What other cutting tools would you like to see spyderco make?

[Abyss_Fish]

Title says it all! I for one would love to see some simple Japanese style thread snips or kitchen shears. They’re both super useful tools, and I think giving them the spyderco treatment would make a few simple tools even better.

Think of it, thread snips with removable hap40 blades, a copper body, and leather sheath. Or fully disassemblable shears made from lc200n. All with spyderco quality.

[The Meat man]

I want a full-sized felling axe in Maxamet. :p :D

[Abyss_Fish]

I want a full-sized felling axe in Maxamet. :p :D

If spyderco sold that I’d display it on my mantle

[James Y]

A small folding pair of scissors with thumb and finger holes (instead of a spring) that can be carried comfortably in a pocket. Unfortunately, I don’t think a Spyderco version would sell very well, even if they were more ergonomic than the folding scissors already available on the market, due to the price difference.

Jim

[RustyIron]

I'm eyeing the SOG Folding Campsaw. It's 9" folded with an 8.25" blade. I will order one at the same time I get the Autonomy LC200N SE. If Spyderco made the saw, I'd buy theirs. My intention is something I can throw in my Camelbak for doing light trail work.

[wheats]

S90v pizza cutter

[Abyss_Fish]

S90v pizza cutter

Rex121 butter knife

[TenGrainBread]

Spyderco endmills would be great XD

[Evil D]

I wish they'd look into a more traditional styled multitool with a one hand opening Spyderco blade. If I could somehow have a Spyderco blade on a Victorinox Spirit I'd be all over it.

[vivi]

I'd like a solid budget chef knife I wouldn't feel bad taking to work. The Murray Carter line is awesome but I wouldn't want to use them on the job.

Something built like the Z-cut as far as materials go but in a traditional 8-10" western style chef pattern.

I use this style knife more than any other and I'd like it to be a Spyderco.

If you browse Spydercos kitchen knives you'll see it jumps straight from the modestly priced Z Cuts and utility knives to $300 Murray Carters. Pretty big gap in the middle IMO.

https://www.spyderco.com/catalog/category/culinary

[Oloung1]

I'd like a solid budget chef knife I wouldn't feel bad taking to work. The Murray Carter line is awesome but I wouldn't want to use them on the job.

Something built like the Z-cut as far as materials go but in a traditional 8-10" western style chef pattern.

The pointed Z-cut PE is my most "underrated" knife for this year. I'm interested in the Santoku now.

[lorgar]

A mule in K390 if it's already done

[StuntZombie]

I wish they'd look into a more traditional styled multitool with a one hand opening Spyderco blade. If I could somehow have a Spyderco blade on a Victorinox Spirit I'd be all over it.

Something like the Leatherman Free T2 or T4 might work too.

I'd like to see an FRN handled filet knife in LC200N.

[Pokey]

Chain saws. :D

[blueblur]

I’ve seriously considered creating a thread about a pizza cutter. It doesn’t need to be in a super steel, just a nice sharp, simple pizza cutter.

[qwkzotc]

1.) Heavy duty corrosion resistant Kitchen Scissors that can cut through packaging, meat & small bone and separate into 2 pieces for cleaning and sharpening.
and
2.) A pocket Pry bar from a from a really tough steel that is not so brittle that it will snap and not so soft that it will yield/bend. A nice touch would be an embedded blade that could be used to clear stuff out of the way that is blocking where the pry bar is needed.

Both should have a touch of class like anodizing/patterns with a bit of color and designed to be kept readily available.

[Abyss_Fish]

I wish they'd look into a more traditional styled multitool with a one hand opening Spyderco blade. If I could somehow have a Spyderco blade on a Victorinox Spirit I'd be all over it.

I think Sal has said they’ve looked into it a few times. Not sure if it went anywhere.

[Wartstein]

Well.... viewtopic.php?t=87504

I know there is not much support for it, but I´d still really like to see either another Spydersaw or a Dyad featuring a knife and a saw. https://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details/T02/51

I know there are a lot of folding saws on the market already, but the big plus of the Spydersaw is its very light weight while still offering a 4.9" blade. Great for just throwing it in a lightweightpack for occasional sawing tasks (and of course not if one is planning on doing a lot of sawing)

[Evil D]

I wish they'd look into a more traditional styled multitool with a one hand opening Spyderco blade. If I could somehow have a Spyderco blade on a Victorinox Spirit I'd be all over it.

I think Sal has said they’ve looked into it a few times. Not sure if it went anywhere.

They did the SpydeRench but I would prefer something a bit more traditional. I'm sure it's a tough market to get into, Leatherman/Gerber/Victorinox have a hold on the market already.

[mikey177]

I'd like Spyderco to make a tool that cuts the amount of money I spend on knives :)

Seriously though, aside from a knife, the tool I use most are pruning shears, so some ergonomic and durable Spyderco pruning shears would be cool.