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Bonjour amis français ;-). Étant moi-même parisien et passionné de Spydies’, je me disais qu’il devait bien y avoir quelques français qui traînaient ici… Content de voir que je ne m’étais pas trompé. Je traîne aussi sur d’autres forums francophones généralistes en matière de couteau & bushcraft/...

Hello antoine! Nice to see French guys in this forums!
Your knife is very elegant and it reminds me that it made a long time I didn't come to the Ile-de-Ré!

Personnally, I only use the medium stones to a bit damaged blades. For daily sharpening, I just use the fine white one.

Great photos! Like Whieee said, it will be cool to have it in a high-resolution to use it as a wallpaper.

Thanks to Spyderco and authors of this photos to make me dream every time I look at the date!

Happy New Year and I hope you will have many more Spyderco this year 2011!

Welcome to this forum, I hope you will enjoy like I do here!

gunnut35 wrote:Man that is one i would buy in a heart beat :eek: ......

Same here! The blade shape is very cool.

I mean always as you are open to many types of question about Spyderco, which is more than appreciable. And I think you're still very available on Spyderco forums, even if your time must be busy. I really care about pleasant communication between brand and customers. It’s purely the best way to acqu...

Thanks Sal, appreciate that you are always available for any kind of questions.

Edit: I had forgotten ZDP-189 when I post my supposition about Japanese steel, VG-10 is actually not the only one of course.

Yes, I think it’s what Sal wants to say ( handle steel), but just to be sure. Even if COO is not a decisive point to make me buy this or this model of Spyderco, all Spyderco (and Byrd!) comes with quality, I think it’s pretty cool and interesant point to know where parts of our favorite :spyder: kni...

Thank you for your full explanation about COO in general and for Spyderco, Sal! I totally agree that it’s more interesting to know country where it was made than the country where it was bought… Second one is a non-sense for me. Much of the materials that we use in Japan, Italy and Taiwan actually c...

Thank you for your complete answer!

It’s great to speak with guys that have same hobbies about knives, and better, Spyderco brand!

Hello Spyderco fans, I’m pretty sure that I have already seen message about this on the Web, but a lots of people seems to be disagree. The heart of Spyderco line is produced in Japan. But is it just the country of origin of materials (blade steel VG-10, FRN, etc.), or the country of origin of mater...

Hi Spyderco fans! I’m happy to post for the first time in the official Spyderco’s forums since even if I EDC an Endura 2 since years, and newly an Endura 4. As I’m a French Spyderco fan (Spyderco is a also popular in France for knives-lovers), I only posted on French knives forums before I registere...