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Love the Caly 3, love the 3.5 even more.

Song of Siren's sweet.
Spyderco make good our day.
Time for work and play.

Like others, I use the Barkeepers Friend and a Scotch pad but find the erasers do seem to make the stones work better. Lansky makes one and there is another called "Supereraser" which seems more course than the Lansky. Both work well. Stones seem to cut better after using the eraser.

Depending upon the release date may be my first Spydie of 2020. Bring it on.

Definitely getting the Chief and L'il Native, maybe the Spy27. BenShot my favorite.

I love the Sage family and have all of the Sage's (2 of the 2) but no lightweight. If it had a different steel I might pick one up. Still waiting for the 3.5.

If you are stuck on the ZDP or M4 I would go with M4. Not as "chippy," holds it's edge well, and in my experience easier to maintain. Like others, I would suggest one of stainless steels or LC.

ZDP does have some good qualities though IMO overrated. At the time it first came out it might have been considered a "supersteel" but no longer. It gets sticky sharp pretty easily and holds it's edge reasonably well, though the Spydies I have in ZDP tend to be "chippy" and definitely NOT stainless....

Love dogs but after putting our GSD Max down we haven’t gotten another. He was 13 years old. Still miss him bumping me. Was a great family member. He’s got a nice resting place in our front yard.

Each of my children (adults) got a Bow River.

I'm in, thanks. Wishing you and your family a Blessed and Merry Christmas.

Looking forward to this, hopefully stainless and a color other than black. The 3.5 is the perfect edc, been mine for years.

Doubly Blessed, have Merry Christmas.

PE Catcherman in LC and a Mantra 2 XL w/stainless blade of Spyderco's choice.

Sumdumguy wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 07, 2019 6:37 pm

LC200N Salt 3.5

That would work for me as well. Love the 3.5 design. For years, my most carried Spydie.

YES thank you, 3.5 please. Bolsters with any color polished linen micarta. XHP or other stainless is good with me. I'd buy 2 or 3 in a heartbeat (if I could get them). These would sell out the quickest. The 3.5 is one of Sal's finest masterpieces.

Lot of great suggestions here, guess I'd go with the CF Chaparral. Classy gentlemen's knife, carries well, great steel, and wire clip. Lightweight and a lot of cutting power. Maybe engrave their names or date as an added touch. A gift and event they will always remember.

Thought I'd replied to this thread before, appears not. When not spending time with grandkids, I'm fishing in St Augustine or Daytona, or Cedar Key (great oysters too) or I'm in the Keys fishing and diving. Home base is in the woods of north central Florida. This is a great forum.

Sumdumguy wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 02, 2019 10:31 pm

TkoK83Spy wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 02, 2019 8:00 pm

SuperBlue Caly jr at NationalKnives!

I don't know why, but I had to buy another one of these...

Me three

Must be nice to catch those out of a kayak. We usually have to run 15-20 miles for tuna. They just changed the regs in Florida almost makes it not worth going. Last time my wife and I went we caught a bunch'o nice footballs. All 5-7lbs. Great on the grill. Yes the Waterway works well. :) Thanks Lance.