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Not really sure, but I think PM-V11 may be proprietary steel. As far as I can see it is only found in Lee Valley tools. Mostly Veritas plane irons and chisels. Quick Google search didn't find the steel composition or who is producing it. I could be wrong though.



I think you're right. I also ...

Got my order completed but took a bit, site kept timing out but finally got through and got my confirmation.

It went very well for me also. Refreshes were much faster and no problems at all.

Very nice work!!!

Actually used the bottle opener on this one,
from the oldest brewery in America.

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Spyderco ClipiTool Standard and ...

Thanks for the giveaway and big congrats to the winner!!!

This is awesome!!! Thanks!!

801 for me

I also wondered about removing the tab. On my first attempt, you can see from the middle mule I trimmed it back slightly. But on the z-wear mule (top) I significantly paired back the size and shape of the tang as well. I primarily utilized an inexpensive harbor freight 1x30 belt sander, which ...

I don't have the SRS13 mule so I'm curious how it performs. It looks very similar to D2 with small W and V additions. Those of you that have some use with it how does it compare to D2?


I don't use my SRS13 mule for the same type of tasks as the D2 knives I have but my experience seems to be the ...

Maybe one of those missing numbers in the sequence of the ones announced is an H2 Mule. I would be in for one or probably two. My daughter and SIL spend a lot of time fishing and paddling and it would be a great knife for them.

I agree with your assessment of how nicely it responds to the ceramic sharpening stones. It seems to dull quicker but it also sharpens very easily and quickly to a very sharp edge. I also haven't had any corrosion at all and my wife isn't careful either with the knives. I like it quite a bit ...

Kevinim82 wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 23, 2021 7:39 am

Just got my Damascus g-10 in the mail. Now I am on the search for a friend with a drill press.

Where did you get that damascus G10?

Thanks!!

I agree with your assessment of how nicely it responds to the ceramic sharpening stones. It seems to dull quicker but it also sharpens very easily and quickly to a very sharp edge. I also haven't had any corrosion at all and my wife isn't careful either with the knives. I like it quite a bit.

I don't have an aswer for you, just wanted to say that is a beautiful piece of wood.

Updated original post with latest thoughts

standy99 wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 06, 2022 2:53 am

PM sent

Hoping to donate my prize to a US member to save shipping

Another generous act from a member on here. It's amazing the good people on this forum.

Congrats to the winners and thanks to FullScaler for doing this great giveaway.

The Tek-Wood scales came in the other day. I am very, very pleased with them. :D

Excellent color (even a bit of chatoyance!) and excellent quality.

https://i.imgur.com/Foeqx0V.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/xi8GZ56.jpg

Their Burlap Micarta is pretty great too. :)
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This is really awesome. Thanks so much for doing this.

Just getting into Mules so don't have a lot of testing info posted yet. Life has been crazy here but using the latest mule in the kitchen and have some thoughts and observations here:

https://forum.spyderco.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=91920&p ...

So, wife and I have been using this in the kitchen and it cuts really well. Still sharp, even after the wife using it on her bamboo cutting board that I can't convince here is bad for knife edges (not pushing it, happy wife, happy life). Has cut lots of acidic and other foods, washed and let dry ...