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Easy 2x Pacific Salt 1 black/black ( boat doesn't leave the driveway without at least 2 ) 2x Parra 3s ( cant believe these have pushed ParraM2s out but digging the reduced size ) 1x Gayle Bradley 1s ( the other would sit around for too long ;) ) 1x Pakkawood Delica ( one sweet looking knife ) Mnandi...

The great thing with Spydercos is there is so many blade lengths. Old school rule of better to be safe than sorry 3" law carry a 2.5" 2.5" law carry a 2" Last thing a busy law enforcement officer would enjoy is someone with a knife protesting over 1/20 of a inch ;) Last last thin...

R M Williams

Aussie brand made out of Kangaroo leather. Last pair I had lasted 23 years with a few resoles.
Great deal if buying in US $

Worth the money.

http://www.rmwilliams.com.au/comfort-cr ... AU&start=1

Nice picture and assortment of knives

To me it's still at the several stage. A few more to go Get too it now. :p

Got the Delica and am very chuffed. Really liking the look with the steel spacers.

Cleaned hundreds of stones over 30 years in the meat game, (Butcher) Soak in sink with a double amount of dish washing liquid and a quick hit with a pressure washer the following day ( one of those "Karcher" yellow electric ones - wouldn't use a high pressure petrol one ) allways do pressu...

The golden age for knives was the 50s to the late 70s The changes in steels and types of steels during and after WW2 led to a revolution in designs and upscale in production that made knives more affordable. Being a butcher that has used so many knives and worn out a few over the last 30 years. Noth...

One word.

GOLD.........


Thanks for posting

WHAT DO YOU ALL CHOOSE AS A OUTDOOR WATCH

Having just bought a new watch

TCM orienteering with a solar compass
( worn buy Brad Pitt in Word War Z )

https://www.wristwatchreview.com/2017/0 ... eering-bp/

Think it's to do with the cheap Chinese vacuums, power tools, generators , and whatever has flooded the cheap market. Do a lot of camping and in days gone past it was rare to see one generator at a camp site. Nowdays you can buy them as cheap as chips and everyone has one. The cheaper ones are twice...

You're very lucky! :cool: Here in OZ every day is NO Knife Day! :eek: Man, you have to move up north. ;) In the NT Every day is no nanny state day. Never had a drama with knives in the car or in pocket with clip showing ( still get the croc Dundee type guys come into town with knives strapped to th...

Cheddarnut wrote:how do you keep winding up here wandering around the forums sniffing about at the new novelties that you dont NEED.

Night time slows us up a bit.

As above have had centered knives drift and had non centered knives come good after use. At the Spyderco price point I don't notice or worry. ( but at the CRK prices I would be a bit more annoyed but luckily have never had to worry ) Buy a fixed blade if you want to never worry about centering again.

Would throw all mine in the pool before I left :D and take my new Pakkawood Delica.
( pool is in the front yard )

a knife sticking into an animal, might want to post a warning in the title next time. Really!? Being new to the forum and around knives stuck in animals for a long time ( butcher by trade, and it's how you get the steaks people eat) So is it just the full animal ? So if I posted a knife in a piece ...

Went blue and green

I really want a AQUA. ( even if only in the salt range )

Quite easy! I’ve stopped eating but not completely because I still eat what people leave behind at the local McDonalds and the staff know me now and I get a few freebies. I don’t buy clothes any more but we live in an affluent part of Sydney and there are many quality garments hanging on nearby clo...

Sorry but outside Spyderco takes this role

CRK Mnandi

Love the size compared to the 2, Don't know why the clip is a issue for people when you can move it to the other end and have no lanyard hole in the way. It's asking to change something that already has a solution. (Several as its 4 way carry) Don't get me started on lanyards on folders..............

The Pingo Bought it due to travelling a lot and heading to Europe. The amount of times I have used it from cutting stuff to buttering a sandwich in a remote part of Northern Australia. Even used it ( back of blade closed ) to open a military pressure box the other day that I couldn't of done with ot...