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Found this on blade forum going back to Sept 13, 2017: "The main reason was that Crucible was able to do it. It's not really just a cored laminate, there is a chemical boding of the two steels at the interface. Not quite like splitting the atom, but up there. They were able to make it and we w...

I've never understood why these two steels would be laminated together. Supposed to be some kind of 1+1=3 outcome at an additional cost. Have read the process of laminating but don't understand that either... Have a Native with 154/90 but think it is too nice to use so it just sits on my desk and g...

Something like an even thinner Sage 2 would be the perfect thing I think for many people. If anyone here has owned a Cold Steel Code4 they'd know that you can fit a very thick blade suited for fairly hard use(by folder standards) and fit it in aluminum scales so thin it almost dissappears in your po...

I do own both of them and have handled them quite a bit as well, but just haven't used them in order to keep them looking nice and new. I am definitely leaning towards the 4v, the carbon is beautiful, and it actually grips rather well, much better than aluminim/ti or smooth G10, its almost just lik...

I do own both of them and have handled them quite a bit as well, but just haven't used them in order to keep them looking nice and new. I am definitely leaning towards the 4v, the carbon is beautiful, and it actually grips rather well, much better than aluminim/ti or smooth G10, its almost just like...

New poster here, I've recently contracted this disease called 'collecting Spyderco knives', I believe you all have it as well and it has been quite a fierce bug so I figured creating an account on this forum would happen eventually, better sooner than later (maybe). Feel free to kindly let me know i...