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...Wartstein, I've been Bloked pretty good a few times but I can't find them! If you come across any, feel free to repost them here. I´ll certainly and gladly do so! :) But the easiest way to find "blokings" is to click Blokes profile and go through his "users posts". ... https:...

Carried mine the other day and its great. Although at this point Im just convinced Golden makes the best backlocks on the planet in terms of use and operation. Will probably buy any backlock from them. Yeah, man. It's a helluva knife. :cool: :spyder: For the life of me, I can’t figure why I’m so la...

Maybe Spyderco will license or do a collab production run of DigDug72's "bobbed" Manix 2.

DigDug72 wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 28, 2021 2:33 pm

Here's a Manix chop I just did for a customer, w/ 2 alt blades:

Bravo!

As usual, excellent work. Both look great.

:cool: :cool: :spyder:

This lovely, once again...

Spydergirl88 wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 28, 2021 4:25 pm

Mushroom wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 28, 2021 4:05 pm

Can anyone spot the differences between these two? :D

One doesn't rust when exposed to water :D

LOLZ

If you are interested in a CBBL Sage, let Sal know by quoting him in this other thread. We have "Button Lock" planned , but capacity is an issue. What other locks would you like to see on Sages? sal We have "Button Lock" planned , but capacity is an issue. What other locks would ...

The Spyderco "Hyker", as I had envisioned it, and started subtlety posting about a couple of years ago or more now - on the Spyderco forum(s)... What is the "Hyker" you ask? A spyderco Delica/Salt knife, Hi-Vis handles, highly stainless steel blade, at or better than VG-10 wear ...

Quick update for those who find this thread searching in the future - I did grab both a SE K05 and a SE/pointed Z-Cut about a month ago. Been used on plates for red meat a couple times and chicken a lot, as well as on cutting boards occasionally for prep. They're both great as steak knives but the ...

Chief and Grasshopper

The Sage 5 LW has a bushing pivot, the PM2 etc. Have a stepped pivot. The non LW Sage 5does not have a bushing nor stepped pivot. With break-in and possible pivot adjustment, the pivot action should improve on yours.

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Vanax was only teased at thd end. No real discussion.

I'm glad so many more folks are enjoying these. Here is another older thread on the model. It includes discussion, comparison photos and more.

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=84087#p1336198

Wartstein, I think this immortal thread was from before you joined here. https://forum.spyderco.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=80429 It's full of "Bloke"isms. Ha haha! :D :D :D That thread led me to a truer understanding of my fellow forumites. :D Not sure how I stumbled onto this one, but i...

´been waiting for that one, my friend! ;) Thanks for sharing! :p P.S.: You´re wife has recovered already? And you managed to save your marriage? ;) Thanks for asking Wartstein, my friend. :) Yes, when I presented her with my victory trophy from the Cheese Rolling Championship, all was forgiven. ;) ...

The mail carrier brought me a new pair of scales. I oiled them up, eased some rough bits and fuzzy edges (needs a little more still) installed them and went for a walk in my local woods. These do not feel as luxurious as the Spyderco factory micarta, as on my CruCarta Shaman, but i'm still thinking...

Fremont's lovely Disco Wolf. Popped open with the lovely Crown Lifter. Sage LW got new micarta scales. :cool: :spyder:

CPM Cruwear model with Sage LW with micarta scales.

The mail carrier brought me a new pair of scales. I oiled them up, eased some rough bits and fuzzy edges (needs a little more still) installed them and went for a walk in my local woods. These do not feel as luxurious as the Spyderco factory micarta, as on my CruCarta Shaman, but i'm still thinking ...

PSquared wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 22, 2021 6:09 am

Nice! Who made those scales? Anodized aluminum? :cool: :spyder: