Spyderco Ultratech Blade Division Proposal

[spambait11]

The application for whatever they find in this division can be cross applied to other fields. For example, I know Spyderco dabbles in the sailing industry. I'm sure our military would be interested in what is produced as well.

From a purely selfish perspective, producing the ultimate OTF without blade wobble and double action would be great, provided it was still affordable.

In terms of affecting the rest of the knife industry, rustproof and durable springs for autos could be sold to other OTF manufacturers.

Spyderco could also make a killing selling rustproof and durable omega springs for all Benchmade knives as well, and any other manufacturer taking advantage of the axis lock. lol!

[SpyderEdgeForever]

I agree and that is a great idea if they were willing to do it.

[SpyderEdgeForever]

Here is a good start: Spyderco has used boron nitride for sharpening material. Boron nitride as you may know is a very durable, strong, and hard ceramic material that is very heat resistant. Let's see how we can somehow figure out how to add boron nitride to steel, make a BN based steel, that combines some of the properties.

[the Southerner]

Picture an "ultra tech division" of Spyderco Inc.

Picture $500 paramilitaries.

[demoncase]

Picture an "ultra tech division" of Spyderco Inc.

Picture $500 paramilitaries.

So normal European prices then? :rolleyes: