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I don't disagree with you, but "trendiness" apart a lot of these innovations have been - are - valuable. And since Spyderco has often spearheaded innovation - creative approach to multi-tools, ClipiTool line recently, improvement on locking mechanisms, top notch stainless steels, etc. - w...

Bolstered, original grind Snakewood/Micarta/polished G10 sprint - yes please!
Anything resembling the 'custom job' pictured a few posts above - Pass!
(no offence)

I could send you a drawing if you like. I find it somehwat difficult to explain my idea :)

Sal: How about a Okapi-like ratchet that you have to push a button/lever far back on the handle during opening and closing to operate? I hope you understand what i mean?

Evil D wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 10, 2018 8:14 am

Here ya go.

A piece of modern art, oh yeah! A knife? Bwahahahaha, that's a good one :)

No need for washers or taking it apart. Just make 'em like the old ones and i'll be very happy.
You'll save a ton of grief with knives that can't be jacked up by owners dropping screws in the carpet :P

I might be wrong, but as far as i have heard, the Tuff wasn't exactly selling like hotcakes during its 2 year life span? To me it is one of those "woke up too late" models that everybody wants after it's discontinued. I doubt it would sell much better today, once demand gets saturated. A k...

It's a nice blade alright, but i still take my Von Tempsky over it :) I don't know if you saw it at the meet Wouter? Anyway it is THE Bowie as far as i am concerned.

Please let Medford and Co make their Massey-Ferguson cleavers and let Spyderco continue to make knives.

Mr Blonde wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 08, 2018 2:59 pm

I have one more batch to finish, I hope to post them tomorrow!

You've done great (again)

Pick the Delica. Who cares if it's common? :)
I wouldn't hesitate to buy a hammer if i needed one, never mind every second household has one too

Hi Larry_Mott, sorry the flipper/lock placement didn't work out for you. As far as your distaste for flippers, I'll just say you're totally wrong and flippers rule :D ! Never mind me, i'm just the last of the luddite dinosaurs :) It's a nice piece overall, and i am sure i could adapt to it. It's ju...

Oh, dear. Now I have to think about the Alistair Phillips. What appealing lines. If the thickness was 2mm, not 3mm, it would be a no brained for me. That thinness and the edge curvature would be the sliciest! What i appreciated about Alistair and his knife was that he, in true Spyderco spirit could...

Mr Blonde, how did you know what i was going to post?! Copycat! :D

I like them! Not holding my breath for current models in SS though.. Being weaned on red pained wooden Mora handles, everything is plenty grippy enough for me :D

DigDug72 wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 07, 2018 1:01 pm

Larry_Mott wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 07, 2018 11:45 am

What?? Not ridiculously overbuilt a lá Medford?? How un-trendy!!

Yeah man, the prybar trend needs to exit stage left!

A big AMEN to that! :)

plain, double edge and double action?

DigDug72 wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 07, 2018 11:19 am

2mm bladestock on the Brouwer??? **** yeah, was already a big fan of the lines on that1, now I’m starting to obsess...

What?? Not ridiculously overbuilt a lá Medford?? How un-trendy!!

If you have to take your new car back to the dealer for warrantee work, do they reimburse you for the fuel it took to get there? No? Ok, how about if the same new car gets a recall notice, and it then needs to go to the dealer? Fuel reimbursement then? Still no? How is this different?? I guess if y...

So am I, just saying this one's butter smooth and has a big ..tush, heavy blade that made many attendants go wow! :)