Always Try To Have That Spyderedge Standing By
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Always Try To Have That Spyderedge Standing By
At work this morning in the kitchen,needed a plastic scouring pad to clean my oven,before starting the menu for the day.
I had my Caly3 G10 plain and my D4W plain on me.Had to cut thru the scouring pad,so that i had a smaller piece for easier handling for the task at hand.
The blades on both my plainedge Caly3 and D4W are real sharp,but could get thru the thick plastic scourer,that easy.
i then reached for my Delica 4 serrated and it sliced thru the scouring pad,with such ease,like it was soft butter.
Hale the spyderedge once again and never leave home without it.
I had my Caly3 G10 plain and my D4W plain on me.Had to cut thru the scouring pad,so that i had a smaller piece for easier handling for the task at hand.
The blades on both my plainedge Caly3 and D4W are real sharp,but could get thru the thick plastic scourer,that easy.
i then reached for my Delica 4 serrated and it sliced thru the scouring pad,with such ease,like it was soft butter.
Hale the spyderedge once again and never leave home without it.
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Ya, certain materials really do 'require' a spyder edge. Thats why I always like to have a PE and SE with me.
- Jason Dalsgaard
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:D :D :D :DMANIXWORLD wrote:At work this morning in the kitchen,needed a plastic scouring pad to clean my oven,before starting the menu for the day.
I had my Caly3 G10 plain and my D4W plain on me.Had to cut thru the scouring pad,so that i had a smaller piece for easier handling for the task at hand.
The blades on both my plainedge Caly3 and D4W are real sharp,but could get thru the thick plastic scourer,that easy.
i then reached for my Delica 4 serrated and it sliced thru the scouring pad,with such ease,like it was soft butter.
Hale the spyderedge once again and never leave home without it.
Arend(old school Spydie lover)
MEMBER OF THE INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF THE SPYDEREDGE!!!
VERY PROUD OWNER OF A CALY III/SE #043 :D
....AND A FG(PARA) MILITARY/SE IN CPMD2(thanx Sal)
...I would love to have one in full SpyderEdge:p
MEMBER OF THE INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF THE SPYDEREDGE!!!
VERY PROUD OWNER OF A CALY III/SE #043 :D
....AND A FG(PARA) MILITARY/SE IN CPMD2(thanx Sal)
...I would love to have one in full SpyderEdge:p
:spyder: :spyder: :cool: :spyder: :spyder: I totaly agree man; I developed a real passion for the Spyderedge quite some time ago, and never leave home without my Salt Saver, and Caly3/se :spyder: Spyderco's Spyderedge...Allways a good decision :D
:spyder: :spyder: :cool: :spyder: :spyder: "Spyderco...does a pocket good":spyder:
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As of 1-29-08, I am a proud member of Knife Rights!
Spyderco Rocks!!!! "A wise man once said all knives were created equal...Obviously, he meant Spydercos''
As of 1-29-08, I am a proud member of Knife Rights!
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My only CE spydie is my Manix - and that spyder edge portion does come in handy very frequently. I don't generally like or use serrations - but when you do need them, you really need them!
My New Addiction... :eek:
:spyder: Lil' Temerance PE Rhino :spyder: C95 Manix CE :spyder: C95 Manix PE :spyder: Lava :spyder: Native III PE :spyder: Native PE :spyder: Waved Endura, & Byrd Cara Cara G10 PE
:spyder: Lil' Temerance PE Rhino :spyder: C95 Manix CE :spyder: C95 Manix PE :spyder: Lava :spyder: Native III PE :spyder: Native PE :spyder: Waved Endura, & Byrd Cara Cara G10 PE
I use my pe endura on scotch brite pads all the time. You have to press hard and have a good surface to cut it on. The top of my tool box is like wood, so I just set it up there. It's not fancy wood just black particle board.
Now, radiator hoses? Serrated military, all day long. A lot of times when I replace cooling sytem parts, water pumps, t stats, etc... the hoses need to go too. Instead of trying to pry that crusty hose off of the pipe in the little space I have to work with, I just cut everything out of there. It's such a time saver, and kinda fun :)
Now, radiator hoses? Serrated military, all day long. A lot of times when I replace cooling sytem parts, water pumps, t stats, etc... the hoses need to go too. Instead of trying to pry that crusty hose off of the pipe in the little space I have to work with, I just cut everything out of there. It's such a time saver, and kinda fun :)