschwoeb on 3/13/2002 5:53:35 AM

very good points: doesnt rust, holds edge well

The real question here is how did you manage to trade a lum for a worker! The worker can still be bought for $70 US and the Lum is over $100....

hey br44, you just need to go over to bladeforums and ask there. There are several that can make them out of kydex or leather.

That one is not coated, is it?

sure was

Is still a very good knife, even with the opening not being as smooth as it should be. I had a plain edge that was the sharpest knife I have ever owned.

You dont need any more spydies, you have plenty of sydies. send the money to me.

Dangit, thought that might actually work.....

Oh, and how about a worker and a wegner. The two big W's