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Could anyone that has one already please post comparison pictures next to a delica or other popular spydes? Looking forward to getting this one!

Clip wrote:Love the blade shape.

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Now I am thinking why Spyderco didn't make any more knives with the same blade shape. I would to see 3.5" FFG worker with finger choil. I would change hadle a little, making it closer to Caly3.5 handle.

gbelleh wrote:If I can find the time!

What are you busy with? :D :D :D :D

bh49 wrote:+1
Now I am thinking why Spyderco didn't make any more knives with the same blade shape. I would to see 3.5" FFG worker with finger choil. I would change hadle a little, making it closer to Caly3.5 handle.

I think with a Caly 3.5 and a bit of careful, skilled grinder work you could have exactly what you seek Roman.

this is very interesting idea. Thank you

They look great!

bh49 wrote:+1
Now I am thinking why Spyderco didn't make any more knives with the same blade shape. I would to see 3.5" FFG worker with finger choil. I would change hadle a little, making it closer to Caly3.5 handle.


What are you busy with? :D :D :D :D

I could go for a larger version of the Worker as well, don't care for the ergonomics of the Caly series at all on the other hand. I believe I would prefer a design similar to the current design on the worker except lengthened if course.
Definitely throw the green G10 on it as well.

When I first got my worker, I was surprised at the blade thickness. I had to back and check the specs, the specs say 3mm blade. It seems wider than an Endura blade. Also, not pictured is the smaller opening hold on the Worker, but it operates well.

Finally got my Worker today! Aside from being a little gritty out of the box, it seems to be a fine specimen.

A couple quick pics...

Can someone please tell me if the hole on the Worker is sharp, or chamfered like the old days? Thanks.

Jazz wrote:Can someone please tell me if the hole on the Worker is sharp, or chamfered like the old days? Thanks.

I don't have an old one to compare to Jazz, but the edges on mine are fairly crisp. I would say it is somewhat sharp.

I want one of every model in this color!!!! I hope these stick around long enough for me to get the funds in order. Too many knives lately. I need to start selling stuff.

The blade shape is what got my attention for sure.

So the only thing different about this sprint run is the G-10 scales?

Well. The workers have not been made very many times or in a while so besides the rarity of dark green g10 the model is also not very common. I believe the point of the sprint was more to give us another worker. The CO1 worker was Spyderco's first knife and in many ways changed the knife world forever.

http://www.spydiewiki.com/index.php?title=C01_Worker" target="_blank

Good source of info if you haven't found it yet.

bearfacedkiller wrote:I want one of every model in this color!!!! I hope these stick around long enough for me to get the funds in order. Too many knives lately. I need to start selling stuff.

Its a 1500 piece sprint run so I wouldn't get to worried about finding one..

With that many being made they will be easy to get and prices won't go up for a good long while..

That is what I was thinking. I have bought so many knives lately and am trying to save for some other purchases and this one is gonna take me a while.

I love vg10 I think it a all around perfect steel for me.so who is going to make some aftermarket scales.cf or some burl would make this knife pop.im thinking burl!

xceptnl wrote:

Jazz wrote:Can someone please tell me if the hole on the Worker is sharp, or chamfered like the old days? Thanks.

I don't have an old one to compare to Jazz, but the edges on mine are fairly crisp. I would say it is somewhat sharp.

Thanks, bro.

endgame wrote:so who is going to make some aftermarket scales.cf or some burl would make this knife pop.im thinking burl!

Why would I want to replace dark green scales? :confused: :confused: :confused: :)

Im not fond of the g10 on it but I think it would look so nice with wood handles.