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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.

Many above have touched on the positives of this knife. There is also an excellent review of it here on the forum, by zuludelta. It is titled a comprehensive review, and it is. You should read it. It may push you over the edge. It certainly helped convince me. I will say that the thickness, weight a...

This thread has cost me money.
Some really good deals though.

They mean the thinner blade stock.

Generous giveaway of a GB1, someone is lucky.
As far as VG-10, I love it, still and always. It is plenty hard, stainless, and does everything well, even better in SE.

Though I haven't actually done it, I have read enough to know the time and cash are very minimal.

Incredible knife, enough to make someone take up fishing.

Chinstrap, I hope you do send it in, because, like The Mastiff, I don't believe rust as you are describing is even possible with H2. It didn't happen with H1, for sure.

I'm not either.

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I'd send it in, as Mike suggested. You could always mod it after the fact, if the warranty doesn't apply. I'd be surprised if it doesn't though.