Yay Sal Glesser!!!

[JS_KnifeNerd]

Hi, it's JS_Knifeerd :spyder:
Recently I got to meet Sal Glesser. It was a really great experience. He taught me all sorts of things from edge geometry to values and life.
I know that Sal has been kind to many of us so I think that we should give him a big thank you.
THANK YOU Sal Glesser!!! :spyder: :spyder: :spyder:

[GiftedMisfit]

That's awesome news that you met Mr. Glesser, congrats. Ofcourse a big thank you is in order, and I could not say it enough. Spyderco knives and the collection I've accumulated really saved me. I won't get into details but Spyderco really turned my life around, gave me something to focus on.

Thank you again honestly.

[Sumdumguy]

I've been wanting to meet old man Glesser, but he keeps ducking me at Bladeshow

I'll corner him one of these days!

[Wartstein]

Hi, it's JS_Knifeerd :spyder:
Recently I got to meet Sal Glesser. It was a really great experience. He taught me all sorts of things from edge geometry to values and life.
I know that Sal has been kind to many of us so I think that we should give him a big thank you.
THANK YOU Sal Glesser!!! :spyder: :spyder: :spyder:

Hi Jeremy, that's really cool, I am sure you had a great time! And, having been taught by Sal Glesser, you probably know now more about edge geometry than I do... !

I was only vaguely aware of Mr. Glesser before I joined this forum about 8 month ago. It was just then that I realized that my top 5 folders all were designed by him. So, for me he obviousely is a great knife-designer.

What I also really like, and that indeed is reflecting one of the most important values in life imho: He of course seems to be proud of his company and the work the people there are doing, but never tries to make Spyderco look good by making others (other brands) look bad.

And that's something really everybody should go by I think: Never try to make others look small just so that you can look greater. (Hope that was proper English... )