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Looks good. Are you going to sell your new double-secret low-rider clip?

The positron also fits your definition of slim.

Here you go: //forum.spyderco.com/viewto ... c8290f25b7

If spydersense passes, please let me know.
Cruwear light gray gets way too dirty way too quickly
At this point, it almost looks like I have a maxamet para3 :D

This may have slipped through.
In response to the Alistair Phillips model, there was an ask for a 3-inch slipjoint version:

sal wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 02, 2018 3:42 pm

On the slippy, we're working on it.

sal

Wondering if we can sponsor some folks too? I was thinking of some of the blade makers who already responded, since I really appreciate their presence and input on the forums.
That makes Lance, Ankerson and Stuart.
Hope I didn’t miss anyone :p

Edit- missed SpyderNut!

I’m in. Only wished I hadn’t been so frivolous in choosing my original screen name :rolleyes:

Wire clip and comp lock. To stay with the feel, wood or micarta would be awesome. Any polished g-10 (except black) would still be great. Since it is a work knife, how about 4v? Or cruwear if still made in USA. Frankly s30v would be fine but probably cause a bit of grumbling. And please keep the holes.

Silly idea - but the squarehead is about the size of a name tag. Should make a tag that can be attached to the frn - maybe through the loop? The whole thing can then be added to a lanyard.

Since you have the GB, it does make sense to pass on the M4 pm2. Cruwear and Maxamet are both great in their own ways, but it sounds like the premium you pay may be a deal breaker? If that's the case, would probably say the m390 is not going to be worth it for you either. I am a big fan of s110v. Th...

I was going to pick the UKPK s110v - but if I could only have one, I would probably want a lock for the 5-10% of the time a little extra safety is needed.
So I would choose the s110v Para 3. Funny thing - I don't even own one yet.

Would love to see a drop point as well as a wharncliffe (like the orange urban). Not sure how likely either will be unfortunately.

Peter1960 wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 30, 2018 2:05 am

Aren't a small number of Goddard Jr. in plain edge only avalable by Mrs. Goddard and not over the usual distribution channels? Maybe that is the reason why we don't see old boxes marked with PE.

Yes - this reminded me of an older thread:viewtopic.php?f=2&t=75077

As I look at my own photo - not sure why my box says C18PS, when it is a plain edge and should say C18P? Quirky.

Here's what I have - pics of Edge-U-Cation (generic, not specific to the Goddard), the box and label, the knife itself:

Take a look at the last paragraph of OP: //forum.spyderco.com/viewto ... y#p1220831

Knifeworks, GPknives and BladeHQ list the Waterway as made in the USA. Three out of four is good enough, right?

TomAiello wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 20, 2018 3:52 pm

I'm curious if it will get upgraded to BD1N?

This is genius. Better steel than 8cr while still a lower-cost option.

Very nicely done. What do the two clip screws do?

Hey foofie, at the risk of being branded I'll try and answer your question. My Lum had the same issues as yours. After flushing the pivot area, blowing it out, and adding a drop of oil the grinding stopped. The blade still remains very close to the liner on the right side. After reading your questi...