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IG-88 wrote:I would not hestite and buy it :)

Seller is out of town today... Need this knife so bad now xD

Sorry Bro, can't help it :D I'm missing some photos of the heat anodized First Gen Fluted Mili :) Spyderco Military Fluted Ti http://i1080.photobucket.com/albums/j334/groenselboer/KnifeCollection/DSC_3707.jpg http://i1080.photobucket.com/albums/j334/groenselboer/KnifeCollection/DSC_3708.jpg http://...

TomAiello wrote:I wish you guys would stop posting pictures of the fluted ti...

Why? :eek:

bh49 wrote:$220 for Ti fluted is a steal.
$220 for blue is Highway robbery.
Every minute, which you spend thinking is a lost minute of your life. I still kicking myself that I passed on it for $270.

Gonna buy it from him tomorrow :D

TheFactor wrote:Something about the Finesse, the way they slice and sexiness of a FFG has me hooked :p :D

Totally know what you mean.
They slice better and with more control.
And no matter how sharp your saber is,
a FFG will always seem sharper due to a smaller amount of drag and resistance whilst cutting.

Worlds of difference from the other kiwi's... I loved the original design of the kiwi, including the hump. (wich was a bit weird at first) But the overall looks of this one changed for the better in my eyes. Even though it kinda lost it's gentlemans folder look and became more of a small tactical fo...

TomAiello wrote:I actually went out and specifically found a couple saber grinds for hard use "beater" knives.

Thicker close to the edge, so less change of chipping.
Sabers are users.

I purchased a Endura 4 a few weeks ago and I liked it so much I picked up another but a Super Blue Sprint run a few days later . http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r69/TheFactor_photos/008_zpsace02753.jpg and my first Endura 4 after slicing some Strawberries effortlessly http://i141.photobucket.com...

Endura in my pocket
Ladybug on my keys
Centofante in my jacket

:D

Did anyone ever find out where he bought it from? Nope... Can't really be jumping to conclusions without this info... It does appear to share some similar looks with the fakes out there, but to be honest, some genuine ones just have bad fit&finish. If the retailer/seller is known, then we can c...

My Endura 4 with the saber grind was my first Spyderco knife ever. The collection has grown... allot... But this knife will always get pocket time. It might be only two days a month, but it gets used and sharpened just like the others. In fact, 99% of my knives see less or zero pocket time :p So the...

Beautiful pictures by the way o.0
And, are there any recorded fakes???
I haven't seen any...
But don't wanna be spending that kind of money on a fake :eek:

It's the blue version
I think I'm gonna go for it,
I'll find an excuse to treat myself to yet another expensive Spydie xD

:spyder:

Here's my dilemma...

I can buy a fluted TiMi for $220.
I really want to... But is it really worth it?
It's a pretty good price and the reeve lock is great,
so is the rest of knife ofcourse... But it's still allot of money....

Opinions?

I do admit to feeling strange about seeing a Spyderco-like design without it actually being a Spyderco. Imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but it's a slippery slope. Being handmade, I don't imagine the maker planned to strike it rich by fooling people into thinking this was a genuine ...

anagarika wrote:I notice uneven bevel at the heel from tha last picture ... :?:

After checking the knife, I don't know why it's visible on the photo...
When you look at the knife, you don't see a difference :s

Many dealers still sell them and the secondary market always has a few of there here and there

chuck_roxas45 wrote:$$49 for damascus...yep. :)

Indeed
Rules of the forum, not matter what price, you have to make the deal.
If not, you're breaking the law xD

Surfingringo wrote:Ahh, $49 off eBay. That answers most of my questions. Thank you for your open and honest response Dutchblades. I appreciate your candor.

Wasn't off of eBay, it was from a Dutch site.
Forum bidding

Op, you just bought your custom made "grail" and you don't know who made it? I assume if you have no idea who made it, you have no idea where it was made either? How were you able to determine a fair price? Just from looking at pictures? I'm curious how much you were willing to pay for a ...