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I also have never got into key chain knives for some of the same reasons. I'd like to see a Ladybug or similar sized knife with a very small but well tempered pocket clip. Actually I'd like to see a variety of them, up to the size of the Dragonfly (1.2 oz) or Bradley Air (1.3 oz), mainly for shirt ...

I prefer standoffs. Less weight, easier to clean out, and I don't carry change or other small things in the same pocket so I don't worry about things getting into the knife. I agree, standoffs are my preferred as well. Makes it less of lint trap. easier to rinse and dry. Although i really do enjoy ...

Not to be contrary but i would totally buy a clad blurple dfly. I love my blurple s110v pm2, and my clad hap40 dfly.

the last few days I've been carrying the S110V PM2 clipped to my pocket, and the hawkbill ladybug in my coin pocket. This works but I would really like to reverse this. I want the world to see the small knife clipped to my pocket, and have the big knife tucked away out of sight. Thats my normal set ...

Did you use ONLY diamond stones or did you start there and progress through the others. Which stone did you stop on? Fine? I just went from the brown stones to diamond stones using a light touch. Brown to diamond? Wouldn't you go diamond to brown? Courser to less course? i use only diamond and i we...

the PM2 A little big knife.

I have the H1 SE Hawkbill Ladybug and the H1 PE Tasman. There needs to be a middle size. The ladybug is a great little knife, and with a lanyard it's easy to get a good grip on. But i need to be able to clip it to my pocket for it to be a practical edc (ive got way too much stuff in my pockets to go...

So i shot the good folks a BHQ an email and asked for an ETA on the PM2.... here's what they had to say: "While we released information on it approximately a year ago, it is going to be available this year. Tentatively, they may come in during the 3rd quarter. If you have any other questions, p...

im reading nothing but good suggestions here. I realize you are using a sharp maker, but for general discussion, i use the kme sharp system and heres what ive found about sharpening s110v. you can get the steel razor sharp, but as an fyi, i would point out that this steel holds a coarse edge (500 gr...

mine is starting show the first signs of wear. a little blade play is developing (forward and back, not side to side). nothing major, but there is a noticeable tiny shift when pressure is applied (the other 3 dragonflys i have don't do this), does not hurt the functionality of knife. I've owned 4 o...

LC Kid wrote:Hi Folks!


Been asking for a Hawkbill D'Fly for years... :D

maybe in 2017-2018? dare to dream.

Honestly I wold rather have a reverse S Dragonfly than a hawkbill. How about we compromise and do both! And everything in serrated H1!!!! Glad to hear others before me have had the same thoughts on the dfly sized hawbills. i too, vote for both reverse s and hawkbill. i also vote for serrated and pl...

swigert wrote:For some reason I always forget the Yo2 is a Golden model.

same here.
a s110v version would be awesome.

Hi im new here. But would like to add my two cent to this. For my money I could get them all equally as sharp as the next piece of steel,assuming it is a well made and properly tempered steel. I really don't have any problem in sharpening any type of steel,been doing it for 45+yrs now. Also been co...

The first model is being engineered now. It is planned for release. A bit of an experiment but we have a good chance of success. sal cant wait. thanks for the info, when i started this thread i was unaware that you were going to release a knife in g10 and lc200n (i love h1 but im exited to try lc20...

What are the thoughts on seeing something in LC200N and G-10 (vs H1)? A smaller folding knife (2.5" blade) or larger (3" and larger)? I know the Caribbean is hopefully coming soon, but maybe we'll see other G-10 folders in the Salt line. i just posted a new thread asking sal to make a dra...

i like taking knives apart so i can make sure the pivot area is clean and not rusting, especially on the more corrosion prone super steels like zdp. but yes, some people are a little more "comfortable" taking things apart and "able" to put them back together than others.

mine is starting show the first signs of wear. a little blade play is developing (forward and back, not side to side). nothing major, but there is a noticeable tiny shift when pressure is applied (the other 3 dragonflys i have don't do this), does not hurt the functionality of knife.

sal, would you consider making an h1 hawkbill shaped dragonfly variant or a hawkbill the same size as the dragonfly? i love the h1 hawkbill ladybug, but it would be a lot more useful if it was just a tiny bit bigger and if i was able to clip it to my pocket.

kwakster wrote:Yes, and in your case i would probably cut some pieces of MDF/hardwood to fit the stone carrier on your KME Sharpener, but freehand also works given enough practice.

good idea, thanks!