And I am very happy with both. The video is great, a picture literally speaks a 1000 words. I really think the video is very well made. The instructions are clear and soft spoken, very nice. No 'amazing discovery' demos on cutting performance or anything. ofcourse the 'amazing discovery' is to use the sharpmaker and see the results. After a few first attempts, I already got a very nice edge on some of my knives that needed a good sharpening. It was especially nice to see the video included in the packaging of the 204, I was already worried I had to send in a card as well, from Holland. I am going to show this video to some of my friends, it's not purely an instruction video. But it also shows what's involved in a good knife and some of the history behind it. That is also the main reason I like the little brochure that was included, it doesn't just describe the Spyderco line, but also explains the materials and how a knife is made. A great tool to introduce non knife people to knives.
I think I am completely won over
, in factory knives, I only want Spyderco!
The plain edge Military I finally bought is awesome, it totally replaces my AFCK. The ergonomics on the Military are much better for my hands. Now, I want that Junior Military model, fully serrated it would make a nice companion to my military, when can it be expected?
I think I am completely won over
The plain edge Military I finally bought is awesome, it totally replaces my AFCK. The ergonomics on the Military are much better for my hands. Now, I want that Junior Military model, fully serrated it would make a nice companion to my military, when can it be expected?