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I just wanted to say hello. I have been a long time Spyderco owner and user but this is my first post. I own a few right now but this is my original one that I bought new and still use as my EDC.
It has traveled with me through the Rock mountains, Yellowstone, Grand Teton, Grand Canyon, Acadia, Baxter State Park in Maine, Hawaii, Mt Rainer, Scotland, England, Germany, Czech republic, Austria, Poland, Netherlands and all over the southeastern US. It has been with me pretty much anywhere my travels take me. I did at one point snap the tip off of it doing something dumb with it. So I had to try to repair that. I have worn it dull and sharpened it a few times and it will still shave the hair off my arm. I also misplace it for a year or so. I eventualy found it in one of my jacket pockets, that was a great day when I found it.
I just wanted to say hello.
PS please ignore the crummy lanyard, it is what I had when I was out in the woods last.

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Welcome to the addiction.

You will be quite poor from now on, but knife rich My friend :D

take care and post often

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Welcome. You and your Delica are well traveled. It looks like its got plenty of life left in it though.
So many knives, so few pockets... :)
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Always good to see a well used knife that's served the owner well. Nice pictures too. Welcome to the forum.
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Welcome! Thanks for the wonderful photos. Hope that you will stick around! :)
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welcome to the forums rc51kid, great pics and story :)
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Nice pictures. Welcome to the forums
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Hey rc51kid,

welcome to the forum & thanks for sharing your story & :spyder: photos with us :)

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good story of the level of abuse a spydie can live thru and still be made hair shaving sharp. welcome to the forums! :)

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welcome fellow :spyder:
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Q Knife - Eastern Mountain Sports E.M.S. variation or New York,
Spyderco B03 SzaboFly, Carbon Fiber Civilian SE right/left handed
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Welcome! Great photos! ...Your tools show a lot of character!
Toolmaker? Machinist?
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Welcome to the Forum! Nice pics too!
It's better to have knife and not need it than to need a knife and not have it.
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Welcome to Spydieville! :D

It's great to hear about old Spyders that are still around and cutting like crazy! :D
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Welcome the forums! My first :spyder: was the same knife but with the CE. I also still have it and served me well as my EDC for around 10 years.

Hey, I am assuming from your username that you own the venerable RC51? If so, then I am envious! I love sport twins (currently out of bikes altogether) but have owned SV650, TL10000s, SV1000s and Buell XB12R. The Arsey has been one of "lust bikes" though. IMO, Honda twins (Arsey and Superhawk) with a nice set of cans are THE best sounding...even better than Ducs! :D
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Welcome to the forum and thank you for sharing your story.
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Very welcome to the forums and enjoy your stay :cool:
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....AND A FG(PARA) MILITARY/SE IN CPMD2(thanx Sal):cool:

...I would love to have one in full SpyderEdge:p
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Welcome to the Spyderco Forum and enjoy your stay here. Thank you for the great pics. Always a pleasure the see the pre '98 Delica, expecially when it is accompanied by such a great story. :)
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I like people who actually use their knives...
Great story Rc51 ;)
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:spyder: :spyder: :cool: :spyder: :spyder: Wecome to Forums :) You will have $h!t loads of fun, and learn even more....GARRENTEED :D
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Welcome, rc51kid! I love your knife and pics - thanks for sharing! Seriously nice knife and nice to see you use it well. Thanks for sharing the story, too. Stick around.

- best wishes, Jazz.
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