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Thanks swigert! Great pics-

Thanks hoimin! I really appreciate that, and the picture. I do not remember seeing that picture before.

Picture sucks but here is the 2 & 1 together, I'll try for better pics later.

http://i536.photobucket.com/albums/ff323/farnorthdan/Mobile%20Uploads/2015-12/IMG_20151222_153531_zpszfaiv0th.jpg

Something I just noticed was no lanyard hole...

edit: also the lock seems a lot easier to disengage ...

Mantra 2, Wolfspyder, and Pattada are the top 3 for me.

But the Bradley 2 could take over 3rd spot: I would like to see a spine-shot of this knife, as I am curious if you could attach a lanyard to one of the stand-offs?

And the Lil Lum looks very good too. I wonder if the clip will really be that ...

Great story Halfneck! A little reminder about the usefulness of serrations is welcome & timely, as PE gets most of the attention, including mine these days.

There's probably enough room in the butt of the handle to drill a 3/16 hole for a lanyard.

I like that idea, but I am afraid to try it! I don't believe I have ever seen a C3 or C4 taken apart, which would help me visualize & determine exactly where to drill. But thank you for the encouragement ...

A Cento 3 or 4 with a lanyard hole would probably be my ultimate Spyderco! Sadly for me, that is probably unlikely. Perhaps I will commission a mod one day.
These are great knives! I am surprised they do not get more attention.

That collage is awesome! Nice work Jazz-

A lot of these are really nice, but the highlights for me:
1. Slysz 'Bowie'
2. Introvert - I hope this makes it to production.
3. ARK
4. Worker

The Chubby looks good, but I'm not sure if it can beat the Techno, for me.
The small lanyard bead is a good idea ...

My favorite is the GW-500A and if they're still making them when this one quits I'll get another one. It's Solar powered sets itself by radio waves from Fort Collins so you always have the perfect time, and automatically changes when daylight savings time go in. In other words you don't do anything ...

Ted wrote:*bump*

Just for fun, to compare the first A'dam Spyderco meet to the one yesterday. Things have come a long way!

Really cool Ted! Thanks for updating-

One of the highlights of the Spyderco-year! Thanks in advance, Mr Blonde and others, for the great info.
I am not a neck-knife carrier, but I do like small FBs and the ARK is a nice-looking one. It should appeal to many, including fans of Fred Perrin's designs.

sal wrote:The price, more often than not has more to do with the country of origin and the value of the US dollar to that country's currency.

sal

I have been wondering if Japanese Spydercos will drop in price?
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=USDJPY= ... z=l&q=l&c=

The Tusk looks like an engineering marvel. Amazing to see those 2 locks in one knife.
I am interested in hearing/understanding more about the Powerlock.
I hope Dialex' new design is well received.
Will Seki-made knives drop in price due to the drop in the yen? http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s ...

Worker sprint looks great, and I like the green color.
Firefly is a nice surprise for me. But I wish it and the Kiwi G-10 incorporated lanyard holes.
Tatanka got my attention! Wow, heavy!
Double Bevel strikes my interest, although I do not typically go for tantos or multi-grinds.

I just hope it is able to accommodate a Moonglow backspacer. With the name of Firefly, I'll need to make mine glow somehow.

Cool idea jabba-

I never would have thought that orange G-10 and CF would look so good together!

I only wish that it had a lanyard hole, particularly if I might carry it ...

Good idea to discuss the PPT dbcad! It is in my select group of favorites, possibly even number 1, but I usually spare myself the pain of trying to pick a favorite!

Mine came with an extremely sharp edge, and thinner edge angle than most of the Taichung models that I have seen. When I got mine, I ...

The Southard is quite different than most Spydercos but I love it. Very light knife for being so robust, and a lot of blade length in a compact package. The flipper/guard gives great security in use. It is a marvel of Taichung manufacture & Spyderco/Southard design as well; hidden stop pin ...

http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb134/thefirefox/5b598a16-30bf-4176-9f8d-58bb60c92008_zps4daf61cc.jpg

Is this what you had in mind for a straighter spine Sal, or more like the Delica (less hump)?

Nice group of blades there ;)

The Stretch has been a favorite of mine for some time now. Glad ...

Nice pictures! A good thread continues...

My purchase in the wild at Golden Gate Canyon state park right after the SFO visit (came prepared with a lanyard/fob from home):
http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5456/10206736725_2c08c2bb3d_b.jpg

My pointified Stretch from araneae came along for the trip:
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7377 ...