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skatenut wrote:Thank you! According to their website the skulls are CNC engraved.
Cheers,
skatenut

Thanx Much Mr. skatenut! :cool:

Hey Folks! I can't complain anything about some 'weak detent' on any of my Spydies. Actually, some of them are pretty stiff to open. I never understood why some folks like their blades to open 'like butter' or something, because it always implies some kind of damage to the blade detent mechanism, a...

Hi Mr. Ghost!


I would say it is a Spyderco Military SpyderEdge :spyder:

Hi Mr. MadRookie!


This is Awesome!

I could Swear on a Court of Law that you have the most Amazing Sharpening Setup I've seen around :D

Hey Folks!


I also got the info from the April Byte :spyder: And the Orange D'Fly is already on my list! :D

Hey Folks! Thanx Much for your valuable comments on this comparison. My personal impression is about the same one that Mr. chuck_roxas45 has: CTS - XHP is an amazing all around steel for everyday use :) It could be sharp at < 30 ° inclusive and still retain the edge for a long time, and it seems th...

Hi Mr. skatenut!


That Delica is Really Awesome! :D It's a superb work. My respects for the CustomSpyderco craftsmen.

Are the Punisher Skulls carved on the Ti? Or it is Laser Engraved? :rolleyes: Regards,

Hi Folks! I don't know if this had been discussed before. I was curious about a comparison between CTS - XHP Vs. ZDP - 189 , related to how will them hold a fine edge, let's say something like 30 - 28 - 26 degrees inclusive :) And I mean that edge against regular use, something like cutting printer...

Hey Folks! I'm one of those guys who still believe that a pen is something you should always have with you :) Right now I rotate between 3 pens, all of them made to last forever, no matter what kind of use or abuse you put them through. All of them use a Fisher Space Pen Refill, which is really goo...

Evil D wrote:Looks like the Chinese steel slip joint version to me.

Exactly! :D It's a Spyderco Kiwi3 Stainless Steel Slip Joint ~ C75SS3, bought from NGK about year and a half ago, hand engraved by Mr. Robert Valade on both sides.

Hi Folks! Between my oldest Spyderco models I have a Delica and an Endura, both in Smooth Stainless Steel finish, and both of them really loved and had a lot of pocket time. But since the new materials made it through the market you just can't deny the advantages in lightness, strength and durabili...

Hi Mr. kbuzbee!


It's not that expensive :D Actually, I don't remember how much money I paid for it, but I can assure you it was something between $ 5 - 7, like 9 months ago.

Hi Mr. MountainManJim!


That is a truly amazing work! :cool: It really deserves a place at the Spyderco Museum in Golden! :D

Hi Mr. kennethsime ! I've had a lot of Torx, Allen, Imperial or Metrical sets of screwdrivers, some huge variety of brands and origins, and here I have to say that most of them are a pure and simple Sack of Crap :mad: The only one that I can really recommend you as the very best among them, but I m...

Hi Mr. spyder moist ! lovley Michael morris FF, :cool: , how do you like it? im hoping to get one of these at knives-uk later this year. The Morris Friction Folder is a truly well made functional pocket knife :) It is amazingly lightweight, considering the 4.5 mm thick blade, the Micarta handle wea...

That is my amazing Spyderco Techno , a true State of the Art in Modern Cutlery made by the collaboration between the polish knife maker Marcin Slysz and Spyderco :spyder: And if you want to order some Paracord on the web forget about Amazon, Supply Captain is the place to go: supplycaptain.com :rol...

Hey Folks!


Here is my Morris Friction Folder with some 6+ months of use :cool: This Patina is 100% natural, nothing about vinegar, mustard, onions or grapefruits here:

Hi Mr. zinczinc! I've always found really useful to put a lanyard on my pocket knives, especially when they are sub 3.5" closed. It increases the grip a lot , and makes it way easy to grab it from your pocket. I also use lanyards on my bigger pocket knives, and in my fixed blades as well. The ...

... IMHO better for thicker skinned folks ... Very Well said Mr. Blerv! In all the Forums where I've participated I never had a single trouble. Ever. The ones that I left where just because they didn't had any kind of evolution on their content, you can just said that they reached that point when f...