What a perfect Spyder.
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What a perfect Spyder.
Thin, light sharp. This is my favorite production knife right now. Perfect lock up and incredible build qaulity. Cuts through denim blue jeans like butter.
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When I read that, I expected E.R. pictures. :eek:WORKER#9 wrote:Thin, light sharp. This is my favorite production knife right now. Perfect lock up and incredible build qaulity. Cuts through denim blue jeans like butter.
I love my Stretch II as well.
I don't believe in safe queens, only in pre-need replacements.
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+1 on the virtues of the Stretch II. :D I still favor the VG-10 one STR tricked out for me, but the Stretch II is my favorite straight production large folder, and about the only one I carry anymore.
Paul
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WTC # 1458 - 1504 - 1508 - Never Forget, Never Forgive!
Been there and done that.WORKER#9 wrote:Thin, light sharp. This is my favorite production knife right now. Perfect lock up and incredible build qaulity. Cuts through denim blue jeans like butter.
Note to self: when stropping off a wire edge on your denim pant leg pant pay close attention there are no elevated wrinkles in the fabric. I never even realized the fabric was cut until I saw it later.
A pant leg works good for stropping if you give it just a bit of titanium dioxide.
I tend to not do that anymore.
Not really all that slick 
