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I am sure it isn't short, and I figured it would take about 100,000 to get the ball rolling. If it is possible for a small time company, this would def. get them well known.

I was wondering if anyone can get a dealer exclusive from spyderco, or do you have to be one of the top online retailers?

Hypothetically, if I was a small knife retailer just starting out, and I wanted to boost my business with a dealer exclusive PM2, would I be able to order it? I know this is a ...

Nice Ive never thought about that, and yes David i don't use it much mainly for typeos. but if you have never used it then the word "spyderco" has to be in red, and therefore some what annoying lol. Mainly because it is their forum
Elliot

Before you read you should know that this thread is pointless, and deserves to be in the "off topic" category of the "off topic" lol


Spell check...we all love it and use it right? Best thing ever invented on a forum. Allows us not to look really stupid misspelling words all over the place. That's ...

the awesome quality, great QC, and even better warranty, its easy to see how you could mistake Spyderco for a semi custom manufacture like CRK...

Really though on a serious note, I could be very wrong but I personally have never heard of it. I also haven't been "with" Spyderco for a long time, but ...

Does the world end when your calender reaches dec. 31st? nope. Neither does the Mayan's. They never predicted the end of the world, their long count calender just ends on that day. guess what happens when it ends? Another one starts! Tomo will be the beginning of the 13th bak'tun. They are 5126 ...

nice work

Dirk does make some beautiful knives. I really like his pocket clips on some of his designs

how about Brad Duncan? just kidding, He used to make some nice knives back in the day though, too bad he went totally down hill

Also flat chisel grinds in my experience are weak, and tend to get a lot of micro chipping. The Micro bevel will help strengthen the edge.


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It depends on what tools you are working with, and what you want to do with the knife. You could leave it as a chisel grind and sharpen correctly that way, or you could always add a micro bevel to it, to enhance the cutting performance. It all comes back to what you want to cut with it. it would be ...

i'd rather have no lock, then fingers... Just Sayin'..

From what my father tells me, i was born left handed but my mother would always switch the fork on me lol. From how he tells it, he put a stop to it when he was around, saying if i am left handed, let me be. Who knows what she did when he wasn't around though lol.

Hey guys, I have been thinking if i was alone on this or not, or if any of you are similar to me.

I am left handed, but i carry my knife on my right side. The strange thing is, i feel more comfortable opening my knife with my right hand, but when ever i cut something, it is always with my left hand ...

I agree with Monocrom, they are very over priced. There are some that are made in Switzerland, and there are also some that just say Swiss movt. I owned a couple, and the 800 series are pretty nice. For the same price range i would suggest to you researching Frederique Constant, possibly secondary ...

Might be carrying a tenacious.
http://usaknifemaker.com/beads-skulls-lanyards-charms-c-111.html

They sell them individually, any where from $1-7 and they have some very nice spacers. Also, they have pewter beads for a dollar as well.

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You said you could do without the para cord, but ...

Nice job brother. Being a blade smith i always use my tormex, among other methods. I especially like the fact that you can change the grit of your stone from 220 to 1000 in 2 mins.
Elliot

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Previously owned tag heuer, stainless steel, with a plain dial, Swiss made very respectable brand at 399 buy it now. Exactly what you asked for ...

Water Bug wrote:I just completed my once-every-two-week rotation of Spyderco and other brand knives.

It is really cool that Sal didn't let Strider and Hinderer have all the titanium/G-10 fun!

They are very fun indeed, good choices

razorsharp wrote:if you strop and break that burr of very edge off, then theres no reason not to do it, then sharpen it back to apex carfully

My assumption would be if he is here asking this advise, he might not know how to do it correctly. But yes, given the know how, either way would be acceptable.