"New RARE Spyderco Ladybug Carbon Fiber"
"New RARE Spyderco Ladybug Carbon Fiber"
http://cgi.ebay.com/New-RARE-Spyderco-L ... 3caddc3822
Explain to me again why I don't start drinking earlier? sigh. :rolleyes:
Explain to me again why I don't start drinking earlier? sigh. :rolleyes:
The original Ladybug has been made with carbon fiber and is pretty rare. From reading his auction, he has a store and has several other older Ladybug models with other colors. He could have just mixed up the picture.Blerv wrote:http://cgi.ebay.com/New-RARE-Spyderco-L ... 3caddc3822
Explain to me again why I don't start drinking earlier? sigh. :rolleyes:
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My thoughts exactly. I just asked him which was wrong, pic or description.Ted wrote:The original Ladybug has been made with carbon fiber and is pretty rare. From reading his auction, he has a store and has several other older Ladybug models with other colors. He could have just mixed up the picture.
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Looks like he's just taken off the misleading picture ... wondering now if he'll add the real ones :D
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Yep, here's his response to me:ChrisR wrote:Looks like he's just taken off the misleading picture ... wondering now if he'll add the real ones :D
So it certainly appears to have been an honest mistake. Has happened before to others folks starting multiple auctions at the same time.Thank you for your visit to our store. Very sory for the photo mix-up the actual item is the Carbon Fiber scaled Ladybug. We had accidently posted the FRN photos, We do appreciate the alert. We have removed the photos until we can get the proper photos posted. Thanks again for the alert and also the visit to our store.
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Looks like he put it up with the new pictures as an auction...
http://cgi.ebay.com/New-Rare-Spyderco-L ... 3cade4a2e1
http://cgi.ebay.com/New-Rare-Spyderco-L ... 3cade4a2e1
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Looks like he's posted it with the correct pictures as an auction...
http://cgi.ebay.com/New-Rare-Spyderco-L ... 3cade4a2e1
http://cgi.ebay.com/New-Rare-Spyderco-L ... 3cade4a2e1
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He posted it with the correct pictures as an auction...
http://cgi.ebay.com/New-Rare-Spyderco-L ... 3cade4a2e1
http://cgi.ebay.com/New-Rare-Spyderco-L ... 3cade4a2e1
Blimey ... looks like an old Phillips-head wood screw :eek: Have they ever been used on a Spyderco - or is this a Franken-spyder? :rolleyes:dialex wrote:I was living under the impression that the CF model has a riveted pivot, just like all Ladybugs... :confused:
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dialex wrote:I was living under the impression that the CF model has a riveted pivot, just like all Ladybugs... :confused:
If that's the case, then mine is too...ChrisR wrote:Blimey ... looks like an old Phillips-head wood screw :eek: Have they ever been used on a Spyderco - or is this a Franken-spyder? :rolleyes:dialex wrote:I was living under the impression that the CF model has a riveted pivot, just like all Ladybugs... :confused:
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Ok ... looks good to me then ... just it seems odd to have that kind of screw head on a Spydie :)
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Same type screw is used for the lockbar pivot and backspacer on the larger CF knives from that era (Cricket, Dragonfly, Delica, Police, Civilian)ChrisR wrote:Ok ... looks good to me then ... just it seems odd to have that kind of screw head on a Spydie :)
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Ahh, I see - perhaps there was some kind of technical reason to use those screws at that time, with CF ... interesting :) I think I still prefer Torx :D
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They were also used on at least some of the G-10 knives of that era as well. Believe my G-10 Police, Rookie, and Harpy have them. Torx may not have existed 12 years ago, at least not in miniature screw sizes. Also, for any given size screw, both Torx and Allen have the disadvantage of weakening the screw compared with Phillips.ChrisR wrote:Ahh, I see - perhaps there was some kind of technical reason to use those screws at that time, with CF ... interesting :) I think I still prefer Torx :D
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Ah, so your the one who snagged those other two!! He puts the statement (albiet in pretty fine print all the way down at the bottom) that most of his knives are shipped without boxes unless you ask, but at a higher shipping rate. I asked him how much extra it would to send the boxes and he just said don't worry about it and sent them anyways.Wevil wrote:I bought 2 new in box jesters from this seller recently. When they arrived there were no boxes? When I contacted him about this he offered to sell me boxes for them at $13 each with $5 postage. Not exactly a stand up seller.
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i got 6 things in 1 week form him. last week. cf ladybug was one. plus i bought some old ladybugs for a buddy. he is an old man, talks alot. "the old days" story alot. he over nighted both ways, at his exspense a screw up once. to make it right. he is a great seller. i got one of those pink jesters too bro. :) i leave postive feedback every time. well if i remember. he has an old stock supply of hundreds of old great spydies. all nib.
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