Delica blade replacement

Speedwagon

Speedwagon

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Hi folks, I'm new to the forum and fairly new to EDC knives. I used to carry a cheap knife in my pocket occasionally and recently came on an accident scene where I wished I had it in my pocket and didn't. Now I have several EDCs and carry one at all times along with a P365.
My grandson gave me a Delica 4 as a Christmas present so as you can guess, that's my main carry. The knife has a combination edge and I prefer the plain edge. Is there a way I can replace that blade with a plain edge? Thanks for any insight.
Looking forward to increasing my knowledge and collection of knives on this forum!
 
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I don't belive spyderco replaces blades

You might have to just buy the model you want
 
Definitely not a factory option but you could always post in the want to buy section. Someone may have broken a handle and have a spare blade.
 
Buy it and swap the blades at least part will be from the gift knife. 2nd option send it josh at razors edge knives and he can mod it to full straight edge and I personally guarantee you it’ll be awesome
 
This would be a great and low risk way to try out the exchange forum. Buy the knife you want and sell the one you don't. Myself though I'd probably keep the combo edge for sentimental reasons. I also have used a combo edge Delica at work before and it was honestly quite useful.
 
They're about $80. Maybe consider just buying a plain edge?

Combination edge knives cut through clothing and seat belts much easier.
 
Speedwagon said:
So, maybe I need to rethink this. I do keep my knives very sharp with a KME system I have. Gonna look into it more.
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Keep it as an emergency knife, and carry a plain edged Dragonfly or Delica as a user. This will keep your sentimental gift in good shape, also.

Just a suggestion! I fully understand some people don't want to carry two knives.
 
I agree with buying a second knife if you want plain edge. You could also buy a sharpmaker and that would be a way to keep the serrated portion sharp.
 
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