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Broken tip or blunted?

Looks like you could work that out with a very slight modification and re-sharpening, perhaps?

Thanks, everyone for keeping this thread alive and inspiring all of us with new music. I've really enjoyed the posts and got turned on to some great music and musicians. I've yet to figure out the bug that inhibits me from embedding You Tube vids, but lately I've been on a bender of John Mayer Trio ...

It's a truly wonderful and beautiful thing, welcoming a child into the world.

Congratulations to you and your family.

kbuzbee wrote: I got a Ti UKPK and put a drop point in it. Worked out well.



Ken

I'm still waiting for this to show up in my mailbox, so you should really stop showing it off. :rolleyes: :D

Photos can speak volumes and it's clear that she was a sweet girl.

My condolences on your loss of such a wonderful companion.

Pockets wrote:Score! Prices?

Part number and specs are shown but that's it...no price listed.

Ferris Wheels wrote:Really hoping this comes out sooner than later.

Pockets wrote:Me too!

I was visiting some dealer sites this evening and Blade HQ has both the Firefly and the Tatanka on their Spyderco page. Obviously not in stock yet but perhaps a hint that these two models are scheduled for release in the very near future?

Our dog picked up ticks frequently and our son loves to be in the woods, so I can tell you that in our experience nothing beats a good pair of tweezers. I'm not a fan of holding open flame to skin and the petroleum jelly method (covering the tick and waiting for it to die) doesn't work either as it ...

I'm fairly certain I know where you visited and if so, said "sporting goods type place" is planning to open a location just a few miles from my home town. Though I'm familiar with their pricing elsewhere, I'm still stoked that (like you) I'll have the opportunity to handle models that I ot...

I love my Sage 1. But I haven't seen enough posts applauding the OPEN BACK construction! Maybe it's just me, but I love the ease of keeping an open back clean, no matter what. I'm looking through it right now and all I can see is sweet. Pull that plug! I agree with you on this and also feel that it...

Typically, I'm not keen on orange handle scales or bolsters but the combination here is very nice. A Liner Lock, VG10 Steel, blade shape and the diminutive dimensions of the knife all add up to a definite buy and try for me. I was happy to see that the clip is configurable in tip up position and whi...

Congrats on your purchase; the Sage 1 is a wonderful knife.

The first click that you hear is the detent ball giving way before the lock engages. If you watch the liner lock as you deploy the blade slowly, you'll see exactly what I'm talking about.

For me it is unequivocally, the Sage 1.

I'm a drummer and I enjoy the history behind the Cymbals that I play.

Alchemist, Avedis I, began making Zildjian Cymbals in a small Constantinople foundry in 1623.

http://zildjian.com/About/History/Historical-Timeline

A handsome boy, indeed.

May you find comfort in the memories of your time shared with such a wonderful companion.

Change is the only constant ;) If we are to remain sane readjustment and acceptness is a necesary thing :) Even though I have fewer knives I have the learned skill of making them sharp in part given to me by this forum :) I encourage all to learn the same because it's a skill that will outlive any ...

I really enjoy my CF, XHP Chaparral. It's such a great knife. The action on my example was a bit stiff (which I expected) though it wasn't gritty. I still decided to clean it thoroughly before carrying and lubed the pivot area with Tuf Glide which gave it a much smoother feel. After about a month of...

Made a Smurfy bead to go with it. :D http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e366/willydigger/Hosting/Carvings/Fantasy/IMG_0573.jpg http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e366/willydigger/Hosting/Carvings/Fantasy/IMG_0574.jpg That's fantastic. :cool: Nice to see something other than a skull adorning a lanyard.

Somehow, I forgot about this one.

I agree that a (wire) clip is a must and VG10 would be outstanding.

Whenever someone posts about a Spydie being listed or sold at such a high premium, the first thing that pops into my head is "I wonder what Sal or Eric would think of that?"

:)