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That's great news. If that's the case I may have to trim my collection to get one when it comes out.

Hey Sal
Just curious but when I read up on the description of the Chokwe it mentioned a charity. Is this something we can expect for this new model?

Yes

Include the wharncliffe models please

wrdwrght wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 09, 2019 11:33 am

Well, I’ll be... Looks like my Endura family is going to grow. K390 is one of my faves.

I’m curious what had to happen in Seki City for European steel to be allowed into Japanese-made knives.

The EU and Japan recently signed a trade pact i believe

Honestly as much as i love my lil native, I'd only want to see a wharncliffe version if either they thinned out the blade stock or gave it a hollow grind.

I'd be so down for an endela or delica wharncliffe in K390

I get the feeling that the uniform serrations will work better for bread while the serrations we usually see on spydercos will be fantastic on things like tomatoes and such

Anyone have news on when the spydiechef will be back in stock?

I'd imagine they're going through some prototyping and testing. That can usually take a fair while

YES! FINALLY!

Mantra

The Lil Native is very stout for its size, and from what I've heard the Chaparral is more thin, slicey, and delicate. I don't think there'd be too much competition between the two. I have both and honestly, I use the Lil native more than the chap. Mind you, the LN I use when I'm working in retail a...

Long-time lurker, first time poster: I've been EDCing a Para 3 FRN since the end of April, when they became available and I ordered one. I have found it to be an excellent everyday knife, and I love the wire clip that allows me to carry it much more discretely than my Paramilitary 2 - which isn't r...

Since the Sage line has always been about the lock, does anybody think the LW series will go through the four other locks? I'm inclined to say "no" especially since a FRN frame lock would be interesting to say the least. But I could see how some people wouldn't mind the other three locks....

I actually prefer the stone wash finish. It guaranteed that only the cutting edge was sharp. Every satin finished spydie i've purchased has had a sharp thumb hole that i've found uncomfortable. And i actually find it quite attractive. And I'm loving the comp lock for minimizing risk of cutting me wh...

A spydiechef, which i wish was back in stock...

Why not more UKPK sprints?

I recommend a touch of lube where the knife contacts the backlock (and maybe the pin holding the backlock)
That made a big difference in my opinion

I can't compare mine to any other iterations of the knife but there really is only one thing i had to complain about.
The thumb hole was sharp. Unpleasantly sharp. It took me a while to wear it down to the point where it isn't an issue anymore but to begin with...