Show us your Spyderco

[Spartan19]

+1!

[ThePeacent]

Pacific Salt at work.

whether black or yellow
the Pacific Salt is mellow!

[Stormdrane]

a few spydies... by David Hopper (Stormdrane), on Flickr

[HarleyXJGuy]

Pacific Salt at work.

whether black or yellow
the Pacific Salt is mellow!

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Sigh

[Spartan19]

 

[clown]

[Spartan19]

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Nice one clown!

[HarleyXJGuy]

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Nice one clown!

Agree.

Atlantic Salt?

Love the DLC.

[Poncho65]

Some great Spydie pics guys

[ThePeacent]

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Nice one clown!

Agree.

Atlantic Salt?

Love the DLC.

no    that from Clown is a Sat I with TiNi coating (not DLC) and the one from Spartan i the Pacific, though he also got an Atlantic not long ago IIRC 

Mine today is also a Salt but a rare and different one...

[clown]

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Nice one clown!

Agree.

Atlantic Salt?

Love the DLC.

no    that from Clown is a Sat I with TiNi coating (not DLC) and the one from Spartan i the Pacific, though he also got an Atlantic not long ago IIRC 

Mine today is also a Salt but a rare and different one...

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Thanks Harley!  TP, I believe it's a Salt 2.  You said Salt 1 and I actually had to go back and check. Lol.  I do also have a Salt 1 but it's yellow and fully serrated 

BTW that Jumpmaster is bad ass. 

[ThePeacent]

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Nice one clown!

Agree.

Atlantic Salt?

Love the DLC.

no    that from Clown is a Sat I with TiNi coating (not DLC) and the one from Spartan i the Pacific, though he also got an Atlantic not long ago IIRC 

Mine today is also a Salt but a rare and different one...

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Thanks Harley!  TP, I believe it's a Salt 2.  You said Salt 1 and I actually had to go back and check. Lol.  I do also have a Salt 1 but it's yellow and fully serrated 

BTW that Jumpmaster is bad ass. 

true, Salt 2! I am still used to the older ones  the tree screw clip setup is the giveaway 
yeah the JM is big, sharp and scary and I rarely carry it but yesterday I brought it with me to the hospital because it is so flat and sleek that it leaves no print on clothing,
clipped knives in the pocket are easier to see and they grab more attention than this pancaked monster 

today is the usual Salt folder, a Tasman in particular 

[an0nemus]

Guys help! Im trying to switch the clip to the other side since Im a lefty but the screw on my Manix 2 Lightweight just keeps turning around. I dont have a needle nose pliers small enough to hold the head and I dont have a clamp. I was also told the screw is loctited.

What to do?

[ThePeacent]

Guys help! Im trying to switch the clip to the other side since Im a lefty but the screw on my Manix 2 Lightweight just keeps turning around. I dont have a needle nose pliers small enough to hold the head and I dont have a clamp. I was also told the screw is loctited.

What to do?

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well an0n I have never removed a wire clip from a Spyderco but this thread might give you some ideas?

https://www.spyderco.com/forumII/viewtopic.php?t=62290

I guess it's a matter of using a proper size quality Torx bit, applying direct pressure at the right angle, and maybe break the loctite with heat (althoug IIRC it's blue loctite, easy to break with tools and a bit of force)

the wire clips seem to be T-8 or T-9 size depending on model 
also,

http://www.spyderco.com/forumII/viewtopic.php?t=43898

[Spartan19]

I'm not sure about that one Anonymous. I'm a lefty too, and have always just carried mine in my right pocket, then switched to my left hand, you van get pretty quick that way if need be

[zrxoa1]

Tenacious with me at work tonight...



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[an0nemus]

Guys help! Im trying to switch the clip to the other side since Im a lefty but the screw on my Manix 2 Lightweight just keeps turning around. I dont have a needle nose pliers small enough to hold the head and I dont have a clamp. I was also told the screw is loctited.

What to do?

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well an0n I have never removed a wire clip from a Spyderco but this thread might give you some ideas?

https://www.spyderco.com/...mII/viewtopic.php?t=62290

I guess it's a matter of using a proper size quality Torx bit, applying direct pressure at the right angle, and maybe break the loctite with heat (althoug IIRC it's blue loctite, easy to break with tools and a bit of force)

the wire clips seem to be T-8 or T-9 size depending on model 
also,

http://www.spyderco.com/f...mII/viewtopic.php?t=43898

Thank you, TP! Really helpful links! Yes, I have the correct Torx bit. I'll try your suggestions above and in the links and hope I get it right....someday 

[an0nemus]

I'm not sure about that one Anonymous. I'm a lefty too, and have always just carried mine in my right pocket, then switched to my left hand, you van get pretty quick that way if need be

That's an option, I guess. It's just mildly annoying that a simple wire clip is more cumbersome to unclip than the more complicated looking clips of Spydies.


Not cool, Sal and Erick 

[ThePeacent]

I'm not sure about that one Anonymous. I'm a lefty too, and have always just carried mine in my right pocket, then switched to my left hand, you van get pretty quick that way if need be

That's an option, I guess. It's just mildly annoying that a simple wire clip is more cumbersome to unclip than the more complicated looking clips of Spydies.


