Shout out to Taichung!

[vilePossum]

Have had taichung knives as well, they were always perfectly executed. But in this day and age I don't care where my stuff is made, as long as I am satisfied with its quality.

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[RamZar]

I'm a big fan of the high-quality Spyderco Taichung folders: Spyderco's Taichung (Taiwan) Folders.

 

[Sunyata]

 

[Climb14er]

Its Spyderco K2, collaboration with UK knife maker Farid Mehr made in Taichung factory with CPM 10V steel. Awesome knife!

Do you know circa when it was released and sold to public? Just checked it out... that's a big knife! Thank you.

 

[hoimin]

Do you know circa when it was released and sold to public? Looks like either a liner or frame lock? Do you know the size and dimensions? Thank you.

http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=899

Came out the same time as the Slysz Bowie (Q4 2014). Discontinued this year.

 

[blades&wrenches]

Domino!

 

[bflying]

Here's my shout to Taichung. Only a few, but not sure if I got all of them. The Domino was my first Spyder. So I started out spoiled, and with very high expectations of any more that may come my way in the future. So I kept buying. [emoji56][emoji41]. But these Taichung's get the most pocket time. All the others seem to stay in the display cabinet, except for the PM2, that one is near perfect and stays out for use.

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[craytab]

The Taichung knives I have are excellent.

 

[naturalist]

two trusted Tai Chungs


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[naturalist]

PPT Perrin is my favorite, i cant resist to have the sprint run [emoji16]

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[naturalist]

Another two from Tai Chung, one has titanium spacer

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