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Blerv wrote:Chuck was responding to the type of question that often leads to a thread careering out of control. Similar to a baby stroller rolling downhill in San Fransisco :) .

Or floating upwards after ingesting fizzy lifting drinks.

Isn't it a copper-containing antiseize that Glock uses? Don't think Spyderco does that but then again I'm new at this so I could be wrong. I've got a similar discoloration on an old nickel-plated razor that won't come off, but gets lighter with Flitz polish. I'd guess it's either something else depo...

roscony! FYI! take a look at the blades in the mower deck.if they are attached to the spindle with a star shaped pattern make darn sure you don't scalp or hit anything hard with the blades.the star pattern that is on the spindle that the blade pattern matches(it's located under the blade attaching ...

Just last August I graduated from Tech and moved away from Salem (born and raised) to take a job here in Bowling Green, KY. Not the same without the mountains so I'm constantly keeping an eye out for openings :)

Glad to see something familiar once in a while.

Good call getting a Briggs. We had an old one with a 14hp Briggs and it lasted forever. 1987 to 2006 or whenever I ripped it off to repurpose it. Got a newer model with a Kohler engine and that was the worst experience I ever had. Two carbs and a blown head gasket later ended up getting another with...

I might pick it up once I get the Elmax in my hand. Have a feeling it'll overcome me like some kind of hunger after I get the first one.

Wouldn't happen to be from Franklin, would you?

I was there just last year! Glad you got to walk the abandoned stretch too, it was a pretty cool experience. Hope you don't mind, look familiar? <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/cwinslow/5534712873/" title="Flowers and well by cwins89, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm6....

Thanks to you guys, an MT13 is on its way :) Now I just have to get out of this apartment and back to the shop where I can put some real handles on it.

I gotta say, I've never had as good an experience as I have with Spyderco. It's definitely going to keep me coming back.

Hey again all, Another thought's been floating around in my head for a while now. I'd like to break into the Mule project, seems like a great idea as described on Spyderco's website and from the praise I've seen in all the forums. My only problem (and I saw this mentioned in another search on here) ...

We'll see how it plays out once I get it and put it to daily use. The way I read the warranty it looks like I'll void it by disassembling to modify it. So for now, I'll see how things do naturally. Of course, once it gets nice and broken in, I wouldn't mind a modification here and there :) Thanks fo...

New member, first post on here! I'm awaiting delivery of a CPM-M4 bladed Manix 2 and to pass the time, I've been reading anything I can get my hands on about the steel. I've been reading about the patina and how some people prefer to coat their blades in products such as Militec-1 and Tuf-Glide (I'v...