Here's my EDC, I just had to post something in the infancy of the new forum. Thanks Kristi.
Ss E4 Edc
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The Spyderco hole is a rotating mechanical assembly of one part.
".....tractors don't have to look like Ferraris" -Sal
The Spyderco hole is a rotating mechanical assembly of one part.
".....tractors don't have to look like Ferraris" -Sal
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Well it is no where near mint now. :D I tried to get some pics, but the scratches just won't show up well with the lighting I have at the moment.
Romans 8:31 ....If God is for us, who can be against us? - <><
The Spyderco hole is a rotating mechanical assembly of one part.
".....tractors don't have to look like Ferraris" -Sal
The Spyderco hole is a rotating mechanical assembly of one part.
".....tractors don't have to look like Ferraris" -Sal
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Here is my EDC again 10 +/- months later. Yeah the pics are bad, but it does show the details pretty well, especially the edge in the second one.
Romans 8:31 ....If God is for us, who can be against us? - <><
The Spyderco hole is a rotating mechanical assembly of one part.
".....tractors don't have to look like Ferraris" -Sal
The Spyderco hole is a rotating mechanical assembly of one part.
".....tractors don't have to look like Ferraris" -Sal
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Nope, just freehand with a variety of grits of 3M wet/dry sandpaper, 200-1200 and a homemade strop block and a bit of time. Block is a piece of leather belt nailed to some scrap wood, loaded with MAAS metal polish. Thanks for the compliment though. :)
EDIT: Looked again, it is more like 150-2000 grit with about 6 steps between.
EDIT: Looked again, it is more like 150-2000 grit with about 6 steps between.
Romans 8:31 ....If God is for us, who can be against us? - <><
The Spyderco hole is a rotating mechanical assembly of one part.
".....tractors don't have to look like Ferraris" -Sal
The Spyderco hole is a rotating mechanical assembly of one part.
".....tractors don't have to look like Ferraris" -Sal
And looking at the width of it, it must be at a pretty steep angle too.
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Yes it is, The edge ended up offset, like almost any production knife. I took it down to less than 20° inclusive by "stropping" it on the varied grits of sandpaper, backed by the underside of the board the loaded strop is attached to. After polishing it on the strop, I tried it sharpened at 30° on the 204, but for my uses, finishing it at 40° with the brown stones works best.
So really I have a very thin convex, almost flat primary(?) edge with the sharpened cutting edge actually being 40°; OR basically I knocked the shoulders down to nothing. It slices real well, almost as well as my Millie.
So really I have a very thin convex, almost flat primary(?) edge with the sharpened cutting edge actually being 40°; OR basically I knocked the shoulders down to nothing. It slices real well, almost as well as my Millie.
Romans 8:31 ....If God is for us, who can be against us? - <><
The Spyderco hole is a rotating mechanical assembly of one part.
".....tractors don't have to look like Ferraris" -Sal
The Spyderco hole is a rotating mechanical assembly of one part.
".....tractors don't have to look like Ferraris" -Sal