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Mr. Schempp's best design, IMO, was the Khukuri -- very unique and never attempted by any other reputed knife brand.

I rarely use ultra-fine, its typically medium and fine for me that does the job. If you haven't, I would highly suggest watching the Sharpmaker video in its entirety: https://youtu.be/5LBDnJv5B58

The PPT is the most comfortable Spydie I have used, it just fits live a glove. The locking is crisp, the blade grind makes it a very good slicer, and the tip is reasonably strong. The only down side is the heft and weight. Though I am not a fan of black blades, I'm totally in for this sprint. I ...

Congrats to the winners! I enjoyed all photos, and participating on the contest. Fantastic!

The Dogtag is one cute knife!

I purchased it, used it for quiet a few months, but then it proved to be too thick for regular EDC tasks. I sold it recently in favor of a Domino, which is more suited for daily EDC. Though I like heavy built knives, and Techno has excellent fit and finish (the "thwang" upon its opening was ...

Thanks for appreciating the photos, I've got clicking after a period of slumber.

One note - the thumb hole on the domino is actually useful just like any other spyderco, so it's not an afterthought. The flipper is incredibly nice as well. The fit and finish is impeccable, the handle size is more ...

So I received my Domino today, and the first word I uttered on seeing was "gorgeous". Yeah, that's how those scales and the titanium side finish looks. The flipper action is a bit "gritty", but I guess it will smooth out as I flip it more. Some pics for your to enjoy (and a few comparison shots for ...

It was calm around 9 am, then the frenzy began around 9.15 am, and lasted all the way to 9.45 am or so. Then again a lull period when I could add the knife and checkout everytime without an error -- I guess folks were tired and gave up. And then all were gone. :)

Hmmm... I can understand the frustration especially since about 15 mins into the sale, the site started acting funny. However, it does not justify anger at the SFO crew. My order did not go through until about 45 mins into the sale window and I had decided to give up, but magic happened and I could ...

If that is the case I would say it's a design flaw in the Sypderco website. You can't blame Google Maps API, it wasn't designed as a shopping cart system, it was designed for maps. For high volume shopping carts there are other more appropriate zip code services out there.

Some *design flaws ...

I like S30V, and thanks!

The PPT, and Sage 1. Beautiful lines.

Thanks The Deacon, your explanation is logical, and seems this is the case.

I purchased a NIB Smallfly from the marketplace, and it seems to have a screw missing. The seller indicated it was this way. Some photos also indicate a missing screw (empty hole), so I think this is the way it is. Can someone confirm?

In the photo below, of the two side-by-side holes, only one has ...

...Wrong forum. Sorry...

Zulu

The Techno in my pocket, and Ladybug Salt in backpack. I actually find the Techno to have substantial value as compared to its cost - the fit and finish, the steel, the grip, everything is excellent on this LBK.

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I did participate in the contest, but was never asked for a new shipping address. Hope they haven't sent it to India (where I received my last year's), now that I am in the US! :-O

... and maybe it isn't... I'm not at all okay with the amount of data being kept about us in the name of improved customer service.

Ken

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As our online purchases grow, so does the information merchants retain about us. Not many know how exactly are they being tracked - for eg., if you ...