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Alright, am I losing my marbles or are there some special serrations on that spyder?
I would sell him a gift certificate for a knife made to her specs with delivery sometime next yearI'm being talked out of my EDC....a guy at work who nabbed a chef's knife from me last year in a charity benefit I did last year, thinks I can just "Whip up" a matching pairing knife just a couple weeks before Christmas, for another gift for his wife...... Haha. :/
I told him the best I could do is offer up my Non-matching mesquite handled EDC. it's sorta like a pairing knife?
I'm still a little reluctant, as I made it for Myself, and it makes me think that a maker really doesn't Own anything....."what we can touch is just temporary" or something like that. Idk?
-So that leaves me going back to my older one. It's Good D2, but handle heavy, and I drop it Alot.
Why can't it be both?Alright, am I losing my marbles or are there some special serrations on that spyder?
I would sell him a gift certificate for a knife made to her specs with delivery sometime next year![]()
Why can't it be both?
Alright, am I losing my marbles or are there some special serrations on that spyder?
Thank youNice job on that folder....![]()
Those look far superior to the stock serrations.Not losing your marbles. I had this one for over a decade while working on drilling rigs. Reground it to a high hollow and the serrations after work changed. Cuts significantly better through material.
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It does create less hand fatigue since the change. Will need to run it through marine ropes to truly test it, but not close to a coast any longer. For general lake boating I enjoy it above stock.Those look far superior to the stock serrations.