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Happy birthday doc! Thanks for helping me make so many informed bad life decisions.

I'm excited for this one. I got the Neversummer Native when it dropped, but I couldn't look past the combo edge and the giant logo. Also I don't get coating stainless blades. This basically solves every issue I had with that knife!

Sal, quit propping up the secondary market and just make us more spyderenches!

Whitey, try rotating the driver. The point might stick out better in a different orientation. My wrenches have all been different levels of finicky, but each has had a sweet spot.

Purple!?

CRUWEAR!!!?!

This ismthe first exclusive I'm actually excited about

They also have the Zwear "Zcarta" Shaman listed as in stock with a 20-29 day lead time. Seems like it's their way of saying "maybe, maybe not"

https://www.opticsplanet.com/spyderco-s ... knife.html

It sucks and it needed to happen. I'm going to spend that weekend whittling in my backyard in honor of the show that never was.

I think the fact that many retailers had Worker sprints in stock until this year (OSO still has them and there are always a few NIB on the Bay) means that this particular knife is not making a come back for a while. I don't think it can be made cheaply enough for mass appeal.

According to the exhibitor list, they will not be at Blade Show. Sucks, but I just moved to Atlanta and the fact that BS (kinda how I see it right now) hasn't been cancelled blows my mind.

For a long time, it was the s90v/cpm154 clad paramilitary 2. The viele Phoenix is having a surge in popularity when one comes up for sale. For me personally, Hap40 and v-toku 2 knives with perfectly even lamination lines

When I go camping I don't take ANY of my Spydercos with me. I like having a multitool with needle nose plyers and a fixed blade in a slightly softer (hrc sub-60) carbon steel. Spyderco doesn't make either of those.

Normally not one for zombie threads, but I have to add my support for a Spyderco slip joint in a carbon steel. I'd love this to come out, but skip the carbon fiber. Pakkawood or g10 for a fancy knife, or frcp/frn for a budget knife. I'm in for either

toxophilus wrote: ↑

Sat May 30, 2020 7:55 pm

joeldworkin307 wrote: ↑

Wed May 27, 2020 8:58 am

The R2 meme wins.

Thx Joel, I need to search for a HAP-40 meme for ya!

Hey Refugio. I didn't notice that the long meme string was you. I have one, but I think it'll be funnier to me than anyone else:

This cannot come soon enough!

Over on blade forums no is the runaway lead. Do not make this knife. That said, a straight back in a Japanese laminate steel would rock

I carry a Hap40 Caly 3 most days. It has become my sole user spyderco, though I have a ton of them waiting in the wings

Nice find. That is the gen 3ish Military with markings on the blade and ricasso. It had a thinner handle and bigger jimping on the blade. Original knives had nylon washers. They need to stay lubed to keep from cracking over time (years) but were thinner than copper washers. 440V was supposed to be t...

The R2 meme wins.

I edc'ed a double bevel for at least a year and I love that knife. Mine was modified with a drop point but a wonderful blade nonetheless. Enjoy your knife!

My favorite Spyderco knife is my Caly3 in Hap40. I would love a lightweight with a 3 in blade, but am also looking forward to a 3.5 in. As long as it keeps the wire clip and comes in a more serviceable steel (anyone else in for RWL34 or SPY27!?) I will be happy.