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Yep,

I'm listening. Thanks to everyone for there input. I have a Chinese folder on the way. It will be my only plain edge knife to date. So, unless I buy something cheap this will be my travel mate.

Yep,

I'm listening. Thanks to everyone for there input. I have a Chinese folder on the way. It will be my only plain edge knife to date. So, unless I buy something cheap this will be my travel mate.

A little South of Mazatlan. That is what I meant by central Mex <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle>.

Anyway, I bought a Green Lum chinese plain edge. After handling one I couldn't pass on it. It is a little big for a edc for me. But it is so light I will get used to it fast.

Do ...

Thanks for the input!

I have a SS dragonfly that is serrated. I was thinking about getting something plain edge. For some reason people freak on the serrated stuff. I went by a knife store today and I handled a Chinese folder for the first time. Wow! It felt nice.

I was plaining on buying ...

I am going on a trip to Mexico in a few months and I am wondering what would be a good knife for traveling? Which Spyderco would be low profile enough to travel with in the current state of high security? I am assuming it will have to travel in checked luggage now days? How about a model that is ...

As I am an 3d effects/animator. I have done Cad/Cam models that have been used for stereo lithograph. Stereo lith is really cool. They have the model loaded into the machine and it shoots lasers into tank of resin and the model comes bubbling up. Does Spyderco ever use Stereo lithograph? A computer ...

If it could float that would be awesome. I designed the knife with a continuous top arc like a sickle and added a pistol like undergrip to give slashing leverage. I would hope the design would allow for heavy pull cuts but also provide some other uses. What size should it be? My thoughts vary. It ...

Hey,

Thanks for the replies! SeaHawk may not be the best name <img src="sad.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle>thanks for the link Rookie). My thoughts on the blade design was a Harpy/sheepfoot combo. Any Ideas on materials?

Sincerly,

Thomas

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My Name is Thomas Peay. Recently I’ve been lurking around the SpyderCo website. I have especially enjoyed the forums. The forums provide an amazing amount of info and it has become clear to me that people are passionate about Spyderco products. I have wanted to participate but being new to ...