Spyderco Shop Tour Video - Part 1 (Produced by BladeHQ)

[Stuart Ackerman]

I like this video...

Almost like being there...almost...

That first knife modified looks like a Japanese "Basic Tools" in 440C..
I have a small collection of BT knives...None for sale, so do not ask...

[losinground]

Watching that video was an absolute treat. The design and philosophy of the company is why I am a loyal Spyderco customer.

[Pinetreebbs]

Spyderco, awesome knives built by an awesome family.

[elena86]

Great tribute ! It was awe-inspiring .Thank you Sal and Eric for bringing joy in our lives.Looking forward to part 2.Keep up the great job ! I am a spydernut for ever :spyder:

[Jazz]

Very enjoyable vid to start my day! Can't wait for part 2.

[bh49]

Great video. Thank you for making and sharing.

[calemerson]

Nice video, looking foward to part 2

[tvenuto]

Finally got around to watching this, awesome peek inside of Spyderco. Very well produced.

[timlara]

Just a beautifully done video. Thanks to everybody who took the time to do it!

[christopher]

Thanks for sharing. I will always be a Spyderco bigot. This sort of demonstration is why.

[klug932000]

Cool video, but you have me wondering now. What were the 2 blured out labels in the stock room at 9:12. The s30v was easily readable but the 2 to the right of Eric were not.

[pc87]

If I can't cut it with a Spyderco, then I don't need to cut it.

Thanks for the vid, this is why I only buy spyderco's.

Now, where is my PM2 mini I requested. :D

[Sushimoto]

Yes, great video. I too am looking forward to watching part 2. I really have as of late been getting into Spyderco's, and some of their history. I find it quite interesting. Does anybody know if their are any books available? Kinda like a autobiography.

[Archimedes]

I really enjoyed this video. Thank you for sharing it.

[mattman]

Does anybody know if their are any books available? Kinda like a autobiography.

There is, but it's long out of print.

The Spyderco Story.

[DougC-3]

Thanks for the fantastic video, Kristi! This is the closest thing I've seen to what I've been wanting, a Sypderco "Industry on Parade." I don't want anybody to reveal any trade secrets, but it would be great to see a bit more of how the knives are made.

[flipe8]

Thanks for posting. I enjoyed watching it and look forward to the next video.

[Skywarp]

Wow, wasn't aware that Eric is only a year younger than me. I'm now extremely envious of his childhood LOL.

Trading knives for Hotwheels... :D
I'm not much older than Eric either.

[gbelleh]

Hey, I've got some Hotwheels if Eric's still interested in trading!

[DougC-3]

Wow, wasn't aware that Eric is only a year younger than me. I'm now extremely envious of his childhood LOL.

Trading knives for Hotwheels... :D
I'm not much older than Eric either.

When Sal and I were kids, regrettably in different parts of the country, it was more balsa and tissue paper Fokker D-7 and Spad 10-cent scale "stick models" and metal windup race cars