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Some years ago I gifted my daughter a Tattoo Dragonfly, she loves it. Once you've been bit, you just can't quit.

I'd be in for one of these, or the Calypso or Caly 3.5 or Police in LC. Whichever happens first.

In small blades the K09 does it for me. I've sliced, diced, and filleted many gallons of fruit with mine....a scalpel. In larger blades, the Chokwe, or JD Smith both give smooooooth cuts, as does the ZDP Stretch when really sharp.

JohnAPA wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 20, 2019 4:51 pm

FRN Police 4 in LC200N?

Count me in.

I'd be all over this as well. An easy to carry slicer, with great corrosion resistance. Would buy two immediately.

I love B-Que oh so many ways, and always open to new versions. Bring it on.

The Caly 3 and 3.5 both carry small and cut large. Fine knives.

I was sure this thread was going to be about some custom jade scales on a Spydie :p In recent times with all the Spydies I have, I too had become jaded. Then the Smock comes out, the Waterway appears, and now the Ikuchi gets released. Then I read this thread about how great the L'il Native is (don't...

Not sure who's got the "best"? I've tried most of the sauces available in my neck-o the woods and my problem is that I like all the "varieties," most with modifications. No really good b'que restaurant in my area. A good pork sandwich and slow cooked ribs are a true gift. Yes OldHoosier, I'll be mak...

Another winner for Spyderco and crew. Beautiful blade lines, compact, easy on the pockets cf, nice edc size, compression lock, and wire clip. This knife checks a lot of the boxes. Paul designs incredible knives. Hoping to get the shipping notice on mine soon

Finally, the Waterway is mine. :D Love everything about the knife. Stabbing sharp point, thin, grippy, handle with nice finger guard. Good weight and balance. The LC and sheath contribute to making this a real winner. Should have picked up two, guess I'll order another for my son. Thanks Lance and t...

Lightweight 3.5 in LC would make my day....and my years. Would no doubt become my instant favorite folding Spydie.

Mine won't get in until Tuesday or Wednesday, no matter. Cool and blustery today in St. Augustine. Steady 15 with patches of light rain. Only bluefish and ladyfish, no need for the Waterway. Cant wait to use this knife.

Bloke wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 13, 2019 3:43 pm

MacLaren wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 13, 2019 3:03 pm

I plan to do some fishing

You sir, are a hoot

K09 for me.

I've never had good luck finding Spydies at gun shows. They usually ask as much or more than the online dealers. Look forward to seeing your pics.

Received a response from Idahone today. They did make this sharpener before becoming "Idahone" They indicated the sharpener is around 30 years old and said the grey rods are approx. 500 grit though they seem coarser than that to me. The white rods are around 1200 grit which seems about right. The Co...

Can you please keep us posted about its performance if you use it to sharpen knives? I have used the sharpener and it works well. Not sure what grit the stones are but the grey is definitely coarser than the medium Spydie stone.(maybe 200-400) The white seems between the fine and extra-fine Spydie ...

Anyone heard of or used this companies V Type ceramic sharpener? I picked on up at a garage sale today for $2.00 Came in a red vinyl package with grey and white circular rods. Oak holder that is spring loaded to keep the rods on place.(neat design) Sharpens at 15 and 22 degrees. No dates on the pape...

Beautiful knife, when I see the price, I think of other metallic items.

demoncase, would fish based chili be good or do seafood and chili not mix? Like if a person put pieces of tuna, salmon, crab, or other sea meats, into chili with traditional sauces and beans or no beans, would that be good or not likely? You'll want a really firm white fish that'll survive slow coo...