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One requirement that you are perhaps not thinking of is that in order to get a new steel to test,besides sometimes begging, we have to purchase a minimum quantity. Usually 1,000 to 2,000 lbs. That would be an awful lot of UK's or Urbans to try to move with an experimental steel. sal With that in mi...

One requirement that you are perhaps not thinking of is that in order to get a new steel to test,besides sometimes begging, we have to purchase a minimum quantity. Usually 1,000 to 2,000 lbs. That would be an awful lot of UK's or Urbans to try to move with an experimental steel. sal With that in mi...

Mine finally showed up! Many thanks to Kristi and the crew!

I definitely enjoyed the Urban LW (k390), but I'd agree that the Golden-made current UKPK is a superior platform. It's big enough to apply some force with the knife and it has much better action.

I really enjoy the current boxes. Nothing overdone, still elegant.

Been lurking in this thread more than participating, but we saw similar discussions around the CruCarta Shaman release. One thing that hasn't been mentioned in the overall marketing/supply/demand discussion is perceived value due to scarcity. It's a flaw in human psychology that we aren't happiest w...

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a OEJ with Spyders would be quite nice. You have my attention!

You have my axe.

sal wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 06, 2019 9:49 pm

SSSssssooooooo.

Whaddayawant?

sal

If we could get these in a steel other than VG10, that'd be great!

Lava
Ouroborous
Poliwog
Parata
Kris
Introvert
Captain
Kopa
Rock lobster
Persian
Centofante

Okay, the UKpk rescue concept is AMAZING. that would be a wonderful sprint run....

Maybe in Lc200n on the USA made modern UKpk?

My dream knife came in the form of the Shaman. Definitely super happy with it, now I'm just waiting for a nice damasteel sprint

I've noticed that surface roughness plays a huge role in relative rust resistance even on supposedly stainless steels. Bead blasting, for instance, seems to be absolutely terrible and can cause normally stainless steels to rust in mildly humid conditions.

Also, relative finger strength skews detent preferences on flippers a bunch - with flippers you're relying on a biological "spring" in your finger tendons, and that's a variable that can change day to day based on previous loads, repetitive motions, irritations, arthritis, etc. I've used flippers fo...

^^ couldn't have said it better!

My experience with H1 has solely been serrated, but I'd be hard pressed to not carry my Dfly2 hawkbill salt everywhere I can. It's the smallest chainsaw I own!

If it encourages smaller dealers to carry more spydercos, then I guess I'll pinch more pennies.

Thanks again Larrin!

I now have a CQI ikuchi and I'm happy to report that the detent is good and stiff as it should be for snappy action.

tonijedi wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 21, 2019 11:51 am

I never received any answer to my email but got the sticker on my address.

I'm hoping to see one show up soon!

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