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Out kitchen knives are a particular challenge because we recognize the food retention issue. We're carefully focusing on making it as easy as possibe to clean the hole. It is our hope that our customers do recognize the years of effort in our trademark and will think of that while they clean the ...

I am hoping the possible upcoming run of kitchen knives either have no hole, or a large enough hole to get a finger in for easy clean-up. I understand the reasoning, but it would be a grime-trap in the kitchen. That being said, I am looking forward to a set regardless.

forty seven and eight

For me, its the Chokwe - it always seems to be the one i reach for.

I would love a PPT, Polywog G10, or Aqua Salt SE. Or orange dodo.

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I am so glad you posted this question. I moved to AR in Jul 06 from TX and I have not carried my larger folders because I thought th 3.5 in rule was still in effect. This is great news.

Me too - I just bought a Para instead of waiting for the Chokwe because I thought that rule was still in effect ...

Just tested my CC#d one. Assuming nothing changed on the later ones, the magnet's poles are the top and bottom surface of the bar. IF someone can find a source for 1/4" X 1/4" X 1/2" N52 Neodymium magnets with the poles at the ends, replacing it might at least be worth a try. I have never had mine ...

Ted wrote:It's a project a group of people incl. myself are working on. (well, myself not so much yet due to too much studying...)

Any collectors have a portable hand? hah I need to see a pic!

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If they would just make....

A titanium-handled ZDP Spyder-Hole Axis-Lock Tip-Up Tip-down Waved Sebenza...

for under $50...

...I could answer this question!

Wow - I'll bet that took guts. Limón is one of those wild port cities - I went to a carnival festival there when I studied there last year - picture "Tortuga" from Pirates of the Carribean but in the 21st century. It is a rough and tumble little place. I hope that this incident doesn't hurt tourism ...