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Discontinued Spyderco Knives
When the discontinued list from Spyderco gets released each year it causes something of a stir among knife knuts. It is like a starter s pistol going on in terms of collector and speculator interest. Which of these knives, which of the two dozen or so blades, is going to vault into that rarified air…
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Spyderco USA
A bit of history is in order. Spyderco initially manufactured the SpyderWrench in the US, but due to the complex design and the cost of manufacturing, it was difficult to meet proper production numbers, prices soared and eventually, the SpyderWrench was dropped. Unfortunately, interest in the SpyderWrench didn’t wane quite as easily, and Spyderco eventually decided to bring…
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Spyderco belt clip
Simple, versatile sheath mount Fits belts up to 1-1/2 wide Multiple mounting options The Spyderco G-Clip is a versatile sheath mount clip that provides a wide variety of carry options. A standard feature of Spyderco s fixed-blade knife sheaths, it is also popular aftermarket accessory for other sheaths and is the mounting hardware of choice for many custom makers. The G-Clip…
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Spyderco pocket Knives
1. Sharpen your knife before you think you need to. Check the tightness of pocket clip screws when you do. 2. Clean your knife when you finish your day- pocket lint and other crud can disable locks. Coins can end up wedging blades shut. Mank on the blade can give you food poisoning. 3. Carry the knife that makes the most sense for environment you are going to be in- and the…
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Spyderco spring assisted
I have carried a knife with me regularly for quite some time and have gone through a few upgrades and lost folders along the way. My knife is probably the most used portion of my gear since it gets to come out for everything from cutting packages to cleaning small game. It has become an invaluable piece of equipment and, on the rare occasion that I don’t have it with me, I…
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Spyderco Wiki
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WWW Spyderco
The key to sharpening any cutting tool is removing the steel at the edge while maintaining a consistent angle between the blade and the stone. Spyderco’s Tri-Angle Sharpmaker takes the mystery out of this process and enables anyone to sharpen a knife effectively with just a few minutes’ practice. Its durable ABS plastic base contains keyed holes that accurately set the stones’…
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Spyderco Tenacious sheath
Official Specs (From Amazon) Becker knife design with high quality 3 1/4 blade made from 1095 Cro-Van steel Handle made from same high quality 1095 Cro-Van steel Heavy-duty hard plastic sheath Overall length of 7 Made in the USA Unboxing - First Impressions Ka-Bar offers a two pack of very nice Zytel scales which can be purchased separately. I ordered these with the BK14…
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Small Spyderco Knives
All photographs by the author A good knife for boating has to hold up well in the marine environment. The blade has to be rustproof and hold a sharp edge. The Salt series of knives by Spyderco have been some of my favorites. I’ve collected a handful of them in the past nine years and they’ve held up well. The folders have remained easy to open and the blades have held their…
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Spyderco thumb stud
We’re in the age of mods (or modifications for you older folk). Whether we’re talking about modding video games to defy gravity or modding cars with chrome, people want to put a stamp on what they own. This sentiment also extends to knives. If you’re interested in adding a personal touch to your knife via some easy modification, we’re here to help. These five knife modifications…
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Spyderco logo
Following the tragic events of September 11, 2001, the carry of any type of knife aboard an airplane was strictly prohibited. In early 2013, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced a plan to change U.S. security regulations and once again allow knives on airplanes. Although the plan was later withdrawn, Spyderco had already risen to the occasion by designing…
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Smallest Spyderco
Here is my work bag. I am a Systems Engineer/Sys-admin by trade. I keep the smaller Patagonia bag inside the messenger bag (there is plenty of room). The Patagonia bag holds the smaller moleskine notebook, wallet, handkerchief, cell phone, keys, and the Lamy AL-Star pen. It is my jump bag that I pull out to go places on the weekend etc. Missing from this photo is my jabra bluetooth…
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Spyderco Golden Colorado USA Earth
A cornerstone in Spyderco s Save and Serve line up, the Military Model came about after someone asked Spyderco s owner Sal Glesser, If your son were going into the military what folding knife would you send him with? For certain, it had to meet the requirements of a high-performance, light-weight folder designed for hard use. Since the steel is the spirit of the knife, CPM…
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Spyderco Hunting Knives
By Chuck Hawks Illustration courtesy of Spyderco. The late William F. Bill Moran (1925-2006) was one of the most famous of all custom knife makers and Spyderco is one of the world s best knife manufacturers, so a Bill Moran designed / Spyderco produced hunting knife is a match made in heaven at the relatively modest 2014 MSRP of $174.95. Bespoke knives made by Bill Moran…
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Spyderco Endura VS Delica
In 1990 Spyderco shook things up by introducing two knives, the Delica and Endura. First of their kind on the market, both folders opened up the knife market to lightweight performance, one-hand open pocketknives that just about everyone could afford. They settled as Spyderco s top two bestsellers and their improvement hasn t slowed since. Refinement has been so ongoing and…
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