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Seems as if this is the case. I too was excited to see where this series was going. The K11P sees a ton of time out in the kitchen, guessing the K11S and K12P will serve us equally as well until the LC200N starts showing up.

husq2100 wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 22, 2018 6:16 am

Are the grey G10 scales the same grey as either the Maxamet or Cru-Wear versions?

Dont have the Maxamet but appears to be the same as the CPM CRUWEAR.

I'll take Evil D's answer any say that I haven't any "Dream blades," but the SpyderHawk is a great piece of :spyder: history that I now get to experience.
The 20CV PM2 is probably my favorite blade in 2018.

personally, i’d rather have the yojimbo in a salt version. i’d be happy with dlc s30v though. it surprises me spyderco doesn’t want to make other versions. the sprints/exclusives all sell out so fast. at any rate, i’m looking forward to a dlc yojimbo (salt or not) and i’ll probably buy it and the t...

Colorodo wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 22, 2018 6:12 am

Thank you, finally got it.

Looking good, Colorado. Is thst the G10 from the Knifeworks 52100?

Better chance at a Lil Matriarch salt. Although I wonder if they could use the existing molds? Absolutely :D It would be such an easy (seemingly) run to do. Blow the dust off the old Lil' Matriarch logo disks, swap them out in the Delica 4 mold, mix up some SpyderHawk orange FRN, "laser" ...

carrying mine today with g10 scales. Still haven’t figured out how to post a photo. Its easy through a hosting site: 1. Download and create an account with Imgur 2. Upload your photo 3. Long press on the pic 4. Click "Share direct link' 5. Copy the url 6. Click the image icon (2 mountains &...

I think a H1 Lil' Matriarch SE Salt is the answer to mine, yours, and a lot of other peoples needs. A great rust-proof utility folder that would make an excellent SD option if it came to it. Realistically I think we will see the PM2 Salt before the Yo2, which I am 100% a-okay with. Sal has said it h...

So I would guess that the differences in hardware choice has less to do with the hardware and more to do with the steel. I have tested lc200n extensively with regular uncoated hardware and I believe those knives are "salt" worthy but not quite on the level with the seki salts. (because of...

hereiamu1 wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 21, 2018 8:19 pm

Thanks, Learn something new almost every week. lol

No problem at all! Spend some time on his site and start digging into his post history. You will learn more about :spyder: than you ever thought possible.

steelcity16 wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 21, 2018 4:53 pm

is a black frn/dlc blade version close behind??? :P

You've been saying it this whole time Steely! Hopefully all this support being shown can get us out some DLC variations ASAP.

sal wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 21, 2018 7:02 pm

I just got a sample of the Waterway. What a great piece. Good job Lance, Good job Spyderco.

sal

This is fantastic news.

Deacon has a pretty thorough detailing on his site.
http://www.paulberetta.com/spy101_numbered_knives.htm

Thats the ticket!
I was able to track down where you found it :) http://www.spyderco.com/forumII/viewtopic.php?t=37419 Almost 10 years later and JD is still fighting the good SpyderEdge fight.

Very nice mod centurio

tvenuto wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 21, 2018 9:17 am

To your earlier post, I don't think we'll ever see the likes of the Kris again; I don't think the capability is there anymore.

Were these out of Moki?

Yea. The pink :spyder: s open up the concept of EDCing a pocket knife to a huge segment of the population. In my experience in using they generally draw curiosity from people who might not necessarily carry a pink knife themselves, but have their interest in Spyderco piqued just seejng them. Also, c...

sal wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 21, 2018 9:47 am

Hi KnickKnackCity,

All of the hardware is coated.

sal

Thanks Sal. I have never seen an issue with corrosion on the coated hardware out of Golden. Its good stuff.

More UKPKs + More Maxamet = More winners in my book. Seems like this is pretty doable since there doesn't appear to be an issue with Maxamet and the lightweights.

Thanks Bradley and Zrows. I am glad to see not all of these are stashed away in drawers and safes.