What Spyderco is in your pocket today??

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Nice play with the focus on that diptych.

[prndltech]

Carbon fiber and titanium s90v military... it just don’t wanna leave

[Wartstein]

Good old Delica :)

Don't carry it often, still will keep it forever.

[Woodpuppy]

Had the Salt 2 in pocket for yard work yesterday. A solid user for sure. I might be a little jaded by the Delica, I only have 5 of them... wish I had the cruwear version, but these things keep dropping when the disposable funds have been disposed... I’m in a “no spend January” to try to get right side up after the holidays.

[TkoK83Spy]

[The Meat man]

I like this knife.

[attila]

[JuPaul]

Good old Delica :)

Don't carry it often, still will keep it forever.

Love that pic with the serrations and jagged mountains!

[Wartstein]

Love that pic with the serrations and jagged mountains!

Thanks JuPaul :)

Actually it was just a very quick shot while trailrunning. Barely stopped to take it

[Crazy Canuck]

[Mushroom]

Techno 2 and McBee

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Nice!

[PeaceInOurTime]

I like this knife.

How's it working out for you?


No complaints here so far! Wish I would have tried a hawkbill a long time ago. I've been a fan of wharncliffes for a little while and I'm not sure which I prefer at the moment.

[The Meat man]

I like this knife.

How's it working out for you?


No complaints here so far! Wish I would have tried a hawkbill a long time ago. I've been a fan of wharncliffes for a little while and I'm not sure which I prefer at the moment.

It's been a lot of fun using and discovering this unique blade shape. I've been carrying it exclusively now for a week and so far, I haven't come across any task that would have been easier with a traditional blade shape. I actually like the cutting dynamic of the hawkbill; it tends to pull the material into the blade.
I have also been pleasantly surprised by the performance of the blade steel too. The grind was pretty obtuse but I did some work on it with the CBN rods and the UF rods, and achieved a low level of hair-whittling sharpness. It has stayed very sharp too, and is very quick to come back to peak sharpness using a chrome oxide leather strop.

The more I'm using it, the more I'm starting to like serrated hawkbills. Last night I ordered a Tasman Salt SE. :D

[Crazy Canuck]

Nice!

Thank you :)

[PeaceInOurTime]

... I haven't come across any task that would have been easier with a traditional blade shape. I actually like the cutting dynamic of the hawkbill; it tends to pull the material into the blade.

The more I'm using it, the more I'm starting to like serrated hawkbills...

Great to hear! I agree with everything quoted above. Looking forward to seeing your Tasman!

[DigDug72]

[Wartstein]

Said it already in that other thread: Not my kind of knife, but I really like your mod!! :)

[DigDug72]

Thanks Wartstein!

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