I really didn't think I was going to be selling any of these, but I've found a grail or two that I need to finance so here goes:
All prices are shipped CONUS (via USPS Priority w/delivery confirmation) and Paypal gift (or you add the extra for the fees).
No trades (unless you have a Spyderco Techno)
Sold $75 - Spyderco Superleaf. This was a faithful user for quite a while. I have sharpened it (I did attempt to put a convex edge on it back when I was learning to sharpen, but it is very sharp) and I also polished the area on the tang where it touches the stop-pin (just below the choil). It's visible in the last two pics. Essentially, with the heft of the blade (and the factory fit of the tang to the stop-pin - which didn't let the detent seat all the way), I could shake the knife and the blade would come out. I didn't like that and after taking just a tiny bit of material off of the tang, it now seats very well. Few minor scratches on the blade but overall in pretty good shape. Lockup is great and blade is centered between the scales when closed. Comes with box/paperwork.
This is a beefy knife (some of the thickest blade-stock Spyderco uses) and yet with the full-flat grind and VG-10 steel, it's a pretty good slicer and is easy to maintain.
SPF $115 - ZT 0780. This one was carried a few times and sharpened once on my Wicked Edge (few very slight signs of wear on the thumb-studs but overall in great shape - ). This one has very slight blade-play - it is better than the other two I got to handle and it doesn't affect function as I've put pressure on the spine and the lock doesn't slip or move. S30V steel blade is centered when closed. Comes with Box/paperwork.
All prices are shipped CONUS (via USPS Priority w/delivery confirmation) and Paypal gift (or you add the extra for the fees).
No trades (unless you have a Spyderco Techno)
Sold $75 - Spyderco Superleaf. This was a faithful user for quite a while. I have sharpened it (I did attempt to put a convex edge on it back when I was learning to sharpen, but it is very sharp) and I also polished the area on the tang where it touches the stop-pin (just below the choil). It's visible in the last two pics. Essentially, with the heft of the blade (and the factory fit of the tang to the stop-pin - which didn't let the detent seat all the way), I could shake the knife and the blade would come out. I didn't like that and after taking just a tiny bit of material off of the tang, it now seats very well. Few minor scratches on the blade but overall in pretty good shape. Lockup is great and blade is centered between the scales when closed. Comes with box/paperwork.
This is a beefy knife (some of the thickest blade-stock Spyderco uses) and yet with the full-flat grind and VG-10 steel, it's a pretty good slicer and is easy to maintain.
SPF $115 - ZT 0780. This one was carried a few times and sharpened once on my Wicked Edge (few very slight signs of wear on the thumb-studs but overall in great shape - ). This one has very slight blade-play - it is better than the other two I got to handle and it doesn't affect function as I've put pressure on the spine and the lock doesn't slip or move. S30V steel blade is centered when closed. Comes with Box/paperwork.
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