One Mad Delica...

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One Mad Delica...

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Having some fun :)
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:spyder: sharp, and funny. :spyder:
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It cut through the key, awsome.
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I'm not sure I comprehend that one but, some of us own and some of us are waiting! It's good to be the king. When will the last 600 fall and will you be a part of it?
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:eek: WOW :eek: ... Before seeing your "wow-wow" pictures, I really had no idea about Spyderco's SHARPNESS... How did you do that/those? Just pressed hard against key at 90 degree angle? Or you also added some "slicing"?

Good job!!
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Man that thing is Awesome. :D

I bet it went through the key like butter too huh? No forcing or anything. :D
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Did you saw that or is it for real? :confused:
The sharper they are the less they hurt when you cut yourself. :spyder:
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i bet hack saw
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Ple-e-e-e-se, do not try it at home! :)
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ZDP slices through that crap like VG 10 slices through flesh..... it's super steel!

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pick one up now
http://cgi.ebay.com/SPYDERCO-ZDP-189-BL ... dZViewItem


lol wow
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You've gotta be kidding me. :eek:

If you tell me the ZDP D4 did that, I'll shell out the $200 for one, but with no damage to the edge visible in the picture, I can't believe the D4 did that.

There would have some damage to the edge cutting through nails especially.
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severedthumbs wrote:i bet hack saw
Too straight. I would place my bet on a band saw. The sketcher tag is probably aluminum. I would buy that the knife cut that, but the key? No way.
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Does the collector number have the same etching that the spyder has in it? The spyder seems to be almost engraved in it on mine.
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skcusloa wrote:Does the collector number have the same etching that the spyder has in it? The spyder seems to be almost engraved in it on mine.
It looks like both have been engraved, but there is a difference between collector number and :spyder: : number has steel like color, and Spyder engraving has some shades of brown.
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Aloha and welcome WhyNot,

What the... :eek:

VERY nice pics and uh...do enjoy your Lightsaber D4!

God bless :rolleyes: :)
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:eek: :eek: :eek: :D

I've heard that ZDP is sharp, but this is ridiculous :D

Thanks for sharing ;)
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Does anybody here have a dremel tool? Cut off wheels come 25 to a pack. *cough* Joe L.
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wow i need a zdp knife fast!!!
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That reminds me of the old Centofante ads that showed the knife slicing through the ceramic plate.
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