If you could only have one spyderco....
G10 Delica. VG10 is a great all round steel. These were made to last (not that most spydies aren't). Good all round size which isn't a surprise considering the popularity of the Delica. Can be a work knife or a "dress" knife. The handle is very comfortable for me at least and I like G-10 with liners.
After that it would be my CF ZDP Stretch for mostely the same reasons (ZDP is a little more difficult to work with and the peel ply CF is actually a little better than the G10 equivalent)
These are alwasy very tough threads to answer
After that it would be my CF ZDP Stretch for mostely the same reasons (ZDP is a little more difficult to work with and the peel ply CF is actually a little better than the G10 equivalent)
These are alwasy very tough threads to answer
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Ken,kbuzbee wrote:Same answer I've provided recently... One of these two:
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Have you noticed any loss of opening smoothness with the patina / oxidation under the pivot? I was just curious how your well used SB Caly felt now?
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I'm not Ken but my SB Caly gets carried often too and has a bit less patina than Ken's. If anything, it has become smoother with constant use.xceptnl wrote:Ken,
Have you noticed any loss of opening smoothness with the patina / oxidation under the pivot? I was just curious how your well used SB Caly felt now?
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I'm not Ken but my SB Caly gets carried often too and has a bit less patina than Ken's. If anything, it has become smoother with constant use. I like the SB Caly so much I got a pre-need replacement.xceptnl wrote:Ken,
Have you noticed any loss of opening smoothness with the patina / oxidation under the pivot? I was just curious how your well used SB Caly felt now?
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xceptnl wrote:Ken,
Have you noticed any loss of opening smoothness with the patina / oxidation under the pivot? I was just curious how your well used SB Caly felt now?
Exactly this! It's buttery smooth.chuck_roxas45 wrote:I'm not Ken but my SB Caly gets carried often too and has a bit less patina than Ken's. If anything, it has become smoother with constant use.
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my Caly SB is super smooth as well. it has a nice patina too. If i could only have 1 spydie for office carrie it would be my caly SB. for non work carry, only 1 spydie i would choose my Para2 M390 no question.
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It would have to be the Sage I, because it's between other knives that I can't do without. Sage I is so very well made, details are all covered. The shape of the blade (leaf) is ideal for a ton of different tasks. Low texture carbon fiber scales are just right to the hand. Low rider clip. :D
Of course I CAN have other Spydercos :cool: so :
For dress - Chaparral
For scalpel - Calypso Jr ZDP
For a thin longer reach - Stretch ZDP
For a heavy work - Gayle Bradley CPM M4*
I can't do without these knives
*Of course M4 is scalpel like as well.
Of course I CAN have other Spydercos :cool: so :
For dress - Chaparral
For scalpel - Calypso Jr ZDP
For a thin longer reach - Stretch ZDP
For a heavy work - Gayle Bradley CPM M4*
I can't do without these knives
*Of course M4 is scalpel like as well.
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It would be the Spyderco Military in PE. Which steel for the blade or material for the handle is not an issue as far as I'm concerned... bottomline is that it would be the Military PE.
It would be the Spyderco Military in PE. Which steel for the blade or material for the handle is not an issue as far as I'm concerned... bottomline is that it would be the Military PE.
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I've never had a Calypso Jr but only heard great things about it. The other knives lead by the Sage 1 is about as nice a set of user knives as there is in the world. Other planets may have a better set but not this one. :) Well I just got the Sage 4 a couple of months ago which I'd include the the knives you mentioned are great, ending with the GBgull wing wrote:It would have to be the Sage I, because it's between other knives that I can't do without. Sage I is so very well made, details are all covered. The shape of the blade (leaf) is ideal for a ton of different tasks. Low texture carbon fiber scales are just right to the hand. Low rider clip. :D
Of course I CAN have other Spydercos :cool: so :
For dress - Chaparral
For scalpel - Calypso Jr ZDP
For a thin longer reach - Stretch ZDP
For a heavy work - Gayle Bradley CPM M4*
I can't do without these knives
*Of course M4 is scalpel like as well.
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An option such as the only "one" doesn't exist for me. It woud depend on the circumstances. If we were all left with nothing mine would be the Temp2, capable in a variety of tasks :)
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