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Images from a Samsung also need to be resized. It's hard to get mine small enough. Oh well.

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Lightening the tension on the clip, just slightly, will help. All is not lost. This is still a great design, and knife.

I'm surprised it happened, but I think you could just bend the clip out a little.

cabfrank wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 27, 2024 8:51 am

I'm sure the Lil Native is a nice knife, but the Dragonfly is legendary. Everyone should at least try one.
RustyIron, the Chaparral is a back lock.

Uhhhh....

I'm sure the Lil Native is a nice knife, but the Dragonfly is legendary. Everyone should at least try one.
RustyIron, the Chaparral is a back lock.

Same. I love SE H1/2.

Great work!

I recently purchased a new Pacific Salt H2 SE. It's perfect. Lock up, centering, edge, all perfect. I'm still confident in back lock Seki Spydies.

Well, sadly, zhyla is right about the clip. It grabs and bunches at your pocket, because the clip should be longer, and the pivot is way too tight to even slow roll. The pivot is an easier fix, and the clip could be bent and it might help, but I'm not sure if I should. The blade and ergos are incred...

I always bend my clips out a little, so I hope that will suffice. I won't be sanding, using epoxy or buying a clip for my new knife though.

Again, not trying to doubt you, but I sure hope the one I get is better. I doubt I'll keep it if it has the issues yours has.

That's what I was thinking too, from looking at the pictures. I don't want to doubt anyone who actually has the knife in hand, but it would be surprising for Spyderco to goof that up. I have one on the way, so I'll find out soon.

I wonder if there is a longer clip from another model that would work.

Thanks sal.

Yes to Endela Salt. Can a Salt with liners be done now to save tooling costs? Maybe it would make the knife too expensive.

I find it interesting too. No need to stop.

RustyIron wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 17, 2024 12:49 pm

Sharpen your knife, go out and cut stuff, be happy.

Thanks! It's my day off. I'm taking this advice.

Amazing!

Unfortunately, some of the SE Ayoobs were more like wavy PE. I know mine was. Otherwise, yeah, they would have been great.