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I spent a fortune at Blade show, so some knives gotta go! Im pricing these fairly, but feel free to make an offer. Prices include PP fees and priority shipping, USA only.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/xLHKhxVm2ujiq8EX9
1) Spyderco PM2 digicam DLC. Very lightly used. Origins edge and still factory sharp, but there are some scratches on the DLC. This is a hand picked example with excellent bevels and grinds, and perfect drop shut action and solid lockup. Never adjusted or tuned.
$110
2) Spyderco Delica, modded with black-blue Rit dye fade and clip point blade profile. Looks and performs like a small paramilitary. Check out the pics for details. Never used or disassembled.
SOLD
4) BRNO BORN Dogleg Midtech Auto. Has been used and sharpened. Also, I attempted to add a lanyard hole and failed miserably. Apparently none of the drill bits at Lowe’s are good enough to cut stainless steel because I tried 4 different ones. A very specialized one is needed. Anyways, there is an ugly hole in the back of the knife. See pictures. Action and lockup are still excellent. These are hand fit and hand tuned by Stan Moizis and it packs a nice kick. He sells them for $325, when and if he ever makes them again.
(3.3” blade, D2 steel, G10 scales w/ blackened steel bolsters)
$240 ——> $210!!
5) Trash Panda Framelock. This is not a midtech, this is a “production” framelock, but it is 100% hand made by knife maker Aaron Frederick. He makes every piece except the hardware and thumb stud, if I remember correctly. I was so impressed with his knives at Blade Show that I picked one up and used it in order to give an honest review. He makes a wicked knife. It’s lightly used, but I did not sharpen it and the edge still has life in it. VERY smooth action and tight lockup with a little bit of lock stick that is cured by some graphite. I picked this one out of several and Aaron told me it was probably the best one as well. He sold these for $325 at his table.
(3” blade, Ti liner/frame, maroon micarta scale, bead blasted Ti, cpm154)
SPF
https://photos.app.goo.gl/xLHKhxVm2ujiq8EX9
Feel free to ask for pics and questions!
https://photos.app.goo.gl/xLHKhxVm2ujiq8EX9
1) Spyderco PM2 digicam DLC. Very lightly used. Origins edge and still factory sharp, but there are some scratches on the DLC. This is a hand picked example with excellent bevels and grinds, and perfect drop shut action and solid lockup. Never adjusted or tuned.
$110
2) Spyderco Delica, modded with black-blue Rit dye fade and clip point blade profile. Looks and performs like a small paramilitary. Check out the pics for details. Never used or disassembled.
SOLD
4) BRNO BORN Dogleg Midtech Auto. Has been used and sharpened. Also, I attempted to add a lanyard hole and failed miserably. Apparently none of the drill bits at Lowe’s are good enough to cut stainless steel because I tried 4 different ones. A very specialized one is needed. Anyways, there is an ugly hole in the back of the knife. See pictures. Action and lockup are still excellent. These are hand fit and hand tuned by Stan Moizis and it packs a nice kick. He sells them for $325, when and if he ever makes them again.
(3.3” blade, D2 steel, G10 scales w/ blackened steel bolsters)
$240 ——> $210!!
5) Trash Panda Framelock. This is not a midtech, this is a “production” framelock, but it is 100% hand made by knife maker Aaron Frederick. He makes every piece except the hardware and thumb stud, if I remember correctly. I was so impressed with his knives at Blade Show that I picked one up and used it in order to give an honest review. He makes a wicked knife. It’s lightly used, but I did not sharpen it and the edge still has life in it. VERY smooth action and tight lockup with a little bit of lock stick that is cured by some graphite. I picked this one out of several and Aaron told me it was probably the best one as well. He sold these for $325 at his table.
(3” blade, Ti liner/frame, maroon micarta scale, bead blasted Ti, cpm154)
SPF
https://photos.app.goo.gl/xLHKhxVm2ujiq8EX9
Feel free to ask for pics and questions!
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