[Travclem]

Originally Posted by Officer's Match

Nice TC, you done good.

Thanks!

[Travclem]

Originally Posted by Teej

How much$$$$$$$$ ??

I don't like to work on other people's knives right now because I'm trying to get through a PharmD. program and my time is extremely limited. There are a few folks over at BF that could help you out if you send your knife and a picture of mine.

[Teej]

Originally Posted by Travclem

Made it my knife today.









After a little use, The blade shape is growing on me. I hated the idea of this knife until I handled it.

How much did this cost you to purchase??????

[Travclem]

Originally Posted by Teej

How much did this cost you to purchase??????

Oh, sorry. I misunderstood the question. The knife was around $110.

[JFrame]

Hey Clem -- I really love your waved Yojimbo 2!

I'd like to get a Y2 myself, but between my gen-1 Yojimbo and my Perrin PPT, I'm just having a hard time justifying it...

Yeah, yeah -- I know, I know -- what does "justifying" have to do with anything?


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[Travclem]

I think the Yo II is a significant improvement over the original. But the original is definitely the more collectible of the two.

I do like the Perrin design on the ppt I just haven't warmed up to the Taiwanese Spydercos.

[JFrame]

Originally Posted by Travclem

I think the Yo II is a significant improvement over the original. But the original is definitely the more collectible of the two.

I do like the Perrin design on the ppt I just haven't warmed up to the Taiwanese Spydercos.

At some point -- since you appear to be a fan -- you really ought to give the Taichung Spydercos a look-see.

To be honest, I was hesitant with the "made in Taiwan" stigma myself. But I loved the look of the PPT enough to give it a shot. I'm glad I did. It's a solid piece of workmanship, with the hair-shaving blade you would expect of a Spydie and such sigh-of-relief-inducing pluses as a blade perfectly centered on the pivot.

I liked it so much, that I also wound up getting a Taichung-made Sage 1 -- same comments as for the PPT.

Although there are enough great Spydies coming out of Colorado and Seki City, that you could certainly stay occupied with those also...


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[Travclem]

Originally Posted by JFrame

At some point -- since you appear to be a fan -- you really ought to give the Taichung Spydercos a look-see.

To be honest, I was hesitant with the "made in Taiwan" stigma myself. But I loved the look of the PPT enough to give it a shot. I'm glad I did. It's a solid piece of workmanship, with the hair-shaving blade you would expect of a Spydie and such sigh-of-relief-inducing pluses as a blade perfectly centered on the pivot.

I liked it so much, that I also wound up getting a Taichung-made Sage 1 -- same comments as for the PPT.

Although there are enough great Spydies coming out of Colorado and Seki City, that you could certainly stay occupied with those also...


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No doubt that they are good knives, I've handled a lot of them. I really dig the Vallotton Sub-Hilt. It's just Something I'm not used to yet.