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The Cricket is one of my all time favorite designs. It’s absolutely cutting genius for it’s size and I still miss mine. I hope that we will see the release a new FRN version at some point. In a previous discussion of that subject, Sal posted they would have to redesign the handle, which would make ...

BOOMER52 wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 17, 2022 7:42 am

Here's a second set of layered G10 using the tweaked CAM file for my 3D PROMOD Endela/Military..

Really liking the newer contoured scales.

:thinking If edge length is more important would a military tanto SE be more appropriate…? Hey that would be some thing to really consider in SE. And the more I think about it the more I believe that might be even better. And with a blade as long as the C-36 Military you could have a really longer ...

Calypso C54 is ‘The’ Spyderco knife for me. Purposeful and elegant.
I came late to the fold so missed out on it ,but I would love to see another run of these.

If edge length is more important would a military tanto SE be more appropriate…?

Woodpuppy wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 07, 2022 7:36 am

Sometimes leads to indecision paralysis!

For sure.

Yup.

My primary work day carry is normally an FRN version of a Chaparral, Jazzlica, Salt, Dragonfly or Meadowlark(iwb). A Victorinox Compact is a constant(lfp). I keep a Micra on my keychain and a full size Multi-tool in my locker at work. Weekends are for heavier duty models when I’m gardening, diy-ing ...

A digital copy of The Spyderco Story exists. It's in .djvu format with 600 ppi searchable body text. It does not appear to be a community-originated scanned hard copy, but rather a professionally produced e-book derived from official scans or prepress materials. The file has been linked on this for...

I took the clip off my Positron as it created a hotspot. The detente is quite strong and It’s compact enough that I hardly notice it in my pocket.
It’s my only that I’ve felt the need to remove the clip.

I would definitely be interested in a reprint and its sequel.
And more of Sal’s stories.

This was a perfect thread to illustrate what keeps us coming here.
We’re all from different walks of life but the empathy, respect and care for our fellow travellers really shines through in these posts.
Congratulations to the winners.

My son used to carry a bag with him everywhere. With things that he thought he may need during the day. At one point it weighed over 8lb’s. :eye-roll A few years ago, he was about ten, his school holiday program took a trip to Hobbiton, not long after they arrived a young girl in their party got a b...

I'd love to see the combo edge with the serrations at the tip and the plain edge near the handle... I'd own one already. Photoslopped:


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I second this.

Cl1ff, from one nerd to another thanks for your reply. I can always appreciate an educational “AcTUaLY”. :nerd I read your Wiki recommendation and I have now fallen into a rabbit hole of your making. ;) As an aside, have you read, Thor Hanson’s: Feathers : The Evolution of a Natural Miracle? It’s be...

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Tue Feb 08, 2022 8:36 pm

Ngati Pom wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 07, 2022 3:26 am

That is nice. Really like the more acute tip.
Did you grind the serrations down to a symmetrical ’v’ and then make the new bevel?

Thanks, nope, these were available in plain edge for maybe a couple years.

I didn’t know that. And now I do.
Thanks.

Would the Atlantic handle work for this?

This is cool. Nice ideas.
I like the Jester Jumper and slimmed down Harrier 2 a lot.

Hi Sal, thanks for the reply. That’s something to look forward to.
I’m hoping the Cara-Cara Emerson sales will justify a Meadowlark Emerson at some point.
Or an Emerson Wharnie…?

That is nice. Really like the more acute tip.
Did you grind the serrations down to a symmetrical ’v’ and then make the new bevel?