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did you take the black off or just put new ones on? the first thing i thought when i got my new endura is how good it would look with a polished clip

You want to remove material from the spine, otherwise you will bring the edge up higher into the grind. The Native could be tricky with the unique grind and spear point. A Dremel will give you a pretty rough finish that will require hand finishing if you want it to look halfway "pretty". ...

very cool. im about to have to embark on the same journey with one of mine. what dremel bit did you use to reshape it?

What's a toad?

Hmm, sure hope it wasn't THIS one! http://cgi.ebay.com/Spyderco-Black-Stainless-Steel-Folding-Knife-Tool_W0QQitemZ310209362813QQcmdZViewItemQQptZCollectible_Knives?hash=item4839eb3b7d That one has a BIG chunk missing off the end of the blade. I don't know if Spyderco would even TRY to fix that! If ...

i have a really old Eagle similar to that one that i picked up at a dollar store many years ago.

FFG Endura is the newest

I recently bought a used Native for pretty cheap, but the end of the blade is broken. Whats the best route to go about getting it fixed? Should i just send it to spyderco and let them take care of it? If so how much does a repair like that normally cost?