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[/quote] You've been here a week. What do you know of LC? But toward the end of which you speak, https://www.gofundme.com/canadian-knife-rights-law-suit [/quote] length of time spent on a forum doesn't negate the right to an opinion. just having friendly, productive conversation. thanks for understa...

instead of putting the effort into convincing spyderco to create a new knife that will fit these bs new policies cbsa has, put it into making your opinion heard to the government. call your mla, start a knife law advocacy group, do something productive if you want to still be able to import knives t...

Sharp Guy wrote: ↑

Tue May 15, 2018 7:40 pm

stompin_boots wrote: ↑

Tue May 15, 2018 5:41 pm

so is the method to line up the back of the screw against a stout surface, insert torx into opposite side, hold perpendicular to knife and wack?

This is what I use...

Awesome thanks a lot! i will give this a go for sure!

Try it to see if the screw will budge, but don't force it in case it doesn't. I think Spyderco's recommendation is to "shock" the screw by using the correct sized torx and give it a decent smack with a hammer. That should loosen the loctite. I personally would go to the dollar store and b...

i have a set of black scales coming to swap for the camo ones on my pm2, just wondering what everyones technique for dealing with the loctite is. i dont have a soldering iron, so i am wondering if anyone has done this with a hair dryer? thanks in advance

i may be wrong, but when you gun blue your blade that makes it no good for food prep right? pretty sure the bluing isn't food safe. Not sure. I actually had pcb ectching solution. I did use gun blue after trying to darken it more. It did almost nothing that pcb ething didn't already do. It's the wi...

Evil D wrote: ↑

Sun May 13, 2018 10:38 am

Seems like the answer here is perpetually yes. Probably no end in sight until/unless the Para 2 gets replaced by something.

that couldn't really happen could it? hes not serious is he? lol

i may be wrong, but when you gun blue your blade that makes it no good for food prep right? pretty sure the bluing isn't food safe.

Ripped into a 10lb bag of mussels with my s30v pm2. love this thing, just got it a couple weeks ago, first spyderco, thing is a tank, has not left my pocket since i got it

hey all, i am just wondering on what everyone uses to etch their s30v. does hot vinegar work? mustard? what have you tried? was it successful? or the opposite?
thanks

that maxamet looks great! i would love a blade with that tone and a grey camo handle. originally i wanted a blacked out pm2 but i had to settle with the camo and satin as it was all i could get my hands on and afford lol. sooo as its a daily user, i figure i may as well make it look like i want too,...

Great, thanks for the replies guys.

hello everyone, so i just got a camo and satin pm2 and i am considering rit dying the scales to a black/grey camo. i am just wondering how permanent the rit dye is. does it come off in oil or alcohol or anything'? i have seen a bunch of the videos on the process, i am just wondering how they are hol...

Hello everyone. First time poster here and also first time spyderco owner. Just bought my first PM2. What I am wondering is this, with all the bs going on with cbsa, is it legal for me to carry my PM2 as a citizen in Canada now? As far as i realize it is just a CBSA misconstruing of the law and not ...