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SpaceX will invent the next super steel before this NASA stuff gets released

I actually have a friend who works for SpaceX
I'll have to ask her for some spare steel

H1 is play dough

I wanted a trimester type of list
Didn't get it

Most of my knives have been on reserved for almost half a year
:/

Oh I see....
It's a fixed blade with a edge cover

I'm proud of myself.
I didn't have to google it

Looks like a prototype autonomy 2.
No spydie hole?


What is that lanyard looking thing?

Some other user suggested this same model of knife would be perfect for beheadings....
I guess that's a start :/

Let's just say after 1 day of cutting cardboard and dropping it once....
It was out for the count until I could hone it again

Don't try a semi custom or custom knife then.
It'll send you into the next life if spyderco changed your life in this world

I'm great at advertising. Here's my madman pitch. "Pass the Salt" With a pic of someone with friends in a outdoor setting with a spyderco salt series knife in hand ...sitting down getting ready to eat a seafood meal they just caught, prepped and cooked. Possibly with the same knife. Salt s...

1. I think this is the wrong subform. 2. This seems at odd with Spyderco's implied "simpler is better" design motif. 3. Probably a lot of legal reasons. 4. People already get mad at spydercos warranty people on here all the time. Imagine them when the springs start wearing on their autos....

Spyderco is the only brand(that comes to mind)where a double action knife would make perfect sense!
A automatic where the Spydy Hole isn't just for looks!

Skip the out the fronts

PM2 But not in S30V. Dings up too easy. I dropped my PM2 on a carpeted floor from waist height and the tip bent. Cutting nothing but cardboard i noticed dings up and down the blade with mild to soft use. H1 steel is the only steel that has disappointed me more. I dropped it from 2 feet or less maybe...

I check my email very often whenever I have something on reserve lol

Is there an ETA on this Bowie?
I havnt heard much news at all on it.
I've had mine reserved for awhile now.

Is there a standard for a doctors scalpel ?
That's probably a good standard at some level

What chores and functions might this space knife have to perform? sal I'm not sure what a astronaughts daily activities are. But I'm thinking it would have to be light weight. Full tang might add a lot of extra weight. Blunt tip would probably be a plus considering some parts of a space craft/suit ...

I vote for the plastic delica that way we have a knife as useful as the space Corp. Zing! Lol Actually tho. Russia and China have had a space corp for awhile now. Were the ones playing catch up. Maybe we have some secret satellites in space as well. But Russia and China very clearly already have a ...

@ThePeacent It's amazing to see humankind bringing one of its most basic primitive terrestrial tools into the cosmos But what I would really like to see is a dedicated knife designed from the ground up for space use. I might have to add a Emerson space knife to the collection That $550 Randell space...

ThePeacent wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 28, 2018 8:00 am

you mean this?
:p

Haha.
I saw that a few weeks ago.
It caught my attention at first.
Was that a official Spyderco release?
Or is it some custom themed knife?
The "NASA" part looks dremeled in.

With all this talk of a new space corp I wonder if companies will develope a knife for use in space. ****. Russia supposedly devolpoed a pistol for their astronaughts. Spyderco also mentions "astronaught" as one of the professions the Autononmy 2 would be perfect for. Hmmmmm. But what woul...