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Holland has your top 10 Spydercos for 2019 thread going and I thought it would be interesting to see what “others” were popular. Mine being CRK small Sebenza (plain Jane Insingo) Benchmade Bugout with aftermarket scales Benchmade mini Ritter Griptillian with aftermarket scales Jason Guthrie Scout Mc...

Centofante Memory with blue ano removed Brouwer PITS (original version) Native 5 (S90V / CF) with modified choil UKPK (S110V with aftermarket scales) Caly 3 (ZDP189) Chaparral (CF) with modified choil Lum Chinese (black blade, OD almite) D’Allara 3 Delica 4 (ZDP189 with aftermarket scales) Honorable...

Ultrasonics are great. I have a small one as used by optometrists. They will take the paint off pocket clips and chrome plating off brass (on my diving regulators) if there is a chip. Whilst I have put automatic watches in them it isn't recommended and be careful with your sunnies if the coating is ...

I have no dog in this fight as I have no interest in Shaman sized knives any more .... I will suggest however that Spyderco considers what the other guys refer to as “unlimited, limited” for sprints ie production is limited for a period of (time say a year) but within that time Spyderco can manufact...

mb1 wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 06, 2019 7:42 am

Just say no to bearings on pocket knives.

+1 You beat me to it. Bearings on pocket knives are the solution for a non existent problem

This thread needs more pics (from my post in the 1st impressions thread).





My comments on this knife are in the Brouwer 1st impressions thread ... in short, I really like this knife.

They have been overshadowed by newer, more sexy new steels but for my uses there is nothing wrong with ATS 34, ATS 55 and AUS 8 (the way Moki does it).

Well done to the winners and thanks to Spyderco for the opportunity ... and the calendar

Used this image in the Brouwer thread ... think it belongs here too

Rather than start a new thread, I've added my early thoughts on the Jerry Brouwer that I received last week here. Firstly a bit of context - I live in an urban environment with very little daily requirement for a knife other than opening post, trimming threads, occasionally cutting cardboard and som...