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The Techno hasn't left my pocket since I got it last week ...

no never seen that, i thought i had all the variations in my list so i'm curious as well

Just got my package. Thanks very much again to Spyderco for the contest!

wow :eek:

cool, congratulations to all the winners!

I got this one a long time ago as a special gift. It must be close to ten years ago already. Now that we've got kids (two girls) there already fighting for it. I guess not many people know that Spyderco also made jewelry. Forum name: Ted Knife: 3001A - CLIPIT "Mini Mariner" Abalone Scales ...

I'm about 90% sure that the Spyderco C-27 Jess Horn was a Moki. I'm wondering at this point if the AUS-8 Jess Horn Spyders were also Moki made??? You can be a 100% sure. I have one of the 'left over' C27 Jess Horn's that is stamped Moki on the blade, in a Moki sheath with a Moki box and Moki pamfle...

I've wondered who makes the H-1 Salt Spyders>> I've thought that it almost has to be the same company that makes their kitchen stuff as well>> Or if I'm on the wrong track then I guess whoever did the MBS-26 kitchen Spyders may have been a different contractor all together. If anyone can sort out m...

My LionSpy is 15mm as well ...

I thought the T02 (spydersaw) had a 15mm hole?

I'd swear that the Caly3 was harder to profile/sharpen than the Stretch, Delica, or Dragonfly in ZDP-189. Did a quick amazon search on Tormek... definitely not a cheap alternative. I could do some damage with one of those. Yes, indeed not cheap. I got one as a gift so was lucky. If you're a 100+ kn...

Forgot to add:

Nice work with the Lansky on that ZDP-189!

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This gets the job done pretty quickly ...



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so, no official word on the mysterious hole?

also, the rotolock can be disassembled as well, i'll try some shots of that later this week, to show that final chapter in the lions anatomy

Polar L wrote:I did it scientific with 24v dc and coke... lol

Yeah, I read you could do it that way. Can you explain the procedure a bit more? What did you use for 24v dc? Just batteries? How many amps are reguired?

Polar L wrote:Pic of my LionSpy lockface.

When I took the knife apart I thought I might just as well soak the scale in blue colour...

Nice coloring. How did you do that? I've never found a good d-i-y at home procedure for this?

I wonder why is there the small hole near the pivot? If you're talking about on the scale, that's to hold the stop pin, if you're talking about on the blade, that's the detent. Donut, no, Igi964 has a point. Somehow I overlooked it, but apart from the detent in the blade, there is the other hole ne...

For anyone wondering, I think the rough surface on the lockbar insert is tungsten carbide (same stuff used in drillbits). It is deposited on the surface by carbidizing, a welding type process where tiny particles are melted into the base metal. The carbide is very hard and wear resistant making the...

I also took mine apart because the pivot wasn't normal. I noticed one of the teflon washers was not flat. It looked crimped or something. I bet you had fun seperating the handle. I can see the pry marks you left. You'll have even more fun getting it back together again. Needless to say I don't have...

A LionSpy to be precise :) All the parts. The pivot takes a Torx as well as the special wrench. http://members.casema.nl/tedv/lion1.jpg http://members.casema.nl/tedv/lion2.jpg Metal insert in the lockbar and the Rotolock http://members.casema.nl/tedv/lion3.jpg Texturing on the metal insert - never s...

Not to change the subject, Ted, but I'm wondering if I'm the only one for whom the models page has not rendered properly in Firefox since your pages were merged with Spydiewiki? On my computers, when using Firefox, the photos don't show at all and everything past the regular K01-K09 Pro Culinaire k...