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A smaller GB 1 would be great!

I would be very interested in a Spyderco straight or Kamisori. How about a small flash batch to test the waters :)

curlyhairedboy wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 24, 2018 6:59 am

No on integral Ti comp lock, better to have the steel/steel interface with liners.

Steel insert and we're both happy :D

I've never seen a DLC knife to rust under the coating, but one that I did see was a coated PPT sprint with rust spots. That was a different coating tho.

And I look forward to a LW Caly too :D

Hopefully it will be a screw construction, too! I get nervous about full steel liners that are pinned together. One nice thing about compression lock would that it would allow for through-through construction. EDIT: How do you guys take care of your caly's? I just picked up a HAP40 Caly 3 that I lo...

I really enjoyed the look feel better and lock of the Ti Caribbean at the meet. Hope it gets made soon!

Would like to see that beautiful thin blade with a nice handle.
Happy with any of the great steels the Japanese Spyderco factory uses. :)

Not sure about the Spyderco santoku but I have seen asymmetrical grinds from factory on a family members knife. It doesn't look as if is a mistake and I tend to sharpen that knife the way it came. It performs great. I would guess it has about 10 degrees on one side and 20 on the other.

This one looked an felt great at the Amsterdam meet. Must be close to getting launched

Loving my super smooth Caly 3 hap 40. Would be great to have the 3.5 to match :)

The knife is great as is I think. Won't mind if a cqi version comes out but it's already so good :D

I feel what could be a solution is for European distributors to send a batch of repairs every month or two to the mothership. The customers hand the warranty issue to the shop, and shop sends it to the distributor. This way the customers don't have to be worried about the customs and the distributor...

Blades like these make me wish even more that I could be spending my time on/in sweet/salt water like it's designer! Very cool blade, probably won't get it since I wouldn't have use for it but definitely makes me wish I did! ;) Never mind being on land, I'm gonna get this one! Looked like a very co...

That was an awesome gathering. Looking forward to next year as well as the release of some of these beautiful knives!

It sucks that some people keep that kind of childish supermarket checkout tantrums in adulthood. They have to be as loud as possible in order to get what they want...

Likewise my Spyderco 306uf Ceramic 3" × 8" benchstone is'nt flat either and I'm pretty sure I did'nt simply get a bad one. Unfortunately the only diamond stone I have for lapping purposes is an ultra fine DMT. I'm really willing to risk ruining that one too on a salvage attempt that has n...

The sprig is on my short list to pick up. But it’s s90v already. Are there much gains by having a sprint? It’s pretty good steel as is. I'm also loving the sprig as is. The edge is nice and thin, comfy handle that doesn't dictate hand position too much. I use mine at work as a glorified box cutter ...

We (I) need a M4 fixed blade. The handle could be made of ice cream and I'll even buy it.

Can't wait to get this.. Solid or not. Pinned pivot or not :D

I'm very happy with my M4 pm2. The natural g10 scales will look quite warn and different after a while. The upcoming one is also very tempting!

IMO you could go with any of the ones you listed as long as it's taken care of it'll do well.