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I am finally getting myself a Pac Salt after hearing so many glowing reviews here on the forum, but I cannot decide between getting the OG with the Endura 3 handle, or the recently updated Pac Salt 2 with the newer Endura 4 handle. I have multiple Endura 4s, and find the handle comfortable, but I ha...

I have MAINLY Spydies, with three Benchmades mixed in, and lots of different traditional slipjoints as well. I would say that 70 to 75% of my collection is all Spyderco :D

bbturbodad wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 14, 2020 9:23 pm

Those serrations look super thin. Was that how yours came from factory?

According to River's Edge Cutlery (REC) their Exclusive and long-delayed ParaMilitary2 CTS-204P Flat Dark Earth (FDE) PVD Blade Olive Drab (OD) Green G-10 C81GPODFDE2 (USA) will be “dropping soon” for $169.97 (one per household). Additionally, REC will be releasing more batches in the future to mee...

Pokey wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 14, 2020 6:08 pm

Spotted in the wild. All the typical Delica appointments, but the edge grind on this one is very fine. It’s very slicey right out of the box.

WANT WANT WANT WANT

Cant wait to get one myself :D

Lets all move on from this bickering already

Evil D wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 13, 2020 5:30 pm

:eek:

Now THAT'S sharp! It looks like it just wants to cut :D

I have multiple Enduras in VG10 and a Dragonfly in ZDP. Both steels have their ups and downs. ZDP doesn’t have the BEST rust/stain resistance, and VG10 edge holding when cutting abrasive media can sometimes leave a little bit to be desired. That being said, I like both steels A LOT. VG10 sharpens li...

I have a set of custom scales on my wharnie Delica and they work flawlessly. I believe the only difference between the leaf and wharnie delicas (besides the blade obviously) is a slight change to the lockbar, and that only means that you need to swap the lockbar with the corresponding blade, but all...

Finally got my perfect toolset in the 58mm frame with an Alox Vagabond. Too bad they are a discontinued model

Sounds like a goof up from the factory to me. If there was a CQI it would have had BOTH liners skeletonized. If it doesn't bother you at all it I wouldn't worry about it, it wont affect anything function or performance wise.

Sumdumguy wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 12, 2020 12:41 pm

I am ready for this yesterday.

Same here, I cannot wait for this. The SE is going to take up all my pocket time for a while once these finally ship :D

Still on this bandwagon, still dream of a Chap XL that retains the 2mm stock thickness and handle thickness. It would be such an amazing lightweight folder in a slightly larger package (Like Wartstein said, PM2 or Endela size). I have mentioned this in the other thread, but the success of the Benchm...

JuPaul wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 12, 2020 11:11 am

JustinB wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 11, 2020 7:08 am

Kiwi 4 hands down. I don't think I have ever even seen one on here, at least from what I can remember

Have you seen Paul's (the Deacon) collection of them?? Some really beautiful ones!

That's true, I forgot about his collection! The Kiwi had some real pretty handle options

How does one measure a thin grind? Which Spydercos offer the thinnest grinds? Spyderco offers us the blade thickness on their website, but I see no information about blade grind. My favorite cardboard cutter is my Opinel No. 08, because the blade is so thin. Second to that is the Dragonfly, again b...

The only time I chipped my S110v PM2 was cutting some threads wound around a HSS drill bit. Also, the factory edge on any production knife will be slightly more brittle/ prone to edge damage because of overheating from sharpening. After one or two sharpening sessions the edge will become a lot more ...

I am with Wartstein that a SE Chap would be amazing. Also a Manix LW would be pretty cool

SE wharnie Delica headed my way now too. Hopefully I get my SE wharnie Endura soon because I am itching to test some spyderedge already

Kiwi 4 hands down. I don't think I have ever even seen one on here, at least from what I can remember

Thin grinds all the way! Especially when combined with thin blade stock a la Chaparral :D

For EDC tasks, thinner is always better