Always Try To Have That Spyderedge Standing By

[MANIXWORLD]

At work this morning in the kitchen,needed a plastic scouring pad to clean my oven,before starting the menu for the day.
I had my Caly3 G10 plain and my D4W plain on me.Had to cut thru the scouring pad,so that i had a smaller piece for easier handling for the task at hand.
The blades on both my plainedge Caly3 and D4W are real sharp,but could get thru the thick plastic scourer,that easy.
i then reached for my Delica 4 serrated and it sliced thru the scouring pad,with such ease,like it was soft butter.
Hale the spyderedge once again and never leave home without it.

[Spyderwings]

Ya, certain materials really do 'require' a spyder edge. Thats why I always like to have a PE and SE with me.

[kimjune01]

Last time I cut a non-metal scouring pad, I used PE. The Vg10 got dull that way after cutting it a few times

[anthonyc]

i try to keep atleast a se cricket with me for times like that. i find that a se always comes in handy.

[spydutch]

At work this morning in the kitchen,needed a plastic scouring pad to clean my oven,before starting the menu for the day.
I had my Caly3 G10 plain and my D4W plain on me.Had to cut thru the scouring pad,so that i had a smaller piece for easier handling for the task at hand.
The blades on both my plainedge Caly3 and D4W are real sharp,but could get thru the thick plastic scourer,that easy.
i then reached for my Delica 4 serrated and it sliced thru the scouring pad,with such ease,like it was soft butter.
Hale the spyderedge once again and never leave home without it.

[dialex]

My current EDC is a PE, but I always keep in my backpack a SE Delica. It's the ultimate backup tool.

[D-Roc]

Scouring pad is ok to cut through- just don't cut emery paper. I did that with Police one time and had to re shape the tip with a stone.

[bladese97]

I totaly agree man; I developed a real passion for the Spyderedge quite some time ago, and never leave home without my Salt Saver, and Caly3/se Spyderco's Spyderedge...Allways a good decision

[telemeister]

The Spydie Edge is really good for heavy duty work. I have used it to cut through antenna/network cabling, ivy and wisteria and 20mm sisal ropes, all without a single problem. I have always been a fan of plain edges, but since discovering I'm starting to convert!

[MANIXWORLD]

You can realy appreciate the cuttingpower of the Spyderedge,after all in a short blade you'l have the same cutting length ability as a longer plainedge blade.
in any given rescue situation,i will def.reach for a spyderedge first.

[diceman]

My only CE spydie is my Manix - and that spyder edge portion does come in handy very frequently. I don't generally like or use serrations - but when you do need them, you really need them!

[clovisc]

every day requires a PE, SE, and a hawkbill... wouldn't want to EDC any other way...

[skcusloa]

I use my pe endura on scotch brite pads all the time. You have to press hard and have a good surface to cut it on. The top of my tool box is like wood, so I just set it up there. It's not fancy wood just black particle board.

Now, radiator hoses? Serrated military, all day long. A lot of times when I replace cooling sytem parts, water pumps, t stats, etc... the hoses need to go too. Instead of trying to pry that crusty hose off of the pipe in the little space I have to work with, I just cut everything out of there. It's such a time saver, and kinda fun