GatorFlash1
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I'm really getting PO'd about all the forum whining about the lack of toughness of the Spyderco Maxamet blades.
Why can't I get a combo steel blade Para 2, Millie. etc. with a center Maxamet cutting edge, and another tough, corrosion resistant steel layered over it? The idea isn't new and it sure isn't rocket science. I would like an inner layer of Maxamet and an outer layer of S35VN,3.5", carbon fiber.
Where is Brad Southard, or that Texas guy who worked with Spyderco and was a champion cutter, you know who I'm taking about, Gayle something or other He would make a great folder with a Maxamet center and another steel, not my favorite M4 but another that is more corrosion resistant steel for the outer layer.
Why can't I get a combo steel blade Para 2, Millie. etc. with a center Maxamet cutting edge, and another tough, corrosion resistant steel layered over it? The idea isn't new and it sure isn't rocket science. I would like an inner layer of Maxamet and an outer layer of S35VN,3.5", carbon fiber.
Where is Brad Southard, or that Texas guy who worked with Spyderco and was a champion cutter, you know who I'm taking about, Gayle something or other He would make a great folder with a Maxamet center and another steel, not my favorite M4 but another that is more corrosion resistant steel for the outer layer.
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