Spyderwrench owners club

[SpyderNut]

Great to hear that Sal! I'll take any version that I can find.

Agreed! :)

[jdw]

Great to hear that Sal! I'll take any version that I can find.

Agreed! :)

Same here. I wouldn't be able to hand over my money fast enough.

[VooDooChild]

Allright then, take my money.

[Foundry81]

I would buy one or two.

[bearrowland]

The longer I look at them the more hooked I become!

[curlyhairedboy]

Sal - I know you mentioned that these were a loss for you at the as-released msrp for a number of reasons.

Would the current 'good deal' prices mentioned in the thread (~$250) match what it actually cost you to produce?

If we get a re-release, I'd hate for Spyderco to take a bath again.

[bearrowland]

I agree.

[Browncoat]

I had been longing after a spyderwrench for a while and finally got the opportunity to get my hands on one of them. In the variant I wanted no less!

I must say this does not disappoint. The spyderwrench is a fantastic tool. It is very well designed and manufactured. However, it does seems to complement a leatherman rather than replace it.

Also, I am almost hesitant to edc it, because it will be hard to replace. However, I can't help myself.

[bearrowland]

Very nice Browncoat!! It looks brand new!

[sal]

Hi Curly,

There are many other models that we could produce for the same dollars with less gamble. I mentioned making one to Eric so it's being discussed, but I can assure you we are in no hurry to do this again.

sal

[araneae]

I would welcome a Taichung Spyderwrench!

Probably not Taichung, but Taipei, the earlier factory used in Taiwan production.

[Larry_Mott]

...And it has arrived. So nice i bought it twice :)

[bearrowland]

Way to go Larry! Complete with box and instructions!

[JD Spydo]

Oh for sure. Always get any paperwork, instructions and/or illustrations. Original boxes are always a plus. Especially when you got a rare bird like the Spyderench.

I've even kept all my paperwork on all the Spyderco sharpening equipment I've owned over the years. It may take time but even all of that stuff will prove to be highly collectible over time.

[bearrowland]

Larry, have you tried using yours yet? That crescent wrench looks like a great idea!

[Larry_Mott]

Larry, have you tried using yours yet? That crescent wrench looks like a great idea!

I haven't.. I own Gerber Snub and Needle nose multitools and a Buck tool from the 1990's but the only one i use at all is a 10 year old Gerber :)
Multitools are great last ditch gadgets, but i try to always use proper tools.

[bearrowland]

That's sound advice sir!

[Larry_Mott]

That's sound advice sir!

That said i have used the Gerber quite a lot in the garage (mostly the pliers) :)

[Larry_Mott]

Thanks to a kind hearted forum member, i now have a brand new, never used pouch for my Spyderench!
You're a real star, jabba359 i am so grateful!

[bearrowland]

I like that Larry! I'm willing to bet that the pouch is more rare than the tool, especially a like new one!