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Something like this I would send back to Golden. They should be able to dial it in and probably get rid of the scratches on the blade too.

Well I wouldn't overreact so soon. For starters don't let the threads about issues get in your head. Second, try opening and closing it several times under running water and see if that helps with the smoothness (be sure to dry it out and lube it). Initial break in and soon after some side to side w...

Yeah, at least the ones who do blatant counterfeits put in the effort to make them look like real Spyderco knives. That thing is just an insult.

Here are some 0 gauge plugs (piercing jewelry) used for beads.. http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/ee275/EVIL85SSP/Knives/DSC02615_zpsc290179f.jpg Some rubber o-rings and an S biner... http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/ee275/EVIL85SSP/Knives/DSC02641_zps7db5c884.jpg And a rubber skull that was a Ha...

Really though another thing you should look at is, if you're wearing so much off your coarse stone that it changes the angle, go back after you've done the majority of your reprofiling and lap the coarse stone, reset the collar again at your desired angle, then lightly hit the bevel with the coarse ...

Also keep in mind that while there is likely a trend for certain knives to follow a particular F&F standard, there will be people who either 1) simply don't own enough variants to have a good perspective, and so their favorite knife may have the best F&F they've experienced, when that knife ...

I'm getting the impression on another Forum this is a marmite knife as for such a new piece especially in the uk where we wait a while for new releases . Their are a fair few for sale at discounted prices though it could be just people buying anticipating high demand. What other model would this st...

I've been working my Domino the past few weeks trying to get it broken in. This knife seems to have a loooong break-in period, and it still doesn't feel quite right for me. Don't get me wrong, I really like the Domino. It fits squarely in the Spyderco heritage and the build quality is impressive. M...

xceptnl wrote:Upon closer inspection it looks more like a smaller cfm double pumper under at least a 4" cowl. You may be correct about that being so close to the back of the engine bay.

Yep you're right that's a Holley with the choke horn cut off :)

I too was curious about the background. It appears to be a LARGE cowl hood with a Dominator or similar peaking from under neath. DETAILS man! If I had to guess, judging by how far that thing is sitting back to the firewall, I'd say that's a late model Camaro with an LT/LS engine in it. The engines ...

not a spydie.... https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2657535/Evil-1.jpg Lets talk more about whatever that is with the Dominator (?) carb on it :D That looks like what David should be drinking. :p LOL, I don't drink anymore but that's something I'd buy just for the name alone. Since we're on the su...

Brett wrote:Wo! Why so expensive? Is this a limited edition collector book or something? I'm with Random Dan, you could use that money in a better way. I'm partial to Twix more than Skittles though :)

Because collectors. /

My first choice is my local knife shop. He gets 99% of my business even if the price is more. Support your local enthusiast. That said, his prices are usually comparable or better than online. As for online retailers I've only dealt with a couple but Howes and Cutlery Shoppe have been easy to order ...

Knivesinedc wrote:The guy relisted it at 99c starting bid. he might get a few bucks.

I often wonder about listings like this, if the owner watches or is even a member of the forum. The price drop could well be because of the reactions of this thread.

Jack, this is why you just set the collar with your final stone's thickness

I carry the H1 hawkbill SE on my keys if I carrying a plain edge primary knife. If you ask me you simply can't squeeze more cutting power into this size package. It's also to my knowledge the thinnest you can get Spyderco serrations in, which is a big deal if you like serrations. I've been planning ...

Yep that middle one. Feel free to PM me for my mailing address :D

Take my advice and start on a junk knife. My second knife was my 20CP Para 2 and I jacked up the bevel pretty bad.

razorsharp wrote:[video=youtube;ewyvCsHCU9E]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewyvCsHCU9E[/video]
had to turn this into 2 posts

I'm pretty speechless with this album. The only thing I not totally into is the vocals but I can live with them for the music. It blows my mind that those guys just got out of high school.

The only thing holding me back from owning one of these is the steel. Give me FFG/S30V and I'll buy one.