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- phillipsted
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phillipsted wrote:Nicely done, David. That makes the RockLobster a much different knife! I, too, wish I had snagged one of these on close out somewhere.
TedP
Thanks Ted! I haven't stopped carrying it since I finished it. It really has surprised me how much it has won me over. It has proven to be probably the most well rounded knife I own if you can believe that, even more so than my beloved Para/Manix 2. It's mostly because it has a good half inch more blade length so it works so much better for food prep. All I could ask for is a 50/50 choil in there somehow, but it would totally throw off the simple clean lines of it. It's also rekindling my love of VG10..it's a steel that's easy to take for granted with all the super steels coming out left and right, but it really is a near perfect neutral steel.
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- senorsquare
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Never cared much for the blue para scales so I swapped them with a camo para. I'm liking this M390/camo variation.
Untitled by senorsquare, on Flickr
Untitled by senorsquare, on Flickr
- einstein2001
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Flattened the spine a bit on my Endura.
Pointy :D
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Southard, Techno, Sage 2, Gayle Bradley
Super Blue Caly 3, Caly 3.5, Endura and G10 Ladybug
ZDP-189 G10 Dragonfly, ZDP-189 Nishijin Dragonfly
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-Brandon
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Southard, Techno, Sage 2, Gayle Bradley
Super Blue Caly 3, Caly 3.5, Endura and G10 Ladybug
ZDP-189 G10 Dragonfly, ZDP-189 Nishijin Dragonfly
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-Brandon
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Hello folks, it took my since Monday (Thursday night now) but I literally read every single post in this 74+ page thread. There are so many beautiful knives here, it inspired me to do a few mods to several of my knives (I don't have photo hosting ability to share pics ) On my purple Delica4 I filed a pattern into the lock bar and stone washed the clip (and since I had it apart I also polished the PB washers (which I was pleasantly surprised to find, I expected nylon) and coated it all in a layer of Super Lube. I also replaced the lock dampener on my Kershaw cryo with a 38SPL shell casing and removed the Ti coating from the blade, before taking those projects on I started with a few things to a coupl'a CRKT's as well, overall a busy day but I feel very satisfied. Keep up the awesome work, this thread gives me so much to aspire towards as I get more and more knives, I know one thing, unless its a major collectors item I will be filing every back lock bar I get, a free mod that looks that awesome, yet another reason I love spyderco!
I have one question, I love the idea of only needing a single tool to disassembel my delica, where are you guys sourcing T9 head screws of the correct size/thread pitch to replace all the T6's in the handle/clip? Is therean Internet seller I should use or just go to my local fastenall? Can anyone tell me the size & thread pitch I need?
I have one question, I love the idea of only needing a single tool to disassembel my delica, where are you guys sourcing T9 head screws of the correct size/thread pitch to replace all the T6's in the handle/clip? Is therean Internet seller I should use or just go to my local fastenall? Can anyone tell me the size & thread pitch I need?
- Cheddarnut
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There is a type of copper that blackens instead of greens over time , this would be a good option I'm having something made with it now .noseoil wrote:Only trouble with brass & copper would be the soft nature of both & oxidation. They would both look nice at first, but over time would change, dull and shift in color. That may be why there aren't more out there in brass & copper, and also why aluminum & titanium are fairly popular now. Aluminum, while relatively soft, can be anodized for a tougher finish & titanium, well.....
Although from what I've researched it's from very old copper and not sure if the process would violate current health and safety issues .
**** H&S rules :D , I have brass liners on a custom and they are very heavy btw no change yet to the colour a year in iirc maybe off slightly in time ?.
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- BOOMER52
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Just finished developing the CNC files for the Paramilitary 2... this was one on the grail list to create G-code for. The liner lock over travel pocket and pockets for the nested liners created a challenge for a sufficient surface carving depth for textures and designs...!
I'm waiting on delivery of the longer 2-56 Torx screws needed for the pocket clip. That's why it's absent...
I'm waiting on delivery of the longer 2-56 Torx screws needed for the pocket clip. That's why it's absent...