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pink, purple, black,SS, w/e, i'd be happy with any Spyderco as a gift. Re: size, i love my Chinook, but almost never carry it, too big. And surprisingly, I never carry my native. Mostly I carry my SS SE Delica, or my dagger.

Clovisc, How do the Chokwe carry their knives? In sheaths or ??

Hi everyone. Sorry I haven't been around lately. I'm wondering what the status is regarding this knife. What type of steel will it be? Will it be a special order item or general production?

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chuxvoodoo wrote:Mine....

whats that little fork?

Dr.Seuscio wrote:I fill my pockets with this every day

what size wrench & why?? intriguing... :)

I waved a ss e3 se It only cost $40 and has a much stronger snap thain the frn handled e4w The problem is only spydeholics know it's cool. Everyone else says. "What is that for?" or "What did u just do?" when I open it Also beware of sheeple they see it come whippin out and are ...

NoFair wrote:This gets the most pocket time at the moment:

What's the metal rod for?

After thinking about it, and especially after reading the "USA Made" post from Sal today, I've decided to get him either a Military or Para.

As for me, I think I'll be getting myself a little present soon, one with a double edge. :)

I have had the advantage of being able to make the knives that I have wanted. There is an allure of the symmetry of a double edge knife. In use, as a tool, the dagger is about making small deep holes. I find that with two edges I have one for the work to be done and one edge to be a hazard to me. I...

The Mastiff wrote:Zero tolerance makes a decent, smallish , double edged "boot knife" style that might fit the situation. It's built well , and easy to come by, Joe
Zero Tolerance 0150 : http://www.newgraham.com/detail.aspx?ID=7959

That ZT Boot Knife looks nice, I'll check it out. Thanks.

Last year my cousin went off to Iraq, and I bought him a nice Endura. He really loved it. He's on his way to visit the middle east again, this time I'd like to give him a small dagger, for kind of a "last option" scenario. He's the real thing... an on the ground, rifle in hand, fighting ma...

Any new info for us yet?
My fav lock design is the lockback. But I don't like the boyle dent.
peace & love...

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There is no douth if (IF) we can find a nice Chinook ll. We will work on getting it. We will just take our time and see what we can find. One thing about these Spyderco's half the fun is the hunt for the one you want. Well maybe not quite half the fun, you know what I'm saying. Have fun and Thanks,...

Bam-it, buy a Chinook. You won't regret it. My Chinook 2 is my fav Spyderco knife. It's solid and strong. I also have a model 1, and I like the double edge blade (mine has the top sharpened for the 1st inch or so).

Nice jigged bone. Is that turquoise at 7 o'clock? Beautiful... :)

How nice of you to use a lighter load for your daughter. :)
She's lucky to have you teach her.

I finally found out how these are made! :eek: http://www.ted.tweakdsl.nl/ser1.jpg You just cut them out of a piece of steel with a magic scissor! http://www.ted.tweakdsl.nl/ser2.jpg http://www.ted.tweakdsl.nl/ser3.jpg http://www.ted.tweakdsl.nl/ser4.jpg :) Thats SO funny!!!! :) ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

"Timeless" CD by Martina McBride, Paramore, White Stripes, Nirvana.

Anyone here into swords?
Anyone know of a sword forum (with a good tutorial).
I have a US calvary saber and I'd like to know it's value.
And I'd like to learn about swords in general, and US swords in particular.

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I thought the byrdrench was so cool that I bought one for everyone in the office.. thinking this will replace the SAKs. It didnt though, for two reasons I believe: 1) The tool is quite "fat" making the driver set only useful in larger spaces, whereas your average sak has a much narrower tu...