What Spyderco is in your pocket today??

[Coastal]

This guy's turn in the food-prep rotation. Impressions: delightful to hold, slices like crazy, not enough blade length (for food prep), one of the best ever in-pocket. No surprises here.

[FourStringFiend]

[vivi]

Trying something a little different with the tip.

(for whatever reason, my way old dell notebook is letting me see everyones photos again, after months of not)

Very Nice!
Still plenty "stabby" (lol, that term always makes me laugh), while having a more robust tip than straightening it all the way out...

Did you loose any blade length?

u.w.

Nope, exact same blade length. Wanted a slightly pointier tip on this Pacific but I didn't want to strip all the coating off the spine by doing by usual skinny tip mod.

My (H1) Pac Salt often serves as a "do it all" tool, more than any of my other folders. So digging, prying, stabbing ... is among the tasks I use it for, and so particularly on this knife I especially like the more robust, sheepsfooty "orgininal" tip.

But if I ever get an H1 Pac Salt in plain edge,I´ll probably try what you did here, Vivi (not with an SE tip though, I think)

That's something I like about the H1 saber ground Pacifics. I don't mind doing some light prying and other abusive tasks with them. I left the edge and tip slightly thicker on this one because it's a dedicated work knife and will get banged around from time to time.

Blade shape is working good so far.



Here's another view. Tried to make it flat and line up with the corner of the hollow grind.

[kennethsime]

[z1r]

(for whatever reason, my way old dell notebook is letting me see everyones photos again, after months of not)

Very Nice!
Still plenty "stabby" (lol, that term always makes me laugh), while having a more robust tip than straightening it all the way out...

Did you loose any blade length?

u.w.

Nope, exact same blade length. Wanted a slightly pointier tip on this Pacific but I didn't want to strip all the coating off the spine by doing by usual skinny tip mod.

My (H1) Pac Salt often serves as a "do it all" tool, more than any of my other folders. So digging, prying, stabbing ... is among the tasks I use it for, and so particularly on this knife I especially like the more robust, sheepsfooty "orgininal" tip.

But if I ever get an H1 Pac Salt in plain edge,I´ll probably try what you did here, Vivi (not with an SE tip though, I think)

That's something I like about the H1 saber ground Pacifics. I don't mind doing some light prying and other abusive tasks with them. I left the edge and tip slightly thicker on this one because it's a dedicated work knife and will get banged around from time to time.

Blade shape is working good so far.



Here's another view. Tried to make it flat and line up with the corner of the hollow grind.

I approve!

[RevMike]

Pac Salt with me on a little hike.
Here at the door of an old, ruinous mill I came across in the woods

That is exactly how horror movies start.
Did you knock?

[Mushroom]

Magnitude Monday

[mikey177]

Domino

[ThatGuyCF]

Old pic, same knife. Used it today to break down several large double thick shipping boxes into very small pieces. Not one bit of loss in sharpness. Stropped it a few times just for good measure, now it’s treetopping sharp. The sharpest I’ve ever been able to get a knife before. Gotta love Rex 45!

[Cheddarnut]

I found a cool rock so...yeah.

So you’re going for serrated handles now too i see :)

[Evil D]

I found a cool rock so...yeah.

So you’re going for serrated handles now too i see :)

Lol it appears so. Actually the Autonomy is one of the only finger grooved handles I've ever had that actually fits my fingers, I really love it.

[Wartstein]

Old pic, same knife. Used it today to break down several large double thick shipping boxes into very small pieces. Not one bit of loss in sharpness. Stropped it a few times just for good measure, now it’s treetopping sharp. The sharpest I’ve ever been able to get a knife before. Gotta love Rex 45!

Agreed !

I also carry the Rex 45 Manix LW today... and happen to still have that older pic with a similar theme as yours: This knife in the snowy woods...

[Makunochimaster]

[Manixguy@1994]

Native S110V lwt. Peaking out of Bluebird house . MG2

[vivi]

This guy's turn in the food-prep rotation. Impressions: delightful to hold, slices like crazy, not enough blade length (for food prep), one of the best ever in-pocket. No surprises here.

if you haven't tried one, check out the serrated zcut. thin and serrated like the ukpk but with a longer edge.

[kobold]

[JRinFL]

^ Posting from our future!

That blue is still fantastic.

[Makunochimaster]

Native S110V lwt

my Native s110v frn have no Sal's emblem on blade
made 02.2020 (letters BT on box)

[Manixguy@1994]

Native S110V lwt

my Native s110v frn have no Sal's emblem on blade
made 02.2020 (letters BT on box)
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I don’t know exact date for the initials. If it was missed that would make it very unique ! Dan

[Makunochimaster]

I don’t know exact date for the initials. If it was missed that would make it very unique ! Dan

Mr. Dan, what is date of manufacture on Your s110v Native (on box see 2 letters)