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Blerv wrote:Haha! Could you imagine them doing that in the states? The frivolous lawsuits would be lined up around the block :p .

Hah, I can see it now: "My chest hurts after that, I must have heart disease now! :mad: "

What do you mean "its moved to 80-90% in 2 months"? What's moved?
Pat

I believe he means the lock bar engaging the tang of the blade has shifted over to being 80-90% of maximum movement, which would be 100%, or covering the blade tang completely.

Also, I personally feel like the lock bar moving ...

Hahaha, that video was great. It was a slap in the face of drama!

Wow, jack, awesome find.

Although it does so much, that I'm wondering if you're in cahoots with Nano-Oil... :-P

https://plus.google.com/photos/101462309795135189635/albums/5737997826484789345?authkey=CIjdqdi7_J6fMA

Enjoyed browsing search results for posts with "pair" in the title.

My new favorite Spydie pair in terms of aesthetics is the Lum tanto and the Anso rock lobster. The knives in the picture-link ...

Ahaha. Funny report, with even funnier comments.

Haha, what a situation. Although, they are both to blame, since he went into her office so soon after the break up.

Must've been his first girlfriend. :rolleyes:

I really hope this is still in the works. I just recently got into spydies, so I've never used a Caly Jr., but I would love to experience it.

My preference would be the fish scale FRN, but whatever the spydercrew churns out, I'm down for. :)

Dr. Snubnose wrote:or........Mom my friends think you are sooooooooo Hot.......... they are calling you a real Timepiece................................

This one made me laugh pretty good, Doc. :D

Jazz wrote:Can you tell the mod here?...

From the pics, it looks like you recessed the spyderco logo on the scales. Amirite? :confused:

Blue lightweight Manix 2 for me. For now, at least. :D

Our 3 X 8 ultra fine is what I would call a "perfect" stone. It's as flat as flat can be, surface ground with diamond grinders. it's consistent throughout the surface, it requires no oil or water to get a polished edge. It's large enough for most edges including woodworking tools. It's thin enough ...

I have one, but haven't used the steel enough to pass judgment on it yet. Although, I will say that it is my favorite spyderco to date; mostly because of just how smooth yet solid the lockup and travel is, plus the ergos and light weight just nail it out of the park for me. :cool:

Lots of great insight here, guys, and I appreciate it.

I totally believe that I will become less satisfied with my knives' sharpness, but I hope I can avoid that slippery slope. :)

I never thought about the microbevels because I haven't delved into them in depth yet, but that is a great point ...

Hey all,

I ask this because I get good results with the Double Stuff, and am pretty cheap(why I bought the double stuff in the first place instead of each separate grit benchstones ;)

I already own that and a knives plus strop block, and get great results, but I was wondering what everyone's ...

PatCatMan wrote:I like the different colors idea.
I also like the translucent. Orange Trans would be pretty cool.
Eric said they would prob come out later - I would think much later with all the new stuff coming
Pat

+1

Orange translucent would be awesome!

What about RIT dye? Wouldn't yellow make the FRCP green, to an extent?

Blue for me, bruddah.

Yea it's pretty great stuff. The Bi-Directional texturing is really nice also. A TON of grip without the pocket shredding of G10. Never hot or cold to the touch. Feels like more like a high quality hard rubber than plastic.

It's not for everyone, nothing really is ( ;) ). Still, it's one of my ...

mikerestivo wrote:This thread is like Dracula, except I'm not sure that even a stake through the heart would kill it.

Haha, well put. Yeah, it is getting a little out of control. :eek: