CALIgula

^worst first post ever.

i want to get a good Naniwa set but its going to set me back about $260 ($86 for the 1k grit and 174 for the 5k, 8k and 12k grits)...im going to have to save up. :(

according to the website: Spyderco sharpening stones are ceramic stones but unlike man-made Japanese water or ceramic stones, Spyderco's stones require no lubrication of any kind. No oil No water No slurry Best of all, no mess The medium (brown) stones have a grain structure ideal for quick stock removal such as re-shaping a blade or removing nicks and because of this unique grain structure, will show wear over time or with heavy use. The fine and ultra fine (white) stones do not wear at all and have a grain structure that excels polishing the edge of any steel. Spyderco stones do not require any special maintenance such as flattening, simply an occasional cleaning with any powered cleanser is all that's needed to refresh the surface and keep these stones in top shape. Bench Stones Spyderco bench stones are flat (guaranteed within .020) and broad (2" x 8"). Ideal for sharpening and polishing a wide variety of tools from chisels to plane blades. Each stones comes packed in a rigid polymer case with rubber feet that protects the stone and provides a base for table top use. link: http://www.woodcraft.com/Family/2020254/Spyderco-Sharpening-Stones.aspx is the tristone japanese?

nevermind on the first question...i googled it and was right: In some U.S. states it is illegal to possess and/or carry such a knife in public. In certain jurisdictions, butterfly knives are categorized as a "gravity knife", "switchblade", or "dagger" although they are also occasionally outlawed by name ("butterfly knife"). The knife is illegal in California if blade length exceeds two inches. In a recent US Federal Court case, Spyderco, Inc. pleaded guilty and was fined $75,000 for sending butterfly knives through the United States Postal Service. Spyderco admitted that from June 2005 through January 2007, it had mailed butterfly knives, after importing the knife components from Taipei, Taiwan, through the Port of San Francisco and the Port of Oakland, to Golden, Colorado.

@username--no problem..even though your a juggalo, youre still an oontzer so ima help out with info. @everyone else-- i was looking for spyderco balisongs...weren't they the company that got in trouble for shipping balisongs in the u.s. and had to pay some sort of fine? also, i went into woodcraft (the store) and saw that they had spyderco stones for honing for sale...has anyone ever honed a blade with their stones? how are they?

take pills to study = become exotic dancer

oh shit! cannonball run was the shit!!

true...kinda...its a bar with a dance floor. the person below me is a douchebag.

Re: Travel Log - 2011 - USA yeah...those are banana slugs. they are "protected"...hope you didnt cut it up :lol:

whos shanie love?

the girl im dating is a sneaker head...shes trying to cop herself some of those ken griffey jr. shoes....weird.

Kershaws are good knives...i was playing around with my homegirls roomates kershaw last month...she was using it to split open blunts though.

finished getting ready...about to hit up downtown in about half an hour.

Re: Travel Log - 2011 - USA propped.

:p

here's a link to buy the mammoth scales if you have an extra $555 lying around: http://thesuperiorshave.com/Dovo_Straights_Pages/Dovo_1105861_Mammoth_Straight_Razor.html

there are a bunch of websites out there that can make custom scales for your straight razor out of any kind of wood you want....i would get them made from cocobolo wood if i were you: ^and its a dovo from solingen, germany too...so its a good blade. they make scales (handles) out of anything...ive even seen some websites that sell straight razors with scales made from 40,000 year old mammoth tusks.

charging my phone

agree to disagree

crime goes backpacking

true...i know a few of those. the person below me can do the harlem shake.

welcome back to 12oz 1988.

^WORD. #1's grill is soooo fucked up...shes got that goof face look going. #2 is the hottest..doesnt look like a man at all. #3 gots a little bit of a goof face, but reminds me of this chick i know..so im down. #4 looks smashable. order of smash: 2,4,3,1