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Looks expensive.

BOOMER52 wrote:

Glow in the dark?

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Spyderco knife (Para 3?) makes an appearance at 02:11.
https://youtu.be/8bhgS9two80

BOOMER52 wrote:

Is this a Delica?

I'm really glad you brought this up harronek. It seems like the Hap40 Wharncliffe delicas are going to happen for sure. So, I was going to beg Sal and Michael Janich to Kahr style grind maybe a dozen or so of them for MBC practitioners and students. This is a great opportunity for an ultra light we...

Hi Oak Tree, I think I can see your point of view, but I also think that assumes that all companies are basically the same. We try very hard to do all of the right things for all of the right reasons regardless of what other companies do. we try hard to be a "model" company in all aspects...

ZrowsN1s wrote:OT for a guy who says he doesn't wan't to stir up an argument or be overly cynical... Your comments here might cause others to question the sincerity of that. If you're going to insult, please do so elsewhere.

I deleted it.

EDIT.

LOL...ME TOO brother!! :D To answer your question specifically, from one pic to the next I epoxied the parts together and drilled the pin holes. One of these days I'll do a video, I just haven't had the time to put one together lately. I put together a pretty complete photo description of the proce...

I'd be pissed. I don't think it's acceptable.

How is that weird, bro? If you just read, the owner of the company just thanked all of us too. I don't want to stir up an argument. It is clear that everyone here is very sensitive and protective of the brand. I love my Spyderco knives too. I'm just trying to imagine people thanking Toyota for maki...

If there's something specific you'd like to see or know about just let me know and I'll post a pic and an explanation for you. :) I want to know everything. If you had a video of you making the scales I'd totally watch it. In one image you have separate blocks of C-tek, copper, and carbon fibre. In...

Jazz wrote:Seriously, I'm using he perfect work knife at work. Really? :cool:

Is it the Wharncliffe Delica?

Sharp Guy wrote:So what's your point? Are you saying that there's something wrong with thanking a manufacturer for providing us products that we enjoy?

There's nothing wrong with it at all. I just find it a bit over the top to be thanking a business for selling you their product.

Not to be overly cynical, but you do realize that Spyderco is a "for profit" organization, right? It's a business (with fierce competition). Spyderco customers pay good money for Spyderco products.

I received a most awesome gift from my friend farnorthdan! To honor this awesome gift of kindness I finished it with handle and a sheath. Thanks to the amazingly kind gesture from Dan this is without question my sentimental favorite knife. Chad What is this gorgeous honeycomb material? Do you have ...

Thanks for the replies, guys.

I'd remove some of the grease to prevent lint issues, if that white/gray goo is grease. A little goes a long way. And Imho, you don't need lubricant right on that spot. That's Frog Lube. I stuck some in there with a toothpick after practicing my whetstone sharpening and getting the entire knife soa...

You need to assemble the knife entirely other than the lock bar. You put the lockbar in last. You insert the lockbar and then press the d-bolt through. You can find some videos on youtube showing this method. Its actually fairly easy if you do it this way. I watched a couple of videos (including Ni...