Opinions of the C35 Q, Spyder cutout

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Opinions of the C35 Q, Spyder cutout

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I'm loking at my latest check, the one with my injury weekend on it...



I'm not going to be able to get the Dragonfly this time around, have to get it next time.



Whats your opinion of the Q? I've played with it before and it's a sweet knife, very sheeple-friendly and all.



I can get one for under $50, and thats 1/2 my spending cash for the next 2 week.



Plain or Serrated though?



We all start with 10 fingers. Those with Spydies have 9 to spare, Still need a thumb. Good thing I still have 8 to spare...
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#2

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VW-
Great little knife for carry. Really light weight and yetr pretty strong. Getting harder to find these days. If my memory serves me right Sal said that there may be as many as 50 different blade designs of the Q. I kind of have a place in my heart for the Q, so far in my looking and traveling I have come up with about 30 different ones and have seen 4 or 5 more that I don't have but I want. If you want a small lightweight knife for light daily carry I think its a good knife. You still see them on ebay from time to time but high cost. Check out A.G. Russel I know you are in Canada but they have a flag Q for a fair price. Otherwise good hunting. Just my 2 cents worth.

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Actually, Cutting Edge has about 9... only the spyder though.

I carry the Serrated Cricket and Plain Delica, but looking for something fancy yet not going to catch every single eye when it opens...

I like the fact that the clip is any of the 4 positions, should make it easy to carry anywhere.

We all start with 10 fingers. Those with Spydies have 9 to spare, Still need a thumb. Good thing I still have 8 to spare...
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#4

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VW -- would you mind providing the URL of the Cutting Edge? I thought I had it, but can't find it. My search engines failed me utterly in the top 10-20.

Would really appreciate it,

Thanks,

Stare

Edited by - The Stare on 8/17/2001 6:01:24 PM
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#5

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My supplier(a whole 6km from me) is
Cutting Edge Cutlery Co
www.swords.ca
1-306-374-EDGE

We all start with 10 fingers. Those with Spydies have 9 to spare, Still need a thumb. Good thing I still have 8 to spare...
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I think the Q has "Pizzaz" up the kazoo, butt I remember trying to cut a dog chew in half for my mutts and it was tough stuff. The edges of the cutout blade kept catching on the material (pigear I believe). And don't even try to spread peanut butter with it. <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle>
I love to open envelopes with it. The Q stood for "Q"uestions about it I had to answer whenever someone noticed it at work. The bug is my favorite of the three I have.

This isn't mine, butt it is a very unusual one.
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#7

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do you know the REI Q whats the NO. of it??
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#8

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Thanks, VW. Appreciate it.

Have read quite a bit about "furriners" having trouble ordering from the US. Are you aware of any problems when an American orders internationally from Canada?

May give them a call.

Just remembered deleting the link just a few days ago, trying to figure out why I had a link to a sword outfit.

Saw a couple Spyder/Bug Q's on BG tonite. REally like that design.
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Ummm the plain "Q" oughta be fine! <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle> Its a sweet 'lil thing! <img src="wink.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle>

Sam

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#10

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Stare> I know ppl from the states have ordered from cutting edge, because I've sent them there...

He has no problems shipping to the states, not sure about his shiping method, probably UPS or FedEX though.

I know he prefers creditcard, but will take money orders, shipping upon the bank clearing it(next business day). The bank's across the walkway in the mall, about 30-40feet away.

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#11

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good lord! that guy in canada is expensive... there I a guy on ebay that I get all my knives from, here is the link to his ebay store -
http://www.ebaystores.com/id=17105030
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#12

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oops, sorry about the spelling, I ment 'is'... also, whats this about a REI Q? I was just at their web page and saw nothing about it...
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When you consider that this is canadian prices... US x 1.5=canadian..

for example, your source sells a Delica at $40... well, 40x1.5=60, and I can grab a Delica for 68.

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I suppose your right... any info on REI Q? do they still sell those at the stores? I check their web site and saw nothing...
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The only Q I can get from Cutting Edge is the spyder cutout(standard). They don't have any of the other's in stock.

We all start with 10 fingers. Those with Spydies have 9 to spare, Still need a thumb. Good thing I still have 8 to spare...
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#16

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The REI Q was discontinued quite a while ago. I spent one day calling every store and asking them if they had any. Even called the headquarters and asked them. If you find one at an REI store BUY IT. They don't know they have it. I bought the last three the store here in MN had about 9 months ago after they found them for me. Good luck.

Jey

ps- these are the styles I've found out about and/or own.

Spyderco Q variants

REI
Moetng
Blade Magazine
Blade 25
Jolly Roger (skull&crossbone)
PRCA
Cabelas
Green handle solid blade
red handle solid blade
blue handle solid blade
grey handle solid blade
black handle solid blade
Shot Show 98
Orig w/spyder on blade serrated
Orig w/spyder on blade plain
Flag blade (AG Russell)
Heckler & Koch blade
Gungames magazine blade
EMS- outdoor store
AKTI- ??
IATSE Locals 15, 363 and 33
CICCC : international club for custom knives collectors
SICAC : international show of art & custom knives
Kona 98
Tropical
BEVER outdoor – Europe
Spiral web pattern
Crosshatch pattern (looks like the “R” blade)
Sunset pattern
Hollow pattern (no cross pieces)
WMO sheepsfoot
Trout or salmon (it’s a fish) blade
Alaska (script) blade
Viking helmet blade
Moose blade
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