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Given the three you asked about the dragonfly all the way. If it does not have to be G10 then per a few other folks look for the yellow or orange frn.

A jester might also be worth a look if you can find one as they are discontinued.

Alnamvet68 - probably a silly question but what is that on top of the pepper?

I have been away for a few days but just got back to this thread and realized the man himself had replied to my post. As many have said on this forum, it is hard to find better engagement from a company than Spyderco. Thanks for the welcome. I started the project on a medium grit bench stone to brin...

Agree they need to be thin, and yes interested.

Count me in as well. Would love to be able to afford one of these and have it as a daily user. Could dislodge the para 2 I carry most of the time these days.

Thanks for the advice to those who replied on how they would manage putting a better tip on the blade. Started working on it over the weekend but did not have enough time. Want to make sure to do it right as it is my first effort to put a new tip on a knife.

Jester sprint would be great. Bought one for my wife years ago that lives in her purse when not flying and she loves it. It has the lime green scales and she says it is cute and looks like an alligator. I vote for bright colors as well.

Count me among those who would love to see a mule in 204p. I have not yet pulled the trigger on a Southard but am tempted. Would be nice to try the steel this way first. Beyond that both the 4v and 110v sound awesome, and I think we can count on the fine folks at Spyderco to deliver even more intere...

I am really happy to have gotten in on these before they disappear as well. Really interesting design. Is there anywhere you can buy pre-fab scales for these like Halpern Ti for the mules? Any advice from the more experienced here on the best way to make the tip less blunt? Just start working with a...

Wustof, Global, and Shun are all very nice. I am partial to high carbon for kitchen knives, in which case R Murphy out of Mass. is domestically made and very reasonably priced. At the higher end you can always go for the Kramer line by Henckels.

This may be a foolish question but when is the next mule team likely to be released, and is it known what the steel will be?

I prefer the PM2. Light weight, smooth, great ergs, and the compression lock is probably my favorite locking mechanism at this point. I suggest handling both to see which you prefer.

May not fit all the criteria, but my wife carries a dragonfly tattoo because she likes the way it looks. Little heavy as it is full stainless but very functional.