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I was looking at the latest catalogue and I was wondering what the forum residents think of the Tenacious and Persistence as for quality and useability. Are they simply a step above Byrds? Do you have them and use them? I am considering one or both as a next purchase and don't want to rely on the re...

I was on a carrier, when you serve 4000 men quality goes out the window.

Boy this brings back memories. Back in my navy days (early 70s) meals on board ship were an adventure in culinary experience. The mystery meat they served was indeed tough and the knives supplied couldn't cut butter. Out came my Buck 311 to the dismay of others around me. Didn't make it taste any be...

Extra, I can relate. Although I haven't goNE through as much as you I to have scars over various parts of my bod caused by skin cancer and A typicals. You do raise a good question. For me I can't afford anything custom so to buy a stock spyderco makes my small collection just that much better. Beaut...

Ac/dc anytime any track

Wow, wish I knew this before. First I heard of this. Great idea for us veterans. Thanks guys!

Love the old rescue. Mine has a faded look along the edge from what I have no idea. It pairs nicely with an old delica I have also with the plastic molded clip.

Hi all, I have two natives that don't see pocket time because they are hard for me to open with just my thumbs. Authur-itis you know. Can someone tell me where the thread is for adding zip ties to the holes? Pics would be great.

Almond milk is disgusting,

xceptnl wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 21, 2018 5:37 pm

Used to have this problem alot in rear pockets. Since then I use the lower leg / carpenter pocket and have seen much fewer issues.

Blisters on you butt?.... :p

Having had a chance to (talk) with Sal himself when I was new here is a real treat, I agree. It's rare when you can go one on one with a company owner. I was also privileged to share with Mike Janich. Is this a great forum or what?

Second drawer from the top

20 Spyders and about 100 others. I am not a collector, I'm an accumulator.

I saw two listed on ebay for around 200.00 each. Is this anywhere close to accurate? The reason I ask is that I have 2 of them and rarely ever see them mentioned anywhere. I did send a clip to another forum member some time back otherwise mine are pretty much unused.

Here is my Goddard; https://i.imgur.com/rYZNXEc.jpg Cant help you re box and paperwork. Im not a collctor and could not care less about boxes for my knives (they are just clutter IMO) - if it did come in a box, I might have thrown it and the paperwork out. Not sure though - might be stashed in a cu...

I think the Delica is as relevant now as it was when it was first introduced. It always was and will always be the little brother to the Endura. Add to that family; the dragonfly, the Ladybug and the Manbug. Then you have 5 knives all with the same manual of operation, in sizes to fit your needs or...

Open catalogue and throw dart? I only have about 20 but each has its merits.

Bloke wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 24, 2018 5:23 pm

Couldn’t help myself. :p

Got these Tuesday after work. Good fun on 4lb. :rolleyes:

4lb ? Good night Irene! That must have been fun.

I have an old jess horn, have to give it try . Thanks Spydergirl.

I have recently gotten interested in whittling. Did spyderco ever make a knife with a whittling blade? If not, hey Sal what do you think? A small thin straight blade for the creative genius that resides in all of us. (Available for consultation if needed) :) ,