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Anyone interested in spyderco sprinting the kitchen line? I would love to buy a K04 and K05 in superbly or Hap40 Not me. I'm perfectly happy with MBS-26 and have zero interest in non-stainless kitchen knives. I assume that the Murray Carter knives will be made in Japan since it uses Super Blue. Dam...

Congrats on the baby and very nice of the Spydie crew :D

Might have to get a BD1N or two...

sal wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 17, 2019 8:07 pm

We regret to inform you that Mr. Howard Viele has passed. He was a knifemaker's knifemaker. One of the best. The industry has lost a real treasure. Our condolences to his family and friends.

sal

Very sorry to hear that Sal. Will carry my C42 today

Really liking my SpydieChef :D

C22 Michael Walker. Not too picky on steels (lots would work fine on this)

Jazz wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 24, 2019 8:59 pm

Funny, my work knives are a 10” chef, wharncliffe parer, and a serrated bread knife. I have a boning knife, but usually prefer the chef.

Pretty much the same here. I do use a couple of Santokus at times though.. (and a filet knife with fish at times)

Larry_Mott wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 07, 2019 3:42 am

NoFair wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 07, 2019 2:43 am

C22 CF Michael Walker in my coin pocket today :)

Pic or it didn't happen!

At work, they think I'm weird enough without taking pics of knives at my desk :D

C22 CF Michael Walker in my coin pocket today :)

Beautiful knife. Didn't use mine much so I traded it off to a very nice Aussie :D

I just wanted to add.. The original MSRP was $156.95, which adjusted for inflation comes to approx $228 in 2015. When you add in the steel was upgraded from 440v to VG10 and the yen dramatically jumped in value from the 90's you can clearly see the cost is actually pretty much the same. Most people...

I think I have an AUS-6 Jester and a few PE H1 knives. They sharpen up quickly, but for general use I prefer something that lasts a bit longer between touch ups.

Thanks Taz :D

Been thinking about a large gun safe. Lots of talk about how they can be defeated with the right tools, but I saw an article about how gun owners tended to keep their valuables during the typical home robbery because of a big heavy gun safe that the casual thieves just can't deal with. It either ma...

Cento Memory today, C42 Viele or small Persian tomorrow. Etched Cricket on the table for opening presents :D

Merry Christmas everyone

CF/ZDP Stretch or even betterCF/ZDP C22 Walker :D

Usually by car, 😂 Construction workers can carry knifes to and from work,, i do.. But you would have problems explaining the need for a knife if you work in an Office. If i'm on my way to or from the Woods i can carry wathever i want in my belt, machetes, axes and knives. But dressed in "norma...

I'd normally go for 100%, but I have a few unused spares of discoed models that are still in their boxes.

People are way too scared of radiation anyway. Unless one gets huge doses there is little evidence of increased mortality or cancer.

Who's got San old watch from the 70's/80's with glow in the dark hands. Don't stick it next to a Geiger counter, some make them tell you it's not good to wear them. Forgotten what the name of the stuff is. Don’t know, but the Ball watch company uses tritium gas tubes to light their watches. Radioac...