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Another vote for the Rock Lobster! Amazing for slicing and dicing in the kitchen...

Welcome to the Forum, kbrouwer! The Para 2 is a great knife; small wonder that the shops can't keep 'em on their shelves! If people keep buying 'em, I'm sure Spyderco will keep making 'em. Sal himself has already said that Spyderco is in full-production. Patience, young Grasshopper! You'll find one ...

Yup. Jerry Fisk comes to mind... (jump to 06:10)

[video=youtube;DzBSjQFWyhM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzBSjQFWyhM[/video]

Bingo! Got me a Pingo! This super-cool little folder just arrived this afternoon...

I'll be honest: when I tried the Compression Lock for the first time, it felt alien, weird, and backwards. Now I dig it. Great lock!

Couldn't possibly rank 'em, but here's my list: -Delica 4 (personal benchmark of what an EDC folder should be) -Centofante 3 -Sage 1 -Para-Military 2 -Kiwi 3 SS (the most interesting modern slip-joint design to date, imo) -Terzuola SLIPIT -Rock Lobster (Hoorah, Master Chef! Food prep master!) -DiAle...

Mostly tip-up right side carry but I like tip-down on folders with longer handles--flippers too and ditto for back pocket carry (which I don't do too often.) I guess it really depends on the knife and how I'm carrying it.

Arrrgh! I've over-complicated the choices! No vote! :o :p :D

That is a very interesting thought. Thanks! I've been interested in the Cricket for a couple years now and have always deferred due to the price point for such a small knife (I know, I know... good things come in small packages and all that!) :o I think a Byrd variant of the Cricket would be a grea...

I got to handle a stainless steel Cara Cara 2 just this afternoon. I don't think it's too heavy for EDC and was pretty impressed by the great fit & finish. If you like an all-stainless construction, Jeff, I say go for it! Hmmm... I think I'm going to take my own advice and pick one up tomorrow! :)

How's about a Byrd modelled after the Spyderco Cricket? It would be super-cool to have the blade the same shape as the comet-hole for kind of a picture-in-picture effect...

Wow, Deacon! That Harrier is sweet! My favourite Byrd is the Cara Cara 2. I've owned a few of 'em already but I can't seem to keep one in my stable. I know a couple of fellas who are police officers and I gifted my Cara Cara's to them. They love 'em, and no one is harder on their knives than coppers...

JLS wrote:Or like this. This is for real...and it's awesome...for me and my uses.

Beauty! I'm jealous... :)

ETA: did you do the work yourself? Excellent job!

kbuzbee wrote:Interesting comparison, thanks!

I'd love to see a PPT thrown in the mix as well...

Ken

Wish I had one to throw into the mix! :D

Modified blade-grind? Like so...?


Just a photo edit... kinda looks like a Carpenter... which I also want... :)

*I posted this thread on another website. Thought maybe some folks here might enjoy it... http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/a/a9/Spy-vs-spy.png/200px-Spy-vs-spy.png DiAlex Junior/Para-Military 2 Length overall: 7.25 " (184 mm)/8.281 " (210 mm) Blade length: 3.218 " (82 mm...

Welcome CL!

I'd recommend picking up a Sharpmaker for your next Spyderco purchase... :)

http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=77

I think we're lucky enough to live in a day and age where you can have both looks and function at several different price-points. Is it too much to ask for both? My answer is a resounding "no"... :)

Of the three Spydies, my guess is Centofante 3, Dragonfly 2, Gayle Bradley...

Happy birthday to ya, sir! :)

Often to make a knife flickable it takes a little adjustment with the pivot, which tends to give the knife more lateral blade-play (or vertical with lockbacks). It's fun to flick knives, I won't lie :) . It's not the best for wear & tear as you are pushing components faster and harder than they...

LC ray wrote:I see another spyderco in my future

Just one??

Glad to hear you're enjoying your new Spydie! I'm sure you'll like your next one as much or more!

Cheers!

-Timber