
Jester..
Jester and Spin..
How about a jester with a better blade like a VG10???
I wish the Spin had more hump in the back with ridges for thumb push.

IIRC Sal mentioned they would be doing that. Take a gander at the Spin, it's tiny and has a VG-10 blade.
Just saw your edit.
Personally I like the Jester's grooves at the tip and the three finger grooves on the handle. For many guys the Jester is too small to get those three fingers on. I wish the Spin had the 3 finger grip that the Jester does, I still try and hold the Spin with 3, even though it doesn't work quite as well as the Jester.
I wonder if the Spin clip (or any other small working clip) would be able to be added to the VG-10 Jesters, I'd love that.
Just saw your edit.
Personally I like the Jester's grooves at the tip and the three finger grooves on the handle. For many guys the Jester is too small to get those three fingers on. I wish the Spin had the 3 finger grip that the Jester does, I still try and hold the Spin with 3, even though it doesn't work quite as well as the Jester.
I wonder if the Spin clip (or any other small working clip) would be able to be added to the VG-10 Jesters, I'd love that.
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HAHA, I really doubt you have to worry Zen, I don't actually think there would ever be a clip on one of these babies (amazing collection by the way :cool: ). As for the steel upgrade, I am looking forward to that as much as any other knife news I've heard in a long time! Now back to looking at all those Jesters........ :rolleyes:
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Short answer: super rare on ebay.Dannyvi wrote:Nice collection, Zen ! Now, how do I get that one with the spider web? :)
Long answer: Welllllllll, there used to be a great ebay seller who commissioned Spyderco to engrave them...and of course the seller sold them on ebay. That seller disappeared about 6 months ago, I believe named Razorsharpknives. Deacon or Rock correct me if I'm wrong (or others who remember). You can commission :spyder: yourself, but I believe the set up is $50. Obviously you have to supply the knife/knives for the engraving, not sure of other details.
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ZH, your explaination is correct. The only part I'm not sure of is the last. Since the design is a "stock" Spyderco one, I'm not certain if the set-up fee applies, or if there would just be a per-piece charge for the actual engraving. IIRC, the set-up fee is only for custom designs. Joyce or Kristi should be able to give a definitive answer to that.
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Oh now that is a tantalizing thought, part two of that question is if we can provide our own knife for the service or do we have to buy from SFO?The Deacon wrote:ZH, your explaination is correct. The only part I'm not sure of is the last. Since the design is a "stock" Spyderco one, I'm not certain if the set-up fee applies, or if there would just be a per-piece charge for the actual engraving. IIRC, the set-up fee is only for custom designs. Joyce or Kristi should be able to give a definitive answer to that.
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Not sure, imagine that might be more of a headache for them. But perhaps the order could be placed through your regular dealer, which would really be the best way to do it.zenheretic wrote:Oh now that is a tantalizing thought, part two of that question is if we can provide our own knife for the service or do we have to buy from SFO?
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I'd go for that...and the dealer gets a bit too so it is a win, win, win situation.The Deacon wrote:Not sure, imagine that might be more of a headache for them. But perhaps the order could be placed through your regular dealer, which would really be the best way to do it.
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So would ISlvgx wrote:
I wonder if the Spin clip (or any other small working clip) would be able to be added to the VG-10 Jesters, I'd love that.

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You might try attaching a Photon with a medium diameter split ring (I used one a little smaller than a dime) to the lanyard hole of you Spin. Adds a nice chunk for your third finger to grab on to without really adding any weight or much bulk.Slvgx wrote: Personally I like the Jester's grooves at the tip and the three finger grooves on the handle. For many guys the Jester is too small to get those three fingers on. I wish the Spin had the 3 finger grip that the Jester does, I still try and hold the Spin with 3, even though it doesn't work quite as well as the Jester.
Sorry that the pic isn't any better.

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Nice idea RG! A shortcut for us who are fob weaving challenged. :Drevolvergeek wrote:You might try attaching a Photon with a medium diameter split ring (I used one a little smaller than a dime) to the lanyard hole of you Spin. Adds a nice chunk for your third finger to grab on to without really adding any weight or much bulk.
Sorry that the pic isn't any better.
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