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I imagine if I smoked a pipe this thought could be the result. Any chance a forum member could put a special THIN regrind on a C41PBK as the forum knife? Not sure there would be enough time left in the year, but here's to dreaming.

How about the first of the Mule project in 52100? I know that a lot of folks do not have the opportunity to carry a fixed blade, but it seems like good timing to me. I was hoping to get two anyway. :)

My first disappointment was with a Barlow knife that I saved up for weeks for as a kid (seemed like forever, but was only a couple of weeks) to purchase at the local hardware store. Got it home and couldn't put it down. I tried to open it and it was hard to open, and had noticeable blade wobble that...

Has anyone tried moding a Native Lwt? Pics would be cool if so!

What an interesting contest. I'm in.

Here are a few of my suggestions with links to those models on http://www.newgraham.com . http://newgraham.com/detail.aspx?ID=5050 http://newgraham.com/detail.aspx?ID=3822 http://www.newgraham.com/detail.aspx?ID=7183 ...I hope that your selection will help meet your retiring leaders needs. For my tw...

There is a section in "the Spyderco Story" that talks about the native design. My copy is currently unavailable. Anyone out there have a copy handy?

His name is David Kenneth. His name comes from both sides of the family. My father who passed away in Feb. of this year was David, my father-in-law's name is John David, and my eldest brother is David. My other brother who has MS is named Kenneth. We are so blessed with this healthy little boy. Kris...

We are proud to announce that our first child was born on June 21, 2007. Mother and baby are doing very well. Our special thanks go out to the Spyderco crew who were so accepting and encouraging while we were in CO. Thank you for staying in touch with us. Thanks to our friends who we met through the...

What is your nephew's build? Does he have large hands? How is his coordination? What are his interests? What do expect he will do with it? How responsible is he with his tools (or toys if he doesn't have tools yet)? I miss having the opportunity to spend time with you (and Lou) to ask those question...

I am very interested, and wishing I still lived in CO.

DFD04 wrote:I wanted to thank the gifter: dczippo, my Rescue Jr was in need of replacement and this was a very thoughtful gift.

It was an honor to give a gift that will undoubtedly be used, appreciated, and help save lives. Wear it in good health. :)

I received a Christmas gift in '95 from my best friend at the time David Paul Scott in Quincy, MA. It was the Firefly. The next month I purchased the 203 sharpener in a nylon pouch. That very thoughtful gift from a friend lead me to the best sharpening system I have ever found. Thus my obsession was...

My guess is 1979.

I'm searching for one of the original Michael Walker (non-lightweight) to purchase. Time is, as always, of the essence. Can anyone help me locate one for sale?



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