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Just trying to decide if I need to pony up the cash and get on a pre-order list or not.

Orion's Belt wrote:Andrew Demko for me. It's too bad that he works with Cold Steel.

Demko's customs are pretty awesome, I would love to get a custom AD10.

I know that some of these makers have done collabs in the past, but I'd love to see more! GTC, Kirby Lambert, Bob Terzuola, Brian Tighe, R.J. Martin, Neil Blackwood, Jens Anso, Jerry Hossom, and Warren Thomas.

Maybe someone can explain the utility of the kiridashi to me. I've seen them for years and they are advertised as wood carving knives - and I have a similar-shaped blade in my Marbles carving set. But what other uses would one have for this blade shape? TedP http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41...

I've been on a traditional kick lately and think it would be cool to see Spyderco's take on the kiridashi style knife. Anybody else agree?

I would totally be into a traditional friction folder, with a spyderco twist. :)

YES! That's great news, thanks Blerv!

I'm still kicking myself in the butt for not picking one up when I could have. Would love to see it come back or at least have a comparable design. What are your thoughts?!

Jigged bone damascus Endura.. would love to carry it, but no pocket clip.

I would love to see an Anso/Spyderco Funk!

Blasted Ti (like Techno) PM2 with integral Compression lock (like ATR); either g10 top scale or Ti; S90V Steel :)

Fluted Ti Para 2 w/ ATR style compression lock!

Either my Orange Para 2 or Benchmade 940 Osborne.. but my Kiwi seems to draw a lot of attention from non knife aficionados

The dimples are not very estetic but they work. Spyderco is about performance. This knife goes into the heavy duty category but it is still a folding knife and has to perform an even wider range of functions if it is to see pocket time. The blade design is to give maximum performance with minimum w...

The dimples are not very estetic but they work. Spyderco is about performance. This knife goes into the heavy duty category but it is still a folding knife and has to perform an even wider range of functions if it is to see pocket time. The blade design is to give maximum performance with minimum w...

http://spydercollector.wordpress.com/20 ... empp-tuff/

and here

http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/2012%20 ... -Final.pdf

I mean this as no disrespect to the spyderco crew and Mr. Schempp, as I can only imagine the amount of work that went into this knife. I just want to know others opinions, positive or negative. Personally, it went from being at the top of my list to barely on my radar. I simply can't get over the ra...

haarspalter wrote:great collection! i see you also have 2 orange PM2s... :-) way to go!

Thanks! I actually had 3 but now am down to 1 :roll eyes:.. sold one, traded something for another and kept the last one.

StangBang wrote:Great looking collection! :)

Thanks!

BAL wrote:Nice collection, do you use / carry any of them, most of them.

Some more than others, but yes I carry and use ALL of them!