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(here is a link to the original thread for reference https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/the-traveling-spyderco-delica.1420403/ )
Greetings, Spyderfolk! I think it's time to bring back a tradition that a lot of people enjoyed. That is, the Travelling Delica!
The idea here is that the Delica will be shipped out from one forum member to another, and its carry and tasks across the land will be documented here with pictures. Each forum member should have the Delica for a couple weeks or so until it is passed onto another. Hopefully this will go on for several months until the decision is made that a given Delica will return to its home. After this, if someone else wants to offer their own Travelling Delica, they'll email me and I'll pass the reigns onto them.
I think this event will help tighten our community in a positive way, so have fun!
The Rules:
Firstly, these few rules help to prevent Delicas from turning up missing:
** In order to participate, a user must have positive feedback ratings from the Exchange OR have any current paid membership.
Exceptions can be made if you are a trusted, long time member.
** United States addresses, only, please. International Customs is a dangerous place for knives, and it'd hold up the show.
As a temporary home for a Delica, you have specific responsibilities:
** You are to pay for shipping to a new member, with tracking.
** The Delica will leave your possession in similar condition as it arrived.
** If something breaks, contact the original owner to talk about getting it fixed.
If you would like to participate and agree with the rules, please email me at:
paviac1@email.arizona.edu
Or send me a PM
To start off, I offer my own Delica, a Clipit model named Rupert!
Rupert has been around the block, as he's part of the first generation of Delicas. But, as many old folks do, now he wants to go see the country!
Ready to go with a slick convex edge in his AUS-8 steel and his teeth nice and sharp, Rupert wants to tackle your EDC tasks wherever you may be!
His lanyard/fob helps keep Rupert looking unique, so he can easily be recognized anywhere on the Forum and even other places on the internet, so please don't remove it.
His plastic clip isn't as fragile as people might think, but some care should still be taken.
Let's get him on the road!
Greetings, Spyderfolk! I think it's time to bring back a tradition that a lot of people enjoyed. That is, the Travelling Delica!
The idea here is that the Delica will be shipped out from one forum member to another, and its carry and tasks across the land will be documented here with pictures. Each forum member should have the Delica for a couple weeks or so until it is passed onto another. Hopefully this will go on for several months until the decision is made that a given Delica will return to its home. After this, if someone else wants to offer their own Travelling Delica, they'll email me and I'll pass the reigns onto them.
I think this event will help tighten our community in a positive way, so have fun!
The Rules:
Firstly, these few rules help to prevent Delicas from turning up missing:
** In order to participate, a user must have positive feedback ratings from the Exchange OR have any current paid membership.
Exceptions can be made if you are a trusted, long time member.
** United States addresses, only, please. International Customs is a dangerous place for knives, and it'd hold up the show.
As a temporary home for a Delica, you have specific responsibilities:
** You are to pay for shipping to a new member, with tracking.
** The Delica will leave your possession in similar condition as it arrived.
** If something breaks, contact the original owner to talk about getting it fixed.
If you would like to participate and agree with the rules, please email me at:
paviac1@email.arizona.edu
Or send me a PM
To start off, I offer my own Delica, a Clipit model named Rupert!
Rupert has been around the block, as he's part of the first generation of Delicas. But, as many old folks do, now he wants to go see the country!
Ready to go with a slick convex edge in his AUS-8 steel and his teeth nice and sharp, Rupert wants to tackle your EDC tasks wherever you may be!
His lanyard/fob helps keep Rupert looking unique, so he can easily be recognized anywhere on the Forum and even other places on the internet, so please don't remove it.
His plastic clip isn't as fragile as people might think, but some care should still be taken.
Let's get him on the road!
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