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I believe m4 has better wear resistance and toughness but is not stainless.

grewich wrote:I love my GB. It's in my top 3. GB, Para2, & Southard. The GB is just so classy. It works on the jobsite and out to dinner with the wife. IMHO it's a $200 knife.

Don't tell Spyderco that! Don't you mean it is a great knife but should be around $50?

Wow. That is going to be one heck of a knife.

RadioactiveSpyder wrote:Some teasers about the GB2 folder can be found here:

http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthre ... how-Report

Any clue as to what changes the 2nd iteration will have? I kind of hope they stick with m4 but I don't really care because it seems Spyderco always makes positive changes.

I am absolutely in love with this knife but just don't have the funds to buy one right now and don't know when I will.

Is this going to be a continuous catalog product for years to come?

It sounds like maybe for me who is someone who will not probably do massive amounts of regrinds that either will serve my purposes equally well and I am not losing anything with whatever choice I make.

Would you agree?

So Cliff, knowing what you know now and if you needed a reprofile an edge (I do. I screwed up my first spyderco knife by using the work sharp ) which of these 2 would you choose?

Turn the PM2's 50/50 choil into a flipper button. I believe the compression lock is perfect setup for a flipper.

Thanks Cliff. I used to work in the refractory industry and am still interested in the material sciences.

What is diffusional carbon wear?

The blade looks insingoesque. I like it.

Thanks Officer Gigglez

Thank you both. Mr. Glesser I am starting to become a steel junkie but am also an aspiring woodturner/woodworker. The Mule knives would fill both interests as I would like to attempt making scales for them. P. S. Thank you for your company, I am somewhat new to Spyderco products and love my PM2 and ...

Where and how do I buy mule team blades.

Here's a thought. Military 2 w/green linen micarta. It would be a great way to kick off the new Military 2.I would like to go ahead and throw my name in the hat to test this knife for Spyderco. It's just the kind of guy I am. I'm a giver. O:-)

PM2 w/green linen micarta.

Thank you Cliff.

I have watched some of your videos and enjoy them. What is your background and education? I'm not trying to be nosey, just curious.

My family buys there filets as whole loins and whole ribeyes. We usually put them in the freezer for a 1/2 hour to firm up the meat then slice into steaks. Put in freezer bags for later consumption. I have heard that the granton edge type of slicing knives are perfect for this and make the job a lot...

Could you show a close up shot of the thumb ramp from the side. Usually the direction of the jimping is differenton on the knock offs.

I just bought a flexcut strop from woodcraft for @ $14.00. It comes with gold compound. It is a very good value.