Improvement to my Military

[Brandon]

Not really. I work at an Army Hospital here in Hawaii and was taking a piece of equipment out of service because it was unfit for use. When we do this we usually cut the plug so that no one else tries to use it. I recommend unplugging any piece of equipment before you ut the power cord. OOPS! What does the Spyderco warranty say about general stupidity?

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[Brandon]

sorry here try this

[knifepunk]

try sharpening over and over till it files it down

[liko]

That blade will probably have to be reground... Carlos or Ryan will be able to give you an estimate from that picture, and you send it in for a more accurate estimate. If you want to proceed, they'll do their best.

Wise man say, forgiveness is divine. Remember that when your <img src="http://www.spyderco.com/forum/spyder.gif" border=0> bites you!

[glasshartt]

Ouch <img src="sad.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>

Linda

<img src="http://www.spyderco.com/forum/spyder.gif" border=O> Integrity is being good even if no-one else is watching <img src="http://www.spyderco.com/forum/spyder.gif" border=O>

[4 s ter]

That's the hard way to get a serrated blade!

:O)

Sorry - couldn't resist

[chinook]

Definitely adds 'character'

I feel your pain. I worked as an energy theft investigator and had to take down quite a few 'unauthorized' hot cords. I learned the hard way to strip the insulation and cut one wire at a time. No matter how fast you whack em that 'tricity is faster.

Looks like a candidate for a partial serrated section. I believe Mike Turber over at Bladeforums was putting Spydie style serrations on blades.

Disguised as a responsible adult.

[java]

Wow!! My eyes light up about almost anything <img src="spyder.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>co related but that's just a bit extreme! Dude, if you want to try tempering a blade, learn on a Camillus or a Gerber or something before moving up to a Spydie!! <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0> Glad you weren't hurt!! Hope you can get that ground out. Spydie edge looks pretty good in that area. Shaka, brah! Aloha!

STAY SAFE! Stay sharp!



Edited by - java on 4/27/2002 10:28:30 AM

[Sword and Shield]

That'll almost certainly need to be incorporated into a serrated section. You could grind it out, but you would lose an incredible amount of steel trying to make it plainedge.

Keepin' it real...real sharp, that is.

[Knife Knut]

Ouch! Bet that gave you a suprise!

Just out of curiosity, what was the voltage?

There is a thread addressing this subject in the Techno-Junkies fourum.

[dialex]

I feel for you, man. Looks like you'll have a serrated / combo edge. Now I wonder, would a ceramic blade act the same way?