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Properly sharpened you should have no problem.
This knife would be a strop dream knife. :)

I'm tempted to get one. Actually I'm thinking of getting both Centofante's
while their still in stock. :)

thanks!

Yeah I'd sway a bit towards the ffg delica in a friendly office colour?
Another knife I'd consider for use for food prep and it looks great as well,
has a 2mm thick blade is the Spyderco Centofante 3.

Sorry to hear of that. Hope you can grind it out to your satisfaction.
I'm not all that sure it wouldn't have happened though to other types of steel
having fallen on another piece of "metal."

That really makes those look sharp! In a nutshell can you tell me how that
is done? The tool used? I've always liked the look of sculpted scales.

I once gave my Pacific Salt a bit of a task it wasn't designed for and it developed a bit of side play so I peened it on my anvil, very lightly at first, then checked it each time I gave it a hit just so I'd know how hard to hit it the next time. It worked out great and I'd say it's just about perfe...

If you think you might use it for fishing aka cleaning fish the plain edge Pacific might
be the way to go. Cutting rope you might enjoy a serrated edge though.

Nice job. Looks like it sits lower which I assume was what you were after? :)

My favorite discontinued knife I don't own but it's a favorite non the less that
I will continue to try and find. It is the Spyderco Worker. I love the look of
this knife and it brings me back to a different era.

There is nothing quite like an edc that will prep food well! :)

Wow, nice collection! All those spydies and you just got around to posting? :)

Fixed blade or folder? Thanks.

Thanks for those pic's, they look like great utility blades. That reminds me I should take my
Frosts composite out next time I head for the woods.

Blerv wrote:I think the lack of ricasso/choil is a more frequent cause of bleeding via thumb unlocking.

Detent problems can be solved with proper pocket carry. Hard for a blade to opened when tucked against the side of a pocket.

I agree.

One of these days I will purchase a knife with the wire clip and see if it is a stronger clip than the others. My experience has been and I've bent a few clips for sure is that it's the shape of the clip, not necessarily the material it's made from. Perhaps a bit also to do with how tall you are in ...

Very nice job, I like it alot.

I've a few myself, a couple of endura's and a delica. I like 'em easy on the jean
pockets.

What does that knife look like anyone have a pic? :) thanks.

At the first three words I was getting excited that pictures were to follow of all your
American made Spydies, oh well. :/ Interesting topic regardless. :)