What's your oldest Spydie still in use?
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What's your oldest Spydie still in use?
What's the oldest knife that still sees regular active duty?
And--
When do you retire a knife? IE, what has to happen for you to decide "this blade has seen its day?"
Good day to you all.
And--
When do you retire a knife? IE, what has to happen for you to decide "this blade has seen its day?"
Good day to you all.
CE Jess Horn lightweight still sees some use, although it has been supplanted by the ZDP Horn with Krein re-grind. Sometimes I even put my old SS, serrated worker in my pocket.
I have never had a Spydie wear out and need to be put out of its misery. I guess the "new and improved" models just catch my fancy and push the old ones aside.
I have never had a Spydie wear out and need to be put out of its misery. I guess the "new and improved" models just catch my fancy and push the old ones aside.
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Probably not that old in the Spyderco world but this is my oldest and most used..
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I've got a yellow handed rescue with the integral clip, no steel markings. IIRC we had it narrowed down to 92/93 and g2 steel. It's at my desk here as my food knife. Reaches the bottom of the jar of fruit spread on my desk.
I wouldn't trust the lock for hard use without rebuilding it, so while it's retired it's still used :p
have a ss/se left handed police in g2 (I think) sitting at home in my storage, from ~95... Micarta dyad jr is getting up there in years too... As is the tuffram cricket... and fb01 moran 1st gen... and 98 model endura.
As far as the one that's been in my rotation the longest, we're coming up on 9 years of EDC'ing a ss/pe dragonfly, with most of that in a kydex neck rig. Surprised that it's held up as well as it has.
I'm taking pics tonight of some other stuff I'm putting online tonight, so I'll toss the 'fly in the queue for pics (since I've finally got a decent camera and can show the wear).
I wouldn't trust the lock for hard use without rebuilding it, so while it's retired it's still used :p
have a ss/se left handed police in g2 (I think) sitting at home in my storage, from ~95... Micarta dyad jr is getting up there in years too... As is the tuffram cricket... and fb01 moran 1st gen... and 98 model endura.
As far as the one that's been in my rotation the longest, we're coming up on 9 years of EDC'ing a ss/pe dragonfly, with most of that in a kydex neck rig. Surprised that it's held up as well as it has.
I'm taking pics tonight of some other stuff I'm putting online tonight, so I'll toss the 'fly in the queue for pics (since I've finally got a decent camera and can show the wear).
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Why do people worry more if you argue with your voices than if you just talk with them? What about if you lose those arguements?
Slowly going crazy at work... they found a way to make the voices work too.
Why do people worry more if you argue with your voices than if you just talk with them? What about if you lose those arguements?
Slowly going crazy at work... they found a way to make the voices work too.
That D'fly is still alive??? :Dvampyrewolf wrote:As far as the one that's been in my rotation the longest, we're coming up on 9 years of EDC'ing a ss/pe dragonfly, with most of that in a kydex neck rig. Surprised that it's held up as well as it has.
I'm taking pics tonight of some other stuff I'm putting online tonight, so I'll toss the 'fly in the queue for pics (since I've finally got a decent camera and can show the wear).
Jason
I think my oldest still in regular use would be a C48 Wegner (CE) like Jazz's. An intgral pocket clipped C14 Rescue in AUS-8 might qualify if I pulled it out to use more.
Not sure what would have to happen to retire a knife as I haven't really had to do that yet. Mostly, older knives just drop out of rotation for me (I baby them too much! :o ),
Not sure what would have to happen to retire a knife as I haven't really had to do that yet. Mostly, older knives just drop out of rotation for me (I baby them too much! :o ),
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JBE wrote:That D'fly is still alive??? :D
Yep... we used it last night to cut up tickets for the 50/50 draw (other option was scissors on a vnox classic :rolleyes: or the moran). Figured it was the least likely to cause a stampede.
Told you guys I'm using it till it dies... then sending it to W&R to see if they laugh or cry at the condition it'll be in. They'll likely laugh at the thought of it being under warranty after having read my history with it.
Coffee before Conciousness
Why do people worry more if you argue with your voices than if you just talk with them? What about if you lose those arguements?
Slowly going crazy at work... they found a way to make the voices work too.
Why do people worry more if you argue with your voices than if you just talk with them? What about if you lose those arguements?
Slowly going crazy at work... they found a way to make the voices work too.
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spyderco paramilitary d2
hi:
i just got into spyderco last year, 2009. I ordered a Paramilitary D2 when it was on Spyderco's webstore closeout section. I didn't know what to expect to Spyderco because I only read about the brand online, never handled one.
I carried it for awhile but just "retired" it into a emergency prep/earthquake kit. :)
i just got into spyderco last year, 2009. I ordered a Paramilitary D2 when it was on Spyderco's webstore closeout section. I didn't know what to expect to Spyderco because I only read about the brand online, never handled one.
I carried it for awhile but just "retired" it into a emergency prep/earthquake kit. :)