H1 Spyderhawks

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Re: H1 Spyderhawks

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Mine must be on a friggn bicycle, coming from VA. Dear lord... pretty excited to finally getting it after all this feedback, talk and prayers for a new sprint run. Thank you Sal.....

I bought 2, and plan use, boat and bloody the crap (H1BLEEDER) out of mine....
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cabfrank wrote:
Fri Apr 13, 2018 12:28 pm
I would have a hard time gardening with my sprint run Spydie. I'm sure it would do a great job though.
I agree, I am curious as to who uses their sprint runs for EDC. That being said, I have a few that I bought two of for that reason. Since I am a simple school teacher I am usually only able to afford one to add to my collection. :)
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Re: H1 Spyderhawks

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holeshot wrote:
Fri Apr 13, 2018 9:15 pm
cabfrank wrote:
Fri Apr 13, 2018 12:28 pm
I would have a hard time gardening with my sprint run Spydie. I'm sure it would do a great job though.
I agree, I am curious as to who uses their sprint runs for EDC. That being said, I have a few that I bought two of for that reason. Since I am a simple school teacher I am usually only able to afford one to add to my collection. :)
I haven't stopped carrying mine since it arrived.
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Re: H1 Spyderhawks

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I'm also carrying and using mine. I already stripped the clip to bare ti and I've sharpened it. I'm carrying it right now. Not sure if I want to rit dye this one or leave it orange. The people that have been asking for this knife wanted it because of its performance. I've semi retired my old H1 spyderhawk for now.
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I envy people that use 'em. I know that's what they're for. I get around to it, it just takes me a while. Gardening would take longer. If they're still available after my upcoming wedding, I'll get one, and carry it. It will cut boxes and stuff, but it won't see dirt for a long time. Silly, I know.
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Put my first scratches on mine yesterday cutting dirty soaker hose to finish my landscape remodel. Now its officially a user.
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After the first scratch, when they become users, is when I enjoy them the most.
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Re: H1 Spyderhawks

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Had a blade-gasm when i opened it up the first time.
One of the sexiest knives i've ever owned.
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Re: H1 Spyderhawks

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I decided to just keep mine. The issues it has will fade with use and someone else will probably end up with it if I return it. The burr sharpened out pretty easily so it's ready for work.
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Re: H1 Spyderhawks

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£82! thank you Janie @ knifecentre!!

still have VAT and customs duties to pay but that still ain't gonna make little more than £100 ;)
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Hi Superstar,

Welcome to our forum.

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Evil D wrote:
Mon Apr 16, 2018 2:41 pm
I decided to just keep mine. The issues it has will fade with use and someone else will probably end up with it if I return it. The burr sharpened out pretty easily so it's ready for work.
Sucks that you had those issues but it's a great user. Hope you enjoy it.
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We got acquainted through a round of minor mods, because the best way to keep something is to make sure you can't return it ;)

For starters, everything should have a brushed spine, so the spine of the blade and lock bar got a nice brushing along with the inside of the thumb hole. I also lightly beveled and smoothed the inside edge of the FRN around the pivot in hopes that it will scratch the blade less from opening. It did at least make it smoother to open. I put a bit of grease in the pivot and it's nice and smooth.

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Re: H1 Spyderhawks

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Evil D wrote:
Fri Apr 20, 2018 9:20 pm


For starters, everything should have a brushed spine,
"There is nothing quite so invigorating as a well-brushed spine."
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Nice work, sir.
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Re: H1 Spyderhawks

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Beautiful knife. Calendar entry. Before your handiwork, did it flip less easily than a Pac Salt ?
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Re: H1 Spyderhawks

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cabfrank wrote:
Sat Apr 21, 2018 2:52 am
Beautiful knife. Calendar entry. Before your handiwork, did it flip less easily than a Pac Salt ?

I can't flip this knife no matter how I try so I really can't say if it's easier or not. I've even taken the blade out and polished the tang where the lock bar rides during opening, which did make it open smoother but not easier. I can however inertia open the blade with a firm wrist flick.
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I read that somewhere else too. I wonder why that is.
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Re: H1 Spyderhawks

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Nicely done Evil D. I did find it strange that the grind lines on the spine of my Spyderhawk run horizontally instead of vertically. I was thinking about doing this to mine too. Guess I will. Thanks.
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Re: H1 Spyderhawks

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Why thank you.
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Re: H1 Spyderhawks

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SUPERSTAR wrote:
Sat Apr 21, 2018 3:41 pm
Why thank you.
sal wrote:
Wed Apr 18, 2018 11:07 am
Hi Superstar,

Welcome to our forum.

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