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Spyderfreek wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 07, 2024 10:12 pm

I just stare into the knife drawer until I'm about to be late for work.

I will try to watch that. My elderly father had ground crew billetted with his family in WW2 because they lived close to the airfields. He recalls the men coming home in distressed states after having to hose out the beaten up bombers that made it home, and seeing the plumes of smoke and flames of t...

The Shot Show report in the February Byte tells us Paul Alexander and Shaun Houston were showing prototypes.

Any clues or hints? I am excited by the prospect of new designs from these guys!

Happy birthday!

From my first car to more recent Italian scooters, the battle with rust has been real for me, and I can never quite get past the thought that the better material must be one that stops a treasured item dissolving in front of my very eyes! I do enjoy tool steel in knives. Just coated ones. Coated k39...

That’s a shame. It should have been an epic.

Received today - many thanks!

Hello!

Very nice!

Happy birthday!

Anyone else excited for this?

Happy birthday!

I’ve carried my sg Delica in my everyday work bag for exactly ten years, now. If you asked me what my favourite knife is, this wouldn’t be it, but you can’t say that something that does its job for a decade and is still the best choice isn’t good value. I suppose the pertinent question is whether, i...

Happy birthday!

You may be able to find a Stretch g10/zdp189 somewhere.

Bolster wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 17, 2024 11:22 pm

ChrisinHove wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 15, 2024 1:16 am

I don’t think they forge their own blades on site any more...

Please don't tell me they've outsourced to China...

No, the domestic Forge de Laguoile, I believe.

The UK importer is “anticipating” 28 Feb….

jcarter23 wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 17, 2024 6:12 am

Couple years late, but Hennies Hayes has them now.

TITECH HEINNIE® EXCLUSIVE SPYDERCO UKPK TITANIUM SCALES

Not for the full back spring UKPK’s, though, which ironically excludes the HH exclusives!

I much prefer the Dragonfly to the Urban, so yes.

However, there are films that are both very good and justifiably very long. I think those are more suited to the cinema to avoid distractions, but I have learned the hard way not to have too many beers beforehand …