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Which Spyderco are you carrying today?

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IMG_3076.JPG After hearing how awful this knife was I HAD to pick one up.
After 6 months of carry, use and a gajillion flips & flicks I have fallen in love!
Amazing slicer, extremely comfy in hand, flips & flicks perfectly, dead centered and sexy as hell!
It is just an excellent cutting tool!
Joe
 
palonej said:
View attachment 778542 After hearing how awful this knife was I HAD to pick one up.
After 6 months of carry, use and a gajillion flips & flicks I have fallen in love!
Amazing slicer, extremely comfy in hand, flips & flicks perfectly, dead centered and sexy as hell!
It is just an excellent cutting tool!
Joe
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Funny that knife is still in my want list.
 
Lapedog said:
You're not going to tell me what it is for?
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blades this "small" can sometimes open only partially, or get stuck mid-deployment. Adding that extra weight to the blade it's much easier to open fully and more reliable for a complete traveling motion and locking of the knife.
Yes, it stresses the pivot and mechanisms (just like flicking or wave opening a knife) but I don't mind it
 
I love orange scale knives and was lucky enough to pick up a wharncliffe Delica in orange from a fellow forum member. I mostly carry a Delica anyway and wanted to add the new wharncliffe blade. I find it quite useful for opening packages and such. This blade style is very easy to sharpen with its straight edge.
 
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