Ever break a Spyderco knife?
Ever break a Spyderco knife?
If so, how and what broke.
I never have. Then again I don't confuse a knife with a (1) hammer, (2) screw driver, (3) nail puller, etc.
I never have. Then again I don't confuse a knife with a (1) hammer, (2) screw driver, (3) nail puller, etc.
My boss broke his orange Rescue 79mm and replaced it with an orange Rescue Jr. He broke it at the hole, my guess is he was prying with it but he claims it went thru some sort of auger at the farm. He cannibalized the clip and barrel screw off it for use on his "new" Rescue and now the stubby little critter lives in his tractor toolbox. It has just enough of a cutting edge left to be useful for some limited cutting and scraping.
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Never broke one, not surprising as I never come even close to abusing one. A neighbor did manage to melt and burn the FRN handle on one of my Natives on their stove, made quite a mess.
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I can’t seem to recall every breaking a knife. I have had a few loose a screw, and had one in which I stripped the threads on. I did bend the blade on my Old Timer trapper when I was a kid. Funny, but it didn’t snap.
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I snapped a small piece of the tip off of a Rookie I had. I just reground the tip to a more blunt profile, sharpened it up, and continued using it like that. I sent it back in for service, along with a ProVenator that I had used for daily carry for years, and got them back with both blades replaced, so in essence, I had two new knives! Can't beat that for $10.
I have since misplaced the Rookie, and I miss it a lot. The ProVenator's blade was replaced with a G2 blade that I didn't like as much as the original ATS-55 blade. After noticing that there was a bit of play when the blade was deployed, I sent it back and was told that it was beyond repair. I'm mulling over what to get with the credit that was offered me for replacement. (a very fair deal, by the way)
I must be pretty rough on the knives, since nobody else has ever broken one and I broke both of mine. Then again, I do ask a lot of them, and have probably used them for tasks that others would not think of using them for. In my mind, having had Spyderco knives for over 15 years, and using them HARD for that time, with only these two incidences (and I admit that the Rookie was totally my fault.....the balde was not near as "beefy" as that of the ProVenator) that says a lot about how robust these knives truly are.
I sure do miss that Rookie though.
I have since misplaced the Rookie, and I miss it a lot. The ProVenator's blade was replaced with a G2 blade that I didn't like as much as the original ATS-55 blade. After noticing that there was a bit of play when the blade was deployed, I sent it back and was told that it was beyond repair. I'm mulling over what to get with the credit that was offered me for replacement. (a very fair deal, by the way)
I must be pretty rough on the knives, since nobody else has ever broken one and I broke both of mine. Then again, I do ask a lot of them, and have probably used them for tasks that others would not think of using them for. In my mind, having had Spyderco knives for over 15 years, and using them HARD for that time, with only these two incidences (and I admit that the Rookie was totally my fault.....the balde was not near as "beefy" as that of the ProVenator) that says a lot about how robust these knives truly are.
I sure do miss that Rookie though.
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