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Great Design Sal! Depending on Market Price I could see myself buying 2 for myself and 1 for my girlfriend. I think this blade shape has more of an everyday utility feel to it. The sheath is very important as well, I'll be curious to see the designs of it. It would be nice if the sheath had an option of a pocket clip much like the other spyderco folders have and it sits low enough in the pocket (or in the waist band carry) to not be noticed. Maybe drilling a few other holes in the handle to allow for wrapping? At any rate, like the design hope it goes to production.
Folding SPOT/Swick? Is this still in the works?
Folding SPOT/Swick? Is this still in the works?
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That's excellent!
And it's made in 440C at a Spot-like pricepoint, I don't see the sheath being a deal-breaker. There are knife and sheathmakers who make very affordable sheaths in kydex, boltaron (Concealex), and leather.
And it's made in 440C at a Spot-like pricepoint, I don't see the sheath being a deal-breaker. There are knife and sheathmakers who make very affordable sheaths in kydex, boltaron (Concealex), and leather.
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Did I miss something?thombrogan wrote:...made in 440C...
Pictures look great RLR!
I would prefer the hole to stay the same size as the previous SPOT. Would the handle lose anything by being slightly larger? I understand it has to fit most people but small hands would also fit a larger handle, but IMHO not so well the other way round. Blade looks great. Don't mind about the finish as long as it isn't black!
I like the horn on the hole as I think it would make it easier (if a little risky :p ) to choke up on the blade. Also it could stop rotation of the blade onto the fingers as death-bringah suggested.
Thumbs up from me! I think this is nearest to what I consider a perfect utility knife.
Dave.
send me one!
Lol, I prefer this style blade, and would love to clip something this small onto my web harness, or backpack.
let me know when these are coming out and any ideas at the price...
later
Drew
let me know when these are coming out and any ideas at the price...
later
Drew
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Great knife, count me in for two, but please please enlarge the hole, i like to slide the knife beyond the second knuckle where it can dangle freely, so i still have dexterity in my fingers. remember that the ring is ment to keep the knife on the finger. This way you can still use my hand for grabbing cloth, pushing etc. With a knife that doesn't slide beyond my second knuckle there is the possibility that i break that finger when i should use my hands. So please enlarge the hole, if possible. the hole on the SPOT was barely big enough.
For the rest it's the perfect design! :D
For the rest it's the perfect design! :D
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Much better!
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This is a huge improvement on the original......when will it be ready for sale? :D
Ken
This is a huge improvement on the original......when will it be ready for sale? :D
Ken
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I think SWICK should stand for "Spyderco's Wicked Insanely Cool Knife", but, then again, that's most every knife they make.
"I knew you before you knew you had hands!" ~Tracey Brogan
"Ah-ha! A Spyderco moment!" ~Michael Cook
"Hawkbills - Sink in the tip and let it rip!" ~Axlis
"I would rather have questions that can't be answered than answers which can't be questioned" ~Richard Feynman
"Ah-ha! A Spyderco moment!" ~Michael Cook
"Hawkbills - Sink in the tip and let it rip!" ~Axlis
"I would rather have questions that can't be answered than answers which can't be questioned" ~Richard Feynman
Very cool Thom, thanx.
SPOT (Self Protection Option Tool) didn't work in places like the UK where the word "protection" was not permitted. They do have some unusual rules, but so do most countries, by USA values. I' sure they think us to be odd as well.
I wonder how they'd think about the word "insane"?
Actually "Swick" is a manufactured word that synthesized Swift and Quick.
sal
SPOT (Self Protection Option Tool) didn't work in places like the UK where the word "protection" was not permitted. They do have some unusual rules, but so do most countries, by USA values. I' sure they think us to be odd as well.
I wonder how they'd think about the word "insane"?
Actually "Swick" is a manufactured word that synthesized Swift and Quick.
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Thank you and RLR!sal wrote:I wonder how they'd think about the word "insane"?
Maybe there good be a rename for our British and other European friends?
Saintly Worthwhile Intensely Cultured Knife
For dieters, it could be a totem of strength:
Stop Wanting Ice Cream Knife (that particular model could be a GIN-1 trainer with which to practice MBC and Crossada drills to stave off cravings).
"I knew you before you knew you had hands!" ~Tracey Brogan
"Ah-ha! A Spyderco moment!" ~Michael Cook
"Hawkbills - Sink in the tip and let it rip!" ~Axlis
"I would rather have questions that can't be answered than answers which can't be questioned" ~Richard Feynman
"Ah-ha! A Spyderco moment!" ~Michael Cook
"Hawkbills - Sink in the tip and let it rip!" ~Axlis
"I would rather have questions that can't be answered than answers which can't be questioned" ~Richard Feynman