Which Spyderco are you carrying today?

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abbazaba said:
EZ Lok 240-002-BR, 2-56 Flush Press Insert, Brass

Easiest thing I ever did! Now I just need to stomach drilling and tapping my CF/Ti version.

I'd like to know how Officer's Match did this one. I've been trying to figure out a lanyard tube clip...
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Easy peasy. These parts:

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Plus a CRK pocketclip; chuck the Tee Nut into a drill and turn the flange down on an abrasive stone. Zero permanent or non-reversible mod to the knife.

Before machining Tee Nut:
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After:

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Officer's Match said:
Easy peasy. These parts:

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Plus a CRK pocketclip; chuck the Tee Nut into a drill and turn the flange down on an abrasive stone. Zero permanent or non-reversible mod to the knife.

Before machining Tee Nut:
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After:

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Very nice! That looks great. No issues with spinning or keeping the intended clip angle?
 
abbazaba said:
Very nice! That looks great. No issues with spinning or keeping the intended clip angle?
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It turned on me once, and I am dead certain if it had been unable to pivot, I would have bent it. This thing is absolutely magical - the most perfect factory edge I've ever had on a Spydie, and I cannot over-stress how impressed with the CTS204P I am. So far I've only done true cutting/slicing tasks with it (no hard core abrasive "testing") - lots of food prep and package opening - and I have yet to sharpen or even strop it. Easily the best performance of this type I've yet had out of the box.
 
Great to hear. I might have to try this on my Ti/CF model. The 204p Military is awesome... I can't believe they are still available. I'd still be carrying mine if it wasn't for the M4 CF combo I have now.
 
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