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I was just looking on there earlier today. A .125" thick, 12"x12" runs $30 IIRC. They also sell 6"x12" and 3"x12" sheets as well, but I don't remember if they have the digi-camo in those smaller sizes or how much they would cost. Seems like the .125"x3"x...

Nice work,really sweet. And I have gots a question ;D so the halparen titanium site is dawn,at least for me :/ What do you ussualy pay for digi camo g10? :) just give me the about price.

DM11 wrote:In descending order: Co-Pilot, Executive, Worker

Ok,so I'm not the spyderco expert out there :D some times I just look at a knife and go -What the 'ell is that? ya live and learn :)

It is hard to do a Y2K-Full Twirl-Arial Combo with an Endura. Balisong knives are fun to manipulate as well as having the strongest lock on a folder. I absolutely love my BM Morpho and would buy a Smallfly in a heartbeat if I could use Spyderco's excellent warranty and repair service. Bali's just t...

Here`s my older ones[/QUOTE]

Ok,so inlighten me,what am I looking at here?

Donut wrote:That's a pretty nice Rock Lobster. :)

I think you nailed it there :D the blade and handle do remind me of rock lobster as well.

And who needs those autos and balisongs anyways? Endura wave and zip tie mods are way more faster.Even the military and other models are as fast to deploy.

cr123 wrote:Hi: knifeworks has a serrated caly 3 with g-10 handles.

+1 knifeworks,love that shop :)

um,is that micarta on the handle write there?

The Spyderco knife that I have owned the longest is not my oldest model, but it is the one I have a picture of after its visit to Tom Krein for some regrinding. Sorry I do not have a before picture, but trust me it was much less pretty. http://i395.photobucket.com/albums/pp35/dczippo/Tom%20Krein/IM...

i carried this knife while working in a fiberglass production shop, and i constantly had the knife covered with resin and solvent. that's just a buildup from laying the knife down in puddles of the stuff. messy, sticky, itchy, irritating stuff! Ya,I know what you mean, i worked with kevlar a bit ba...

Well do I have fun story for you guys, the first day i got my ats millie i decided to try it out,so i was cleaning out some stuff from the attic and went down the latter,the clip snagged up a cable (turns out it was a tv antena cable) so completly oblivious to the dragging cable i jumped the few rem...

Oh,come on,an uncentered blade isn't a problem, I mean unless it's dragging along the liner,you guys are so spoiled. I got a millie in ats34 se,its a bit off center but I'm happy with it for 90$,beggers can't be chooser's,write. :)

Bright orange is used for most hunting/rescue knives,its almost impossible to miss (unless it fell into a hole or smth.). So,are wire clips that bad? I mean i can run,jump and the e4 hasn't fallen out of my pocket, ever.

Well there is knifeworks.com they ship world wide,the prices are not half bad and friendly service as well.

sharpguitarist wrote:this was my spyderco and my first real knife. it's been used and abused and retired.

Um,what happened to the handle,was it burnt or some kind acide or what? :confused:

here my oldest and i think the oldest in general

the very first Worker, marked with Spyderco USA & Seki Japan[/QUOTE]

Well this ones awesome.

Well the only old one i got is the ats34 military,other models are welcome . ya and sorry bout the cr*p cam,its only 2mp.

Well if you cant afford a camo milly or para this would be just perfect,hope Mr. Sal conciders a batch of camo handled tenacious knives. :)

Nice,it probably chopped that fire wood as well :)