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Having had a compulsory 6-month stint at our school's "outdoor education campus", one word of advice: whatever your plan, actually take your kit out into the bush or wherever and try it out. At worst, you'll learn that something doesn't work, or you need something that you didn't pack, at ...

Ahh... my mistake!

JD Spydo wrote: Yes indeed "SAVE THE RHINO HORN" Lil T. Did they ever make this one in S-30V. WORKER #9 where are you!!!!!!!! :rolleyes:

The 2003 catalogue I've got here says that the Lil' T was in CPMS30V, so yes, they did, but unfortunately I'm unsure as to how many there are.

Don't carry the banana in your back pocket!

markg, I think he's already tried (and failed) to get H-1 to rust. You do have a good point though, about getting H-1 to corrode. MacTech, how about adding different chemicals to the mix (in small quantities at first), and seeing if there's a reliable trigger to make H-1 rust/corrode (this sounds li...

I take it that you're testing the steel, and by the first rust spot will be considered the failure point you mean the failure point timewise, and not the location on the blade? As for doing your corrosion test, you might be able to get samples from somewhere, back in http://spyderco.com/forums/showt...

I agree with smcfalls13, the main issue would be whether it's going to be worthwhile for Spyderco, which would depend on the trainer sales, and how many people would prefer to buy a trainer for the waved version, rather than just putting up or modifying their old trainer. Also, the only thing a trai...

Out of curiosity, how would something like the Civilian go down in court? Pros: Name (admittedly a weak reason) Designed for self- defense , and not offense, ie pain/intimidation instead of killing (excluding a direct hit on an artery, &c) Cons: Looks Designed specifically to be used to inflict ...

...It's funny how I (and most people I'm sure) actually know what these kids are trying to say! When you breath, you inspire. When you don't breath, you expire. Makes sense both ways, too! I'm sure this one's been seen before, At a Santa Fe gas station: "We will sell gasoline to anyone in a gl...

Or the old "The error was between the keyboard and the chair". I can sympathise with you though, another family technician here, the most annoying questions are the ones where you've even given them written instructions, and they still ask how to do it. Hope your days get better from here ...