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I've laundered a few Spydercos over the years. The great thing about these knives is you usually have to worry more about the blade opening and slicing everything up then the knife getting damaged. Luckily the usually they function as designed and don't open up.

sal wrote:In order to make one as an ethnic knife, we would have to re-design and retool.

sal

As I sit here in my jammies, obviously eating bon bons and drinking bourbon, I can only think, "Well how hard could that be?" :D

I'm out of date on picture hosting sites. Are there any decent free ones left? All my pictures from my last time around are held hostage by Imageshack, which charges now.

Imagine if they made a sprint. What would we like to see in it? I'm thinking burgundy micarta but that is because I have no imagination nor experience with the newer handle materials. Bone white micarta and brass fixins would look good too, and make pairing with the black original.

Gonna have to say the original Ronin....after that It's definitely the Sharpmaker 204....Doc:) Like Beetlejuice, if you say Ronin enough times a heretic appears. Yeah the Ronin had a fine Micarta handle. Hey JDSpydo, cool to see you are still leading the charge for old blades. :cool: ZENHERETIC!!! ...

Dr. Snubnose wrote:Gonna have to say the original Ronin....after that It's definitely the Sharpmaker 204....Doc:)

Like Beetlejuice, if you say Ronin enough times a heretic appears.

Yeah the Ronin had a fine Micarta handle.

Hey JDSpydo, cool to see you are still leading the charge for old blades. :cool:

I love his Persian design. But that was probably his first for Spyderco and is long gone.

Very talented dude though.

Solid dude too.

Some of the later stuff is a bit out there for me too. Looks like a case for function over looks, but haven't held them so I have no a clue.

Nice re-entry, over a decade later. :) Thanks for starting one of my most closely followed threads here! I have this feed from a online knife dealer called Knifenews. A few months ago it made mention of this thread. Thought I'd come take a look. The internet is so vast that it took this long to get...

Wow. What crazy maniac started this monolith?

It is a tiny knife. No need for tactical peel ply. Smooth please.

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Why have a 33 rounder?

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Ay Zen: You crazy dude!...Good to see ya post knifebro, where ya been...You have been missed.. .What do you have your puter set on Ronin alert mode ...LOL...Hey guys Zen has more Ronins than Carter has little liver pills....nobody can accuse him of not having good taste in knives...Don't be a stran...

Probably some crazy dude out there with a dozen or so. Nothing like the good Dr. in his heyday though.

Why would anyone want a Jester? That is just juggling and joke telling.

The best way to work on this is to talk with you, our customers and learn these preferences and try to incorporate them into desired designs. That's why we create so many different designs. sal Not the topic of the discussion, but the above is 100% true. Anyone who reads the Spyderco threads for lo...

If you like Tigerbalm, you should go to Singapore and see the "Tigerbalm themepark". That isn't what they call it of course, but it was built by the inventors of Tigerbalm. It is like a Disneyland, except it contains Chinese themed beliefs and myths.

brandonreed2008 wrote:Hmm what's a PS grind? Haven't heard of that before

Sorry I'm old school, or new school, or maybe short bus school. :p

Sounds like too much work. If it had the butter and syrup also included, then I might consider it. :D

Like the Deacon said, there was more variability back in the white box days. I have some little knives in big boxes and the same model also in a little box. I know the box goes with the knife because each has the "official" labeling to match the knife. Anyhoo, back in the day, a lot of fol...

Congrats. On a knife the size of an Endura, you can truly enjoy the full benefits of the PS grind.