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Especially unique in many ways. http://www.spydiewiki.com/index.php?title=C27_Jess_Horn

Silky Saws are the BEST!

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No dis-Respect, but after five years of carry, the Bradly Bowie is a much easier EDC.

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Roto-Wedge patent: http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Pars ... N/Glesser-$

The same, but different:

https://www.riogrande.com/product/grs-b ... ion/502042

https://www.riogrande.com/product/econo ... and/502003

How about checked English Walnut to match your favorite Holland & Holland shotgun.

When was the sharpened cut swedge changed to the longer curved transition wedge as in this Sprint Run Worker? (https://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=893) As I recall both Worker models in the Evolution Set had the newer curved wedge. This is one way to tell the difference between an o...

Here is the youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oe0u4EM ... e=youtu.be

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FYI: Here is a video that Alton Brown posted on Twitter yesterday that includes his commentary about the Carter knives he owns.

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Cath & I are enjoying sake we bought from North American Sake Brewery when we visited Charlottesville, Va last fall. The food was eclectic and fantastic too. We met Andrew the head brewer and got an impromptu tour. He has a real passion for making sake. http://www.pourmeone.com/sake/ http://www.pour...

Making an elliptical stop pin takes a lot more skill than a corrected symmetrical round one. If you open the knife and hold the blade so that there is a 50% overlap at the intersection of the tang and titanium lockbar, you could use a modified feeler gauge to determine the the additional diameter of...

I have fixed a number of liner and a few compression locks (Spyderco, Benchmade, ZT, etc.) with this issue by loosening the stop pin retention screws and turning 90°(up to 180°). Many times the stop pin becomes distorted and/or worn due to excessive slamming to opening or just long tern wear and tea...

Send your P4 to Willey Knives and they will serrate it for you: http://www.willeyknives.com/

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Buy a Chinook 4 and take it to a reputable gunsmith or machinist. It should be an each fix to make it tip-down. Tip-down is my preferred orientation―of course I have been carrying a Spyderco everyday since 1984.

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Looks good to me.

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These are cool!

https://deneenpottery.com/mug-styles/

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Sorry to report that CRKT discontinued the VEFF1 Veff Sharp Sharpening Kit over two years ago. https://www.crkt.com/veff-sharp.html Perhaps Tom may a have a few left: http://veffsharpening.com/ In case anyone is interested, here is the design patent for the Veff Serration: http://patft.uspto.gov/net...

Here a photo of a C14 that Willey Knives re-serrated for a customer of ours in 2016. A first rate job!

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It would be easier to create a short of those that wouldn't rate as "most durable". Spyderco's standards are so high on everything they make and have made that the short list would be very short especially when one considers application.

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