I'm a sad knife owner today.

The superb customer service, and beautiful knives are the reason that a Spyderco knife will always be in my pocket.
 
Sal Glesser said:
Thanx for the kind words. We try.

Great pics Savage, thanx.

I decided that the major problem was the skeleton hole at the hilt. This reduced the amount of material capable of absornbing the hit. We'll be removing the first hole on the next run.

Thanx for the opportunity to "improve the breed".

sal
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Oh great...Now I'm gonna have to save up for another.:p
 
Sal Glesser said:
Thanx for the kind words. We try.

Great pics Savage, thanx.

I decided that the major problem was the skeleton hole at the hilt. This reduced the amount of material capable of absornbing the hit. We'll be removing the first hole on the next run.

Thanx for the opportunity to "improve the breed".

sal
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Good to know Sal, keep up the great work :thumbup:.

Canis
 
Hey Savage,

your tag is very nice. Where does it come from?

"The forest is my chapel.The trees are the pillars and walls of an endless cathedral.The wind in the trees is my choir.The land gives me water for my thirst and food for my famine.My blades grant me safe passage,give me food and make my shelter.Survival is my religion and I am it's disciple"

Gail and regularly visit our local Bristlecone Pine forest, a natural church at 11,000 feet with inhabitants that are 1600 years old. We just got back from a short visit to the majestic Coastal Redwoods in Northern California. Trees are special "creatures".

sal
 
I wrote it one day trying to think of something to post on a heavy metal forum of all places to voice my love of the outdoors.I kept it on as my sig line here.
 
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