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Some spiders are solitary hunters forgoing the use of a web to roam about in daily life.

My apologies to anyone I may have offended here, I must go..

I will stop by from time to time to checkout new developments etc.

Thanks to Sal, Kristi, and the Spyderco Team for a great run, and all your help ...

Yeah, since Spyderco makes probably the besy ceramic sharpening tools around, this would serve as a field hone until one could get home to the Sharpmaker etc. Useful for backpackers, camping, hikers etc.
They make ceramics now that wont pass thru metal detectors now, so no concern there.

Ceramic Serrated Hand field hone... somewhat like DMT diamond version Made by Spyderco (of course!)..your opinions...

I often carry a Salt knife when anticipating a messy situation. It gives me much less hesitation to fully rinse down the knife afterwards.
I wash my pacific salt every couple of days in warm soapy water, towel dry, Ballistol, no problem, Never had a difficulty w/ ANY KNIFE Ive kept clean and lubed ...

Survey done, Kristi...wish there was a place for knives customers wanna see on there....

Well..they're real Spydercos...I checked that out w/ the collector verification "office" at SMKW.

I dont remember the name of the "antique" store.

They had a seperate knife section for estate collection knives, alot of old CASE products. I do remember sending my son back to SMKW w/ the new model ...

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Don Ellis wrote:Hannibal Lecter was perhaps the most memorable with his Harpy... but here are a few more.

Search for "Spyderco" (without the quote marks) after you get to the page.

Don

Thats the one i want All SS PE HARPY.

I have two Spyderco Civilians, w/ what appear to be annodized aluminum handles w/ krayton inlays for grip enhancement.

Were these the first produced? I got them at an antique store in TN, after the current models came out...

I love the civilian...I have two of the first models that ever came out..w/aluminum handles and the rubber inlays...

Ive never used them for anything but light duty package opening, and for the WOW factor.

The Cold Steel Black Talon I own has been used w/ no point or edge damage to dissasemble a ...

Yes.

Do not sit in a box of chlorine tablets. It's not recommended by the Surgeon General nor Spyderco.

Dude...thats freakin' hilarious!!

But seriously, somebody DID that? Really did that...I seen a guy soak a ladybug salt in bleach on u-tube for reportedly over 3wks i think, in a jar in his ...

Spyderco Mudbug? Crawdaddy? Rajun Yabbies? red FRN handles?...ok so we already got "lob--beesters...ill give ya that...micro lobster w/ cayenne, salt, crab boil, lemon, corn, sausage, onion, garlic, potatoe, etc..would ugly up a blade.,,

Pacific Salt SE gets my vote...anyway for now

I always found a spanish (yellow) onion patinas carbon steels quite well w/ normal use. Brownells Oxpho-Blue rox too!!---mb

Yeah, if you ever get tangled in seaweed youll want a jumpmaster, a pacific, or something, REGULAR SWIMMING: ONLY RISK: STRINGY BIKINIS!!

those "serrated edge sharpener's" you just mentioned are the ones i'm talking about>> they are conical shaped and they fold up on those plastic guard/handles. I've even got a couple of those conical serrated edge sharpeners of theirs in ceramic and they are a nice handy tool for some specialized ...

Like to have a SE AQUA myself...Yeah...like finding a RockSalt...

Always wondered about a whale rescue knife made in japan, of all places!! Just sayin...

Actually...I posted pics in a thread called "Hey, Sal got a rockin' question" I forget what section its under now..I REALLY dont wanna stir the pot again, but it looks like the RockSalt on the averse side of the blade, and the SchemmpRock on the backside! Now, its not H1, its vg1.

Kinda neet huh ...

The tiger stripes scare the vegetables into submission, they virtually peel themselves. The 10mm blade stock makes the spine great for crushing garlic ... be a bit creative and a Strider is a great kitchen knife ;)

Dude---hilarious! Get a 3X3 block of solid marble if you want garlick to submit ...