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awa54 wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 05, 2019 8:22 am

Interesting that Carpenter also makes a variant:

http://www.zknives.com/knives/steels/st ... hrn=1&gm=0

The amount of molybdenum kicks it a little out of the comparison imo.

The H1 in the Pacific Salt is better suited for the all time seawater exposure. The lc200n on the Native is still a martensitic steel and therefore still endangered to rust, tho he is more rustproof then many other steels. So plus 1 for the Pacific Salt.

8-fingers wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 31, 2018 1:55 pm

I still wish this (LC200N Salt) would come to the Manix 2 Lightweight form! Give me a wire clip anytime over the stock clip of the Native!

Same for me pls

Yes because the damascus pattern is only visible when etched with acid.

Larry_Mott wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 27, 2018 4:03 pm

I sure hope my mail got through. Last year confirmation came within 2 hours. Maybe i should just take a Valium and go to bed :D

I hope aswell. A little more thrill than last year.

Mail sent

8 years ago when i started collecting i always looked at design. Now that i am studying material sciences and used a lot of designs i am focussing more on the Spyderco Philosophy in knives: Good thin bladegrind with little material behind the edge high quality steel from reputable manufacturers high...

I could handle the Waterway on the Amsterdam Meeting. This is exactly what i wanted. I fish in Norway from time to time and i always wanted a good finger guard, slim blade, no sharpening choil, great corrosion resistant steel AND made from spyderco. Very good job Surfingringo!

Spyderco offers a range of steels other companies don't. It's hard for me to say a Cruwear, Hap 40, or Maxamet knife is over priced when hardly anyone or no one else is making them. What knives do I compare those to? For example if anyone is desperate for a Cruwear flipper BHQ has some for $700, KW...

Nice i am #2. Looking forward to this

Email sent. Hope im in. Little nervous but really excited.