Spyderco Tie Clipit Survey, Survey Links added to the front page

[Spark]

Hey All!

You now have a chance to make the decision about what finish you would like the Spyderco BladeForums.com Tie Clipit knife to be finished in; either Abalone or Stainless.

Simply go to http://www.BladeForums.com and click on the "Surveys" link, and you will be taken to the currently active surveys.

Thanks for your continued support!

Spark

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Kevin Jon Schlossberg
SysOp and Administrator for BladeForums.com

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[bagman]

Spark, do we have any idea of cost or will that depend on the material?



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Harvey Wareham

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[Frank]

Oops. I'll go over to the survey now.
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Frank
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[Spark]

It will depend on the material chosen, but we will keep the cost as low as possible.

Spark

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Kevin Jon Schlossberg
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[bald1]

Spark,

Again, my thanks for getting the survey up and running. Response looks pretty good so far.

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-=[Bob]=-

Bald is beautiful! Rub a dome for luck today!

 

[Kodiak PA]

Bob or Spark......uhmm, what's Abalone?
:O

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~Greg~


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[Mike Turber]

Abalone looks similar to pearl. It is the inside of an Abalone shell. It is usually multi colored and very pretty.

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[bald1]

Greg,

Here's a link to a knife (interframe folder) which shows abalone inlays rather well. Hope this helps!

http://www.agrussell.com/agrussell/ag221-3.jpg



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-=[Bob]=-

Bald is beautiful! Rub a dome for luck today!

 

[Kodiak PA]

Bob & Mike, a picture is worth a thousand words, thanks.

 

[Nakano 2]

Stainless, for cost reasons. It might reach more of the knife market. Or maybe both if Sal decides.

L8r,
Nakano

 

[Spark]

Make sure you vote in the survey as well, Nakano, so that way we have a count on which everyone prefers.

Spark

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Kevin Jon Schlossberg
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