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Fri Jul 27, 2018 4:43 pm

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Fri Jul 27, 2018 4:28 pm

Am I the only guy with a Delica in V-toku right now? BTW, the Delicas are great!

You have a V-Toku Delica?? How?

I think there was an error at SFO.

the Toucan

Am I the only guy with a Delica in V-toku right now? BTW, the Delicas are great! Edited with a pic - because proof is necessary.

US-Urban would be the jam. That could probably get the introvert out of my pocket.

When I'm at equilibrium, I'm an introvert which makes me a good worker, but today I feel like a renegade. I hope I don't run into police.

I can't wait for another Jester (or two). This is my favorite in the ladybug family other than the hawkbill.

Canazes9 wrote:Why hasn't Spyderco made any flippers with the standard bushing pivot?

They made one already. It was also a backlock.

What if a substitute drama teacher wants to put on a production of West Side Story? Hasn't anybody thought of the fact that substitute drama teachers need to teach diverse perspectives, especially those of minority street tuffs? What if my knife identifies as a completely-legal folder? Bill C-16 say...

Anyone with a chunk of high carbon steel, a grinding apparatus, a piece of railroad track, a hammer, a torch, and a bit of know how can make knives. Being that railroad maintenance shops would have those things, one could do it pretty easily, and even heat treat. People do it all of the time. Modern...

I once offered Spyderco a magnetic adjustment to one of their lock patents that would have opened up massive handle real estate in major sellers, and they passed because of the credit card issue mentioned above.

For that reason, I don't think they're going to do magnetic anything any time soon.

It is easy for people to fear what they don’t understand. I have consulted with people to help them with their computers, devices and software (I have been in the “IT” business for fifty-three years and retired from IBM) who believe the strangest things. A number of my clients have tape or Post-It ...

I donated a Rock Salt sprint to a Veterans Day raffle. It was well-loved when it was won by a lucky Navy guy.

standy99 wrote:What would you sharpen a diamond knife with if a diamond is one of the hardest things ?

You can polish diamond on diamond, you can burn it, and cut it by laser. I would probably laser sharpen.

Spyderco already kind of makes diamond knives - they coat their blades with DLC.

I always get a kick out of the composition charts without any of the xrd. The XRD is at least half the story.

I've had good luck with that seller too. You may want to PM the seller over the identity question.

1. I would tend to agree that the initial discovery of the “artificial” edge was accidental, but the idea of that had to register in someone’s brain in order to have been repeatable and teachable to others. 2. I would have to ask how sticks were sharpened without a tool, which would most likely hav...

Electrolosis plating from the pot on to the knife blade. You made your own conducting solution. :) You had electrons shooting all around there. Joe I'd be willing to bet (Joe's) good money that this is the most likely scenario. Al is quite reactive. (Food grade aluminum cans have a liner) I'd be wi...

I hope they got enough money to open another production line of American knives!

demoncase wrote:I'm a console gamer so can't help you fellas in the PC 'master race'

GTA Online on Xbox One (LeakproofWizard gamer tag) is my current time-sink.

Same story, except I'm PS4.

Anyone gonna play Monster Hunter World?

Vivi wrote: I've been casually poking around for a szabofly this year. No luck so far.

You and me both.