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I guess I will go another route. Just wanted some training knives to surprise folks with. :D

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVhZBDgcUxQ

First time so any advise I'm all ears folks

aj

Hey guys hope all is well

What's the best place to get one of these. The cheaper the better since I'm spending quite a bit on a trip to the US next month. Gonna be needing 1 or 2 of these when I go to the gathering. :)

thanks so much

aj

Hey guys hope all is copacetic Just curious what do you think about this blade. I know there is a lot of reasons why this may never become a reality within the spyderco line-up, but hey it's always fun to see what's out there. :) Made by Jens and imo of the coolest Bali's in the world. I believe onl...

Take a bug :)

Question is for the folks that have the above model. Please describe the action on yours. I just handled one in a passaround and it blew me away. I just find it surprising how such a low cost model can deliver that type of smooth action. $20 spydie :eek: Just want to ask so I know it wasn't a fluke ...

Hey bud you know since your a first responder you can order a folder straight from Rick. I think you would have gotten it in a few weeks or so. :)

Congrats on a fine knife.

aj

Just use the blood from when you cut yourself :D :p LOL ! I'd love to have a Spydie inspired Torx and hex tool, but for now I will just rely on my standard ones. :p :p :p :p :D :D :D It's surprising how much that happens. Cut my self with a custom folder and a throwing knife in the last few weeks. ...

Sean and Rodney are good folks. Bought some of my first spydies years ago from them.

aj

Brand loyalty is Brand loyalty. :)

If you build it they will come. To Buy that is

Just be happy I'm not asking for a spydie lubricant. :p

aj

I've seen T-6, T-8, T-9, T-10, and T-15 Torx screws on Spydercos. T-6 and T-10 are definitely the most common. The T-15 is used as the pivot on SOME versions of the Military. Others use an Allen screw. No rhyme or reason to that, at least that I can see, more like "whatever the screw vendor ha...

what about a collaboration with say................. wait for it................................. peter atwood? i'm sure with some thought, he could design a tool , with a hole of course, that could somehow incorporate the necessary tools needed to adjust our knives. I doubt that will ever happen. aj

Well to be honest, the main used Torx Bits are T-8 and T-6 (correct me if i am wrong) but i don't see a large market in making two torx bits, but i do like the idea of an "everything spyderco" screwdriver of sorts. Or do another one of those deals where you stick the tool on the back of a...

Dino executive Red Military Cran lum Whale rescue blade Above are the only ones I have never come across, most others are not that hard to find. Affordability is another question though. If you wait long enough everything will come to you at a price you can't believe. I got a PE Civi coming which wa...

Most of the more recent models, say from 2000-present, aren't difficult to find at all. They're just very expensive. Hard: Probe/Mini Probe Harder: Pre-Diver Hardest: Jot Singh Khalsa, Whale Rescue Blade. I got offered a probe just a few weeks ago. Jot khalsa are not that rare I have had a chance t...

Is it time yet Sal. To be perfectly honest I sort of feel guilty every time I use a benchmade Torx set to open a spydie or tighten a pivot. I love all things spydie and a torx set would be fantastic.

Please :)

aj

RPH you have some great gear bro.

Rare Spydies, WT, RJ Martin. Just keep it all you only live once. :D

aj

FIMS wrote:I can only guess. I get paid on Tuesday. :p

Ordered my Ti Millie today, and my Glock Endura is in someone's house who I can't meet up with until next Friday.

I doubt it bro. Joyce pulled a switcheroooo :D

Well if the sharpmaker didn't do anything. The best thing is to get all your spydies together and send them down to spyderco.

Let me know when your sending them. I might throw an ayoob there as well. :D

aj