Not cool, Sal and Erick 

yes it is complicated.
One thing I love about my Salts is that you can swap the clip just using a coin, a flathead driver or a spoon   



the new Salt 2 and all new models of Salts from now on will have the 3-screw clip construction which I honestly don't like as much 

[an0nemus]

Im actually tempted to swap my Manix 2 with a friend's Pacific Salt H1 just because of this damn wire clip

I'm not sure about that one Anonymous. I'm a lefty too, and have always just carried mine in my right pocket, then switched to my left hand, you van get pretty quick that way if need be

That's an option, I guess. It's just mildly annoying that a simple wire clip is more cumbersome to unclip than the more complicated looking clips of Spydies.


Not cool, Sal and Erick 

yes it is complicated.
One thing I love about my Salts is that you can swap the clip just using a coin, a flathead driver or a spoon   

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the new Salt 2 and all new models of Salts from now on will have the 3-screw clip construction which I honestly don't like as much 

[Spartan19]

I'm not sure about that one Anonymous. I'm a lefty too, and have always just carried mine in my right pocket, then switched to my left hand, you van get pretty quick that way if need be

That's an option, I guess. It's just mildly annoying that a simple wire clip is more cumbersome to unclip than the more complicated looking clips of Spydies.


Not cool, Sal and Erick 

yes it is complicated.
One thing I love about my Salts is that you can swap the clip just using a coin, a flathead driver or a spoon   

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the new Salt 2 and all new models of Salts from now on will have the 3-screw clip construction which I honestly don't like as much 

I can see why you like the salts as much as you do P. Either my Atlantic or my Pacific is almost always at my side. Great knives!

[clown]

I'm not sure about that one Anonymous. I'm a lefty too, and have always just carried mine in my right pocket, then switched to my left hand, you van get pretty quick that way if need be

That's an option, I guess. It's just mildly annoying that a simple wire clip is more cumbersome to unclip than the more complicated looking clips of Spydies.


Not cool, Sal and Erick 

yes it is complicated.
One thing I love about my Salts is that you can swap the clip just using a coin, a flathead driver or a spoon   

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the new Salt 2 and all new models of Salts from now on will have the 3-screw clip construction which I honestly don't like as much 

I can see why you like the salts as much as you do P. Either my Atlantic or my Pacific is almost always at my side. Great knives!

Is that a Case Jr Scout?    Been tempted by those lately.  How do you like it?

[ThePeacent]

Im actually tempted to swap my Manix 2 with a friend's Pacific Salt H1 just because of this damn wire clip

I'm not sure about that one Anonymous. I'm a lefty too, and have always just carried mine in my right pocket, then switched to my left hand, you van get pretty quick that way if need be

That's an option, I guess. It's just mildly annoying that a simple wire clip is more cumbersome to unclip than the more complicated looking clips of Spydies.


Not cool, Sal and Erick 

yes it is complicated.
One thing I love about my Salts is that you can swap the clip just using a coin, a flathead driver or a spoon   

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the new Salt 2 and all new models of Salts from now on will have the 3-screw clip construction which I honestly don't like as much 

have you not been able to change its position? The threads I linked provided good instructions IMO, or is it that you don't want to risk over torquing or damaging the screw? 

In any case I personally prefer the Pacific to the Manix but for many different and personal reasons, 
both are excellent knives from Spyderco 

[an0nemus]

Somehow Im hesitant to scratch the head as im still thinking whether to sell this Manix. Frankly apeaking, it doesnt fit my hand well.

The Native tho is like something built for my hand. Or Delica or Endura.

Im actually tempted to swap my Manix 2 with a friend's Pacific Salt H1 just because of this damn wire clip

I'm not sure about that one Anonymous. I'm a lefty too, and have always just carried mine in my right pocket, then switched to my left hand, you van get pretty quick that way if need be

That's an option, I guess. It's just mildly annoying that a simple wire clip is more cumbersome to unclip than the more complicated looking clips of Spydies.


Not cool, Sal and Erick 

yes it is complicated.
One thing I love about my Salts is that you can swap the clip just using a coin, a flathead driver or a spoon   

(Image removed from quote.)

the new Salt 2 and all new models of Salts from now on will have the 3-screw clip construction which I honestly don't like as much 

have you not been able to change its position? The threads I linked provided good instructions IMO, or is it that you don't want to risk over torquing or damaging the screw? 

In any case I personally prefer the Pacific to the Manix but for many different and personal reasons, 
both are excellent knives from Spyderco 

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[HarleyXJGuy]

Might have to change the name of this thread to Show is your Salts.

Lunch sorted. Pacific Salt SE is really good at cutting food with its SE blade.

[clown]

Might have to change the name of this thread to Show is your Salts.

Lunch sorted. Pacific Salt SE is really good at cutting food with its SE blade.

Great pic!

[shark_za]

Sorry no Salt here but a little cross posting of a Spartan with my Big Orange Knife , BFOK.

[HarleyXJGuy]

Sorry no Salt here but a little cross posting of a Spartan with my Big Orange Knife , BFOK.


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Where did them sweet orange scales come from?

Can’t wait for the Rex 45 Millie to come out. I want a BFOK too.

[shark_za]

It was a catalogue item at one point,

https://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=397

[ThePeacent]

Might have to change the name of this thread to Show is your Salts.

Lunch sorted. Pacific Salt SE is really good at cutting food with its SE blade.

well the best ones have more screen time