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Well that depends on the forums....forums like USN or Jeerzee Devil are full of knife folks that know the true value so noone gets away with it, or it just doesnt sell.

The Manix has doubled in price since I've bought it...maybe a triple is in order.

What about a half-tang G10 Handle, or Delrin? Even FRN?

Hrm...a thing even a USNer knows nothing about? A SURPRISE?

have you ever tried to remove a polished screw? It just strips itself out. When you polish something you remove material . I have seen MANY knives that have been taken apart and the blade polished. This messes up the lock up 2/3 of the time. If you engrave your name on the knife it does not change ...

The last one is a SOG Vulcan

Bam Bam

Any sort of 'hard plastic' sheath, such as Boltaron, nylon, Kydex WILL scratch the blade, it is very common. It is also common that the sheath may NOT be the culprit, rather a bit of sand or dirt that got into the sheath. Flush out the sheath with water and blow dry the interior with compressed air....

http://spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=34578

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How about get a blade with a stonewashed finish? That way, you can't tell if there are any scratches and still looks good.

I have a BG42 888 fixed blade...it is amazing for the price I paid :) ....Of course, I also do have a real SnG :)

And I live in Markham yay :) Although my life is devoted to Yonge and Dundas...who's going to the parade tomorrow?

You left me out aj x.x

:)

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npueppke wrote:Why not? That sounds like an awesome project to me.

Exactly. :D

I'm not trying to bash anything, but this statement clearly implies that either the steel or the knife's blade geometry (which is obviously not optimal for sheer cutting performance due to the obtuse grind) allowed it to cut through material that other knives somehow couldn't: Number one: He said S...

Why go through all that trouble when you can just pay a guy to make them for you? You'd have to send your knife to the guy, but I had someone from bladeforums make custom scales for my ZT 0350. He's done carbon fiber scales as well. Mine were polished g10. Turnaround time is a week after he gets th...

ColonelX1 wrote:diggin the design, but why not make the hole big enough to stick a finger through? keep with the Swick theme

There'd be no benefit with a bigger hole...I like it the way it is right now.

Is that a CuBe?

Those jokers on Youtube complain about weight on a blade that's not meant for EDC...retards honestly. It's a perfectly weighted knife for what it's designed to do, I wouldn't go to Youtube for knife reviews.