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Thanks for posting pictures.
That is an impressive knife.
I really like the detail in the bee on both the knife and sheath.
Congratulations again.

I like the UKPK idea a lot.
But I could also be tempted if it was a fixed blade like a coated SPY27 mule, in one of the new coatings, with red and black g10 scales similar to the pattern on the Bow River scales.

Congratulations Zane, look forward to reading about your testing of the mule.
Thank you Sal for giving us this opportunity.

Congratulations Marco, enjoy your new knife.
Thank you Sal for your generosity.

Edited to say I’ve sorted it out…
I’ve been trying to donate directly to the organisation but their PayPal portal is saying the organisation is currently unable to receive donations.
Has anyone else had this problem?


I had no problem, but I also did not notice that they accepted Paypal as a ...

Edited to say I’ve sorted it out…
I’ve been trying to donate directly to the organisation but their PayPal portal is saying the organisation is currently unable to receive donations.
Has anyone else had this problem?

Congratulations to the winners.
The selected photo’s are excellent.

That’s a very nice knife and all the more for the fact that it’s your first folder.
All your hard work has definitely paid off.

Lansky make a Spyder sharpener which is a 600 grit ceramic. It’s approx.3” long and has a triangular profile with two corners that are more rounded in profile, presumably for dressing the wider serrations? It’s got plastic caps and can be attached to a key chain. I keep one in my work bag.

Thank you for sharing these images and your impressions.

A bit of an alternative to an actual Endela Salt would be if the Atlantic Salt (handle) came with another blade shape than "just" the sheepsfoot (see also "my" poll here https://forum.spyderco.com/viewtopic.php?t=88094 )

This would spare Spyderco the costs for new FRN molds (which a "linerless ...

Great to see this come to fruition.
Fun Fact about the Gooney -
This knife was created from a sketch submitted here by forum user @ Albatross four years ago!

Also, you are correct to say the blade looks like the bill of a "Gooney" (also known as an "Albatross." ;)) That was the design intent ...

Congratulations, enjoy your prizes.

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Just a heads up, someone out there is playing games….

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Wed Aug 21, 2024 10:24 am

What was wrong with Keith?

Or Karl.

It would have to be the Chaparral in frn. The perfect edc, light and slim and slicey.

I thought a double bladed model knife combining the blades from the Clipitool Standard (C208G)and Rescue (C209G) models,with their lower thumb ramps, would have reduced costs and been a useful addition to the Clipitool range.
Unfortunately the Recue was discontinued.

That is interesting, it looks as if it’s surface hardening rather than full thickness?
It may have a place for lock faces and high wear areas on handles etc.

Yes, enough points of difference to the others knives of the Slipit range. I would buy one.

“because I’m not about to lose that new fly I just tied on the second cast”.
Been there done that…