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There is an Endura G2 on a swedish auction site. It's not mint but close to. The price is up at $ 20 right now but I expect it to rise. What do you say guys, should I go for it or drop it? Furthermore, how good/bad is the G2 blade steel?

~Paul~

1. Endura or Delica, whichever (a must have. Classics!)
2. A small, flat ground: Callypso Jr, Lum or UK pen knife
3. A large, flat ground: Military, Manix, Lil' Temperance

~Paul~

P.S. I'd like to suggest to start with the PE versions!

"May the Hole be with you". Oh, and Happy Birthday Sal! :D

~Paul~

Thanks Deacon. I've placed it in my display case and don't plan to use it

~Paul~

Sorry for that, didn't know it was still in the catalogue. Thanks anyway!!

~Paul~

Well, received the knife today. I say, this is a charming little fella! The lockup is excellent, the knife displays no marks or scratches, the blade is centered and the tip is precise and pointy. The OL condition is great. One could assume this knife was new! The auction: http://www.tradera.com/auct...

The condition is OK i guess. It's not NIB but the knife is only sligthly used and has never been sharpened.

~Paul~

Ok, thanks Ted!!

~Paul~

I've come across this knife on a Swedish auction site. My Q: Is this a genuine Spyderco or a fake? The guy wants $7 for it.
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y164/d ... yderco.jpg

~Paul~

3M ScotchBrite and dishwasher detergent works for me :)

~Paul~

The original versions of Renegade and Blackhawk, both in PE.

~Paul~

tortoise wrote:We have a quorum! :D

Yeah, isn't it?!?? :D In this case my voice counts for two (I'm a big fella :p )

~Paul~

J Smith wrote:IMHO its the best knife Spyderco makes.

I agree,

~Paul~

migo wrote:I'm thinking 3 smaller holes

I would not recommend this procedure as there is a great risk that you will ruin the HT. You'd have to go really slowly and use a diamond drill (?). OTOH, an Opinel is the knife to practise drilling on.

If you decide to pull it of, let us know how it went.

~Paul~

Resolved: Not to give a resolution because I tend to forget averything about them the next day :rolleyes:

~Paul~

for the answer. I can see your point regarding the safety issue. I guess, the only solution would be hollow rods with a retractable safety guard

~Paul~

Wow Alex, that's an old post of mine! Don't even recall writing it :) Still think it's a good idea though. The regular 204 for travel and outdoor and another sharpmaker for the home, sporting longer rods (for kitchen knives).

~Paul~

Now come on guys, did you really think I'd waste my funds on something like this?!? I saw this "knife" on a swedish E-bay site and thought it would be subject for a good laugh. Here's the link: http://www.tradera.com/auction/Knivar/aid_7434663 ~Paul~ Spyderco Collectors Club Member #57 Edi...

Another one:
<img src="http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sra ... g.orig.jpg" width=737 height=192>

~Paul~


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The picture speaks for itself.



~Paul~





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