Spyderco Tour/Visit the Factory?
Posted: Mon Dec 25, 2000 12:00 am
Hello,
I am new to the Spyderco forum (but not to Bladeforums and Spyderco's) I live in CO and was wondering if it is a possibility to go to the Spyderco Factory in Golden, CO? Is there a tour that can be taken? Is there a Spyderco Factory store? (do they have every Spyderco's)? Any discounted prices? I would love to see it, and possibly meet Sal. Is any of this possible? Also what hours/times is it open (over the next few weeks maybe)?
Also for one of my Christmas Gifts I received the 204, this sharpener is AWESOME!!! I have been and will to continue to promote it as the best sharpener at my place of employment, A knife store (believe it or not) <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle> I spent the day working on it and sharpening different things around the house.
(Like other people have said, Sal you should consider a Career in acting) <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle> I have a few questions on it though:
If a knife is already sharp is it best to start part way through the 4 steeps (maybe on a finer stone) or is it best to just go through the complete process of sharpening regularly? (maybe with fewer strokes in the beginning)? Also is there any recent news on producing coarser or diamond grit stones for the 204? (not that I really need them just curious)
Thanks again, I have learned so much from you all on the Spyderco forum on BF and hope to continue to here. Thanks again for all the help so far,
mmtmatrix
I am new to the Spyderco forum (but not to Bladeforums and Spyderco's) I live in CO and was wondering if it is a possibility to go to the Spyderco Factory in Golden, CO? Is there a tour that can be taken? Is there a Spyderco Factory store? (do they have every Spyderco's)? Any discounted prices? I would love to see it, and possibly meet Sal. Is any of this possible? Also what hours/times is it open (over the next few weeks maybe)?
Also for one of my Christmas Gifts I received the 204, this sharpener is AWESOME!!! I have been and will to continue to promote it as the best sharpener at my place of employment, A knife store (believe it or not) <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle> I spent the day working on it and sharpening different things around the house.
(Like other people have said, Sal you should consider a Career in acting) <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle> I have a few questions on it though:
If a knife is already sharp is it best to start part way through the 4 steeps (maybe on a finer stone) or is it best to just go through the complete process of sharpening regularly? (maybe with fewer strokes in the beginning)? Also is there any recent news on producing coarser or diamond grit stones for the 204? (not that I really need them just curious)
Thanks again, I have learned so much from you all on the Spyderco forum on BF and hope to continue to here. Thanks again for all the help so far,
mmtmatrix