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:spyder: Very nice spicy photo :) ... I like a lot the contrast of the colors ... Good luck to you Aliaspostmortem ... :spyder:

:spyder: John welcome to the Forum :) ... I have one cure for your illness ... Purchase as many same model SPIDIE as your pocket can afford and then lie them down, close your eyes and just pick one ... Let this one be your user ... Every time you are sorry for the use you put on this one, just remem...

:spyder: Caleb welcome to the forum ... I definately propose, after your description of needs, to purchase one of the sage series althought delica is a versatile well priced nice size folder ... I think that the sage series have the size you seek and the variety you can choose from ... I only own th...

:spyder: Definately a folder must be SS ... It is very nice to see that some of the sprintruns, like para2 and manix2, are made of non SS but this is a way of getting to know and test new steels ... Wear resistance is a must along with edge stability for an EDC and for a folder targeting his use for...

:spyder: Brian welcome to the FORUM :) ... I own both para2 and manix2 in several variations ... IMHO you have to purchase them both ... They are excellent for EDC and other harder tasks but in a way that only one of them is not enough ... Para2 is more delicate but more of a user and manix2 is more...

:spyder: I usualy try to purchase two or three of any new SPIDIE I deside to EDC so if I lost it :confused: or break it :rolleyes: or something else happens and withdraw it, I will have it all new again ... You know, "two is one and one is none" ... :spyder:

Able Dog wrote:Yasou ti kanis and welcome to the forum.

:spyder: Γειά σου Able Dog είμαι καλά, εσύ? ... I was absent for a long time, glad to be back ... Any thoughts about the alloys? ... :spyder:

Welcome STAK, and yassou my Greek friend. I'm sorry for how difficult it is for you to acquire spydies, those of us in the USA have it easy for sure. I have 1 knife each in S90V and S110V, and I find them both harder to sharpen than S30V, but I can't really tell the difference between them. :spyder...

Welcome STAK, and yassou my Greek friend. I'm sorry for how difficult it is for you to acquire spydies, those of us in the USA have it easy for sure. I have 1 knife each in S90V and S110V, and I find them both harder to sharpen than S30V, but I can't really tell the difference between them. :spyder...

http://i780.photobucket.com/albums/yy85/dnairradiator/C9E09B34-A74D-41E5-8076-3F5E828051C4_zpsg1d17sup.png :spyder: Nice chart ... Thank you for reminding me my smartphone app ... I want to know not only the statistics or the composition of the alloys, but the real user stuff, as I described at fir...

Welcome STAK, and yassou my Greek friend. I'm sorry for how difficult it is for you to acquire spydies, those of us in the USA have it easy for sure. I have 1 knife each in S90V and S110V, and I find them both harder to sharpen than S30V, but I can't really tell the difference between them. :spyder...

Well, 20CP is more or less the same thing as S90V, so you can go and research any comparison between S90V and S110V and the differences should be pretty much on par. Personally in my uses I can't tell the difference between 20CP and S90V, and as far as S90V/20Cp vs S110V goes they're all so outstan...

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:spyder: WAW!!! ... Best photo ever ... Nice coupling, steel along with flowers ... :spyder:

:spyder: HELLO FELLOW FORUMITES :) ... I HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE WAY THEESE TWO ALLOYS PERFORMS (COMPARE TO EACH OTHER), THINGS LIKE CUTTING ABILITIES, EASE OF SHARPEN-REGRIND, LONG LASTING SHAVING SHARP-WORKING EDGE SHARP AND EVERYTHING ELSE SOMEBODY WITH SOME EXPERIENCE IN BOTH ALLOYS CAN EDUCATE...

I'm kinda digging using a folder in the kitchen. Many chefs would probably look down upon it but it might be something that stays with me in the kitchen. Anyone else dig folders in the kitchen? :spyder: I always use my SPIDIE folders in the kitchen ;) . . . . Is there anybody who doesn't :confused:...

I thought I would post a few pic's of the Pacific at work at one section of the office. I told the gals to give 'er a good workout and they did. Together we put it through it's paces and it performed admirably. I did collect it before leaving and gave it a thorough hose-down, snaped it shut and lef...

He's alive and well. The other critters are dead and digested long ago! :spyder: Nice, kill 'em all :confused: do not leave anything :eek: just eat them all you great hero :D . . . . Kill all those bad creatures, it is so heroic to defent yourself against those heavy armored bad-bad creatures :p . ....

:spyder: Very nice start Chiles :D . . . . Keep them (SPIDIES) coming :eek: . . . . Welcome to the SPYDERCO forums :) . . . . :spyder:

:spyder: It's a shame, you wasted those beautiful animals just to digest them :cool: . . . . Your nice dog is still alive I hope :eek: . . . . :spyder:

:spyder: I usualy reprofile my SPIDIE-edges at 15-17 deg per side :cool: . . . . It depends of the SPIDIE's blade shape and steel . . . . My current EDC is a PARA2 CTS-20CP reprofiled down to 13deg per side and mirror polished up to 6.000grit on my EDGE-PRO (PRO) :) . . . . :spyder: