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I really like laminated blades. Many of my Swedish and Norwegian blades are laminated, as well as an old favorite drawknife. As for folders, I only have two- Stretch 1 Hap40 and Stretch 2 V-Toku 2, both of which are awesome. In addition to the many other advantages, I really like how the stainless j...

Mine is a sleeper favorite. Love the linerless smooth G10 with Cruwear. Almost bought a spare. Would consider another CW N5. Patiently waiting for a Magnacut N5.

Freediver wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 12, 2021 7:46 pm

I’m in for the Shaman with harmonica.

Shamonica?

I have two Chefs-- lockbar face is discolored on both. I think it is normal. Indeed titanium can not rust, but pretty sure it can corrode and is prone to galling under certain conditions.

MFlovejp wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 07, 2021 5:02 pm

ZDP Stretch 2. They've seemed rare-ish lately and I have not yet owned a Stretch model. As I have a good bit of K390 already I opted for the ZDP and older blade shape.

Nice! I've almost gone for that a few times. I prefer the older drop point shape. My V-Toku Stretch 2 is a favorite of mine.

I personally don't understand why among the Spyderco inveted locks the comp.lock gets used so much more than the CBBL. For me the latter has only advantages, except perhaps that choil-less folders are more tricky to design with the CBBL. Like a liner lock, the compression lock allows a “flow-throug...

PStone wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 07, 2021 6:46 am

LOLZ

abbazaba wrote: ↑

Wed May 26, 2021 9:54 am

Not meme, but I find everything about this funny...

So good!

'The bad 'ol days'

I would buy a CBBL Shaman. I would too. I'm curious if the CBBL would fit into the current shape of the Shaman? I've come to appreciate the CBBL and BBL more than comp locks and almost as much as the mid and back lock. I have also previously suggested a CBBL Sage, which i still think would be cool.

Spydergirl88 wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 06, 2021 8:22 pm

A back lock Bradley design would be awesome

abbazaba wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 06, 2021 8:26 pm

Spydergirl88 wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 06, 2021 8:22 pm

A back lock Bradley design would be awesome

+1!

+2

Thanx for the input, Appreciate. I had a chance to study the sample more closely and I guess Iied. :worried The ribs on the inside of the model was not a skeletonized steel liner. A closer look revealed they were FRN ribs. I thought it was lighter than it should be. (76.6 gms - 2.7 oz) So the model...

Curious.

I wonder if they couldn't reliably press fit the lanyard tube into the CF without damaging it and instead overbored and added a screw for compressive force on the scales.

Just a wild-ass guess. I'm curious tho.

I have exressed a strong interest in an LC200n Stretch 2 Salt with the drop point blade quite a few times. I am not really as interested in a straight spine variant.

Word.

My grandpa ( who had 4 pacemakers over a few decades) used to say:

'The key to longevity is to get a chronic condition early and then take care of it.'

Not sure that he was right, but it's an entertaining thought...

He lived to be 96 and a few months.

bolster - i think you've invented a whole new genre with 'clown knife.' whether it applies to the knife or the wielder is the next question How about a French Kate? GEC? Or other? you just blew my mind, actual l o l. i had no idea the A Christmas Story of knives was a thing, this is hilarious. i ki...

How about a French Kate? GEC? Or other?

https://cdn11.bigcommerce.com/s-k2pame/ ... 23.jpg?c=2

Thanks, Josh. So glad they changed how they sell.

I think it's an LT Wright. https://forum.spyderco.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=90292 https://i.imgur.com/XMd2SyZ.jpg A little OT, but that fixed blade looked very nice. I should probably recognize that logo on the blade, but I don't. I might even have checked up on it before.. it's so hard to keep tr...

Good luck with your medical needs, glad you have a diagnosis.

Thanks for the generous offer.

I'm in.