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[...more a question of thickness then length.]

Any comments on the cheap but efficient CAT ?!

..any precise reference ?!
(I prevewsly discussed the same topic as a issue on the Bushcraft slippery polish G10 handle).

Colorado law sort of puts a 3.5 inch limit on us here. I love both and own multiple versions of both. I regularly carry both. I rarely find that I need the extra blade length for EDC and I am not a self defense knife guy either. If I need to defend myself I don't think half an inch of blade will ch...

You stil have room for a extra layer.
(Big saves on storage box)

Slone wrote:

Waco wrote:Somebody has to ask. What real Spyderco would you want if you were alone on Mars?

Not this one.
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Peace to the spiders from Mars.

Waco wrote:Somebody has to ask. What real Spyderco would you want if you were alone on Mars?

Not this one.
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...this is ONE test, out of many different ways to do it.
Love the flying bearing ..it probably gonna boost the sales on the Sage3 anyway.

For me this depends more on the blade grind and steel type than mere choice. If a steel is more capable of holding an edge at thinner angles/grinds, then I would be much more likely to convex it. I know this seems kind of contradictory since axe blades are convex, but for me I don't like the insane...

They drilled the hole so even robots can flick it.
Smart.

EDC (RTU) IWB 4
FB 9:30

Mad Mac wrote:

Beautiful picture.
Nice grain & impressive "dramatic" feel!
Size wise it remind me of this one:

If it is the very tip itself that is chipped you can grind the spine down. If it is not the tip itself you will need to sharpen it out. If it is really bad just let it go away with routine sharpenings. If it isn't that bad just sit down and sharpen till it's gone. Can you post a pic? I agree. Take ...

No not during use, just when opening.

It doesn't matter if I flick it fast or if i do it gently...but as you said:
You would rapidely developed som kind of reflex !
Witch i did.
Major change and acomodation from my previous one.

This is growse.

I think you shouldn't use sharp Spyderco blades for your own safety.
Or practice with the wood-kit first !
Be extra careful around your crotch area !!
Mostly because your major vascular system is running around there.

Stay Unsharpened !

Later lockup would in theory be a little more secure but to answer your question pragmatically, neither. They are the same. I actually prefer early lockup as it gives more room to wear and I find that complocks with late lockup pinch my finger when I open them. On a comp lock I will take early over...

Thank you for your response. I'm not concerned about the efficacy of the PM2 locking system, nor feeling obsessed by ultimate lock-strength... I know the reliability would be the same. I was just curious about the configuration. The pinching on my flaky skin is between the lock bar and the left part...

.....To folding or breaking.
On a engineering point a view, which settings offer more resistance or strength ?
(Due to the position between the elements on this mechanism....)
Thank you

Hi. (I did a quick search but couldn't find the right answer)

Which setting offer more resistance ?
Closer to the edge or to the center of the stop pin ?!



The right orange one is pinching my index finger if positioned on the choil.

...it depends why !