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i want to design a deep carry clip for my light weight native but idk what kind of steel to use for it? any suggestions or ideas on how to do that would be greatly appreciated! thanks

I know its been posted and discussed before but i just dont feel like looking for the threads lol.Which edge is best for H-1?

deacon, what did u use to deepen the finger area?

has any one modded the native 4 light weight?

this was my first time ordering a knife from CS so i had no idea if their knives shipped slower than other products or what. since every time ive ordered other things they've shipped next day so i was just wondering. i didnt know that expecting something that has already happened multiple times befo...

I just ordered a native light weight from cutlery shoppe on the 5th and it still hasn't shipped. But yet when i placed an order a few days earlier it shipped the next day. Is this normal when you order a knife from them?

looks real to me

M4 is one of the best steels IMO as far as edge retention and NOT CHIPPING. Spyderco's M4 hardness is around 64 I think. I have had no problem with chipping even with low edge angles. ZDP-189 OTOH will chip (some) when using low edge angles (lower than 30 degrees inclusive) in my experience. I have...

My recommendation is to order a Gayle Bradley as soon as humanly possible. You can order toy knives some other time. :) Of course the "toy knives" comment was a joke. Another thing is I have never owned a Superleaf or PM2. I have held a PM2 and it is VERY nice and I'm sure a joy to use. B...

lol i would LOVE to get them both but i dont have the money at the moment. thats the one thing i hate about spydies, they give u soo many amazing knives to choose from its tough to make a decision lol

so for a while now ive been going back and forth between getting the PM2 and the SuperLeaf for my edc replacing my endura. both very similar but the thing that has me leaning towards the SuperLeaf is the blade thickness. i keep worrying about if im gona break the tip on the PM2. i mean its a great k...

I wasnt really a fan of the Vallotton but after watching this it completely changed my mind! I love how thick the blade is and yet it still looks classy and the blade has a fine look to it. Im now a big fan and the Vallotton is def on my wish list! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqMDXKm1_hg&feat...

deff get the sharpmaker! its really easy to use. and i would deff recomend getting the ultra fine stones w it, u'll get yur edge waayyyy sharper and get a pretty decent mirror edge after enough strokes. i found that the sharpie trick helped me alot when first starting to use the sharpmaker.

Dimensionally these 2 are practically identical, but yet still so different. i want to hear all about these 2, opinions between them, different qualities what you do and dont like, anything you can think of! also post some pics if u've got em :)

2 knives that are almost identical in dimensions yet so different..i want to hear every thing about the 2. opinions, uses, every little thing you can possibly think of about these 2. also post some pics if u have some!!

does either the m390 or the 20-CP come with just a slight side to side blade play?

Both great sprints but which, in your opinion, is the best?

true, ive heard stories about a ZDP endura taking some serious abuse and basically coming out perfect. on the other ZDP can chip if your not careful, but idk how..?

rg02 wrote:In what capacity will you most likely utilizing the new Spydie?

For overall EDC, the PM2. For lighter duty tasks and slicing, stretch ZDP.

If you don't own a PM2, I vote the PM2 again.

is the stretch ZDP designed for lighter duty use??

ok so i have a real dilemma on my hands..ive managed to save up some cash so i can spoil myself lol. BUT i cant make a decision..ive managed to narrow it down to the digi-cam & satin para2 and the ZDP Stretch. It will most likely replace my endura as my EDC. I want something that is durable and ...