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Gabor Szakonyi

It's been long retired (2015?), but this post is a tribute to my favourite pocket knife of all time... Hi talesk, thanks for your words. It's the craftsmen excellence who developed and handcrafting this folder for hundreds of years. There is a "fejesgörge" with a sun motive in Larry Mott ...

That design looks like Ed Schempp might have had something to do with it. I answer instead of Mr. Shempp. It's my design. This is my second collab with Spyderco. The first was the Hungarian. Thanks all for the positive feedback. Very intriguing knife you've made here! Any insights into the design p...

Surfingringo wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 15, 2020 7:01 pm

That design looks like Ed Schempp might have had something to do with it.

I answer instead of Mr. Shempp. It's my design. This is my second collab with Spyderco. The first was the Hungarian. Thanks all for the positive feedback.

TomAiello wrote:Nagyon jo!

(My american keyboard seems to be missing the correct accents for that)

Köszönöm!

Hi folks,
although the Hungarian finished its career at Spyderco I designed an edc version. It has a modified blade, handle cutout for easier lock operation, a double side wire clip and G10 scales. This blade shape is closer to the authentic one.

MarcusH wrote:Another ethnic beauty, well done Szakonyi Gábor!

Thanks much Marcus, your photos are really great!

Here you can find some more:
https://www.google.hu/search?q=fejesg%C ... 80&bih=581

hun wrote:Hi PSquared,
thanks for this review...

I'm very sorry. Gayle Bradley, of course.

I like liner locks but this guy is a bit inconvenient to close as the scales are the same size and there isn't a cut away in the opposite scale to make closing easier. I'm not asking for something the size of the Chinese's cut out but just a little something so I can use the side of my thumb rather...

Hi Mako, It's really a beautiful piece. I'm sure the bolster will eventually be scratched in use and a nice functional surface will show experience. It will come with a clear plastic cover when new. Hi Hun, Welcome to the Spyderco forum. Any interesting stories you'd like to share? The development ...

bengaiser wrote:If this thing is half as smooth as it looks, it might seriously compete for time in my pocket with the Viele. Simply beautiful!

Thanks much, bengaiser.

Welcome to the wonderful world of Spyderco knives. Good luck on your first collaboration with Spyderco, there is a beautiful knife you have there, congratulations and I'll be looking forward to your future creations. Hello Alex from the neighbourhood! Thanks much for your cheering words. I held you...

Hi friends, I am the designer of the Hungarian Ethnic. Thanks for your replies. I met Sal, Eric and Michael Janich for the first time at twe IWA in the weekend. They were exactly the same friendly and kind as you described them several times. It was a huge pleasure to talk to them. This project star...

[quote="Sequimite"]As busy as the folks at Spyderco have been this year, I can't believe how many models were on the table.

A Hungarian ethnic wharncliffe looks like...

The Hungarian ethnic is not a wharncliffe at all. It has a straight back full flat grind blade.

Hi! I am a completly new member here, living in Hungary. I just started read this forum, because I bought a Spyderco Viele 2, just little bit than a month ago. This is my EDC knife. This is a great knife! http://img1.indafoto.hu/4/9/80359_263dfe83041a90479c49d26e3bf00a3b/11152817_89fea09a87c7804a8a...

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