Or a Delica 4?I actually wish more knives had no liners at all. Something like a Military though I understand it needs to be more beefy but why does something lightweight like a Caly 3 need steel liners?
Or a Delica 4?I actually wish more knives had no liners at all. Something like a Military though I understand it needs to be more beefy but why does something lightweight like a Caly 3 need steel liners?
Or a Delica 4?
Rant on:
That's something I'll never truly understand. People whine and complain about what they want Spyderco to start doing to their knives, to make them better (adding steel liners, using PB washers, using XXX steel) and then they whine and complain about it when Spyderco listens to them and actually does it.
Rant off:
Regards,
3G
Rant on:
That's something I'll never truly understand. People whine and complain about what they want Spyderco to start doing to their knives, to make them better (adding steel liners, using PB washers, using XXX steel) and then they whine and complain about it when Spyderco listens to them and actually does it.
Rant off:
Regards,
3G
I'll see your 2 and raise 1. Keep them as light as is reasonably possible. That means nested liners with plenty of holes and FRN. HSLD. You do know what HSLD stands for correct?and that 2 cents is:
NO THANKS! I dont like em. The weight savings is insignificant, in fact i PREFER heavier folders.
my 2 cents, your milage might vary.
good day.
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Because that (nested, skeletonized, steel liners) is specifically what people (here and on other forums) asked for back when Sal sought out end line user input for improvements to be made to the Delica and Endura line.
Rant on:
That's something I'll never truly understand. People whine and complain about what they want Spyderco to start doing to their knives, to make them better (adding steel liners, using PB washers, using XXX steel) and then they whine and complain about it when Spyderco listens to them and actually does it.
It is very difficult to CLEAN medium/small folders with skeletonized liners.
Are you sure they are the same people?
It is very difficult to CLEAN medium/small folders with skeletonized liners. Spyderco could, perhaps, provide a small brush in the form of "L" to make cleaning easier.
It is not problem for people who collect knives or are excited about a handle color, but never use it seriously.
Franco
I really like skeletonized liners.
For the most part every knife with steel liners can be taken apart so cleaning shouldn't be a problem. The one knife that I can think of as an exception would be the Caly 3. Since it's got only a removeable pivot and the rest of the knife is pinned.
If I'm going to use a knife for a task that I may get a bunch of crap in the liners I will use an FRN knife like the Spyderco Pacific Salt or the old school Delica or Endura.
Just my $.02![]()
Bushman5,
My rant was not aimed at you, Sir. It was a general sort of rant. Just wanted to make sure you knew that.
Regards,
3G[/QUOTE
hey i'm not a Sir, i work for a living!![]()
no worries my fellow blade nut!:thumbup:
Bushman5,
My rant was not aimed at you, Sir. It was a general sort of rant. Just wanted to make sure you knew that.
Regards,
3G[/QUOTE
hey i'm not a Sir, i work for a living!![]()
no worries my fellow blade nut!:thumbup:
Any time I go on a ROTC paintball trip i will usually address the feild owners and staff members as sir and its pretty funny how i almost always hear that comment.
I wonder if you called a homeless man sir would he be like bingo you got me im unemployed..![]()