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Spyderco Laguiole...
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Spyderco Laguiole...
par Amour » 27 Juin 2007 17:38
Salut, au cours de mes périgrinations sur ebay, v'là ti pas que j'tombe sur cte curiosité….Saviez qu'ça existait c'truc lo???
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Etre vrai,-peu seulement le peuvent! Et celui qui le peut, ne le veut pas encore! Mais ceux qui le peuvent le moins, ce sont les bons ! Ô ces bons! Les hommes bons ne disent jamais la vérité; pour l'esprit, être bon de pareille manière est une maladie;
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Amour - hache tendre et gueule de bois
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par Chtit couteau » 27 Juin 2007 17:49
Vache, je savais pas ! Ils ne recullent devant rien les ricains ! Et si c'est comme le reste chez Cold, c'est pas mauvais question rapport qualité / prix.
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par Richard IV » 27 Juin 2007 20:49
Je cherche ce couteau depuis des lustres. Mais malheureusement, le vendeur ne l'expédie pas en dehors de USA 
C'est un collector
Plain edge, en plus! Le bonheur total...
C'est un collector
Plain edge, en plus! Le bonheur total...
"A knife! A knife! My Kingdom for a knife!"
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par stancaiman » 27 Juin 2007 20:54
un certain nombre d'américains se sont commis dans le laguiole : crawford par exemple.
edit : retrouvé sur le forum spydie les messages suivants
"Spyderco Laguiole
Spyderco produced a Laguiole "style" knife about 8 years ago. It was a front lock folder designed by Dennis LeMaire. We produced it in Seki. Steel was GIN-1. We designed our own "bee" for the traditional look. Quality was excellent. Came in Plain or serrated. Custom made leather sheath also had the "bee" embossed on the sheath.
It was/is IMO the best quality Laguiole ever to hit the market. We actually lost quite a bit of $ in the project.
Dealer support wasn't there and the model was dropped. One of the Spyderco crew just purchased one of the remaining pcs at the last Spyderco "Crew sale" last week.
They were, however, quite expensive. As I remember, Over $130 retail + sheath.
sal"
"Denis Lemaire was an creative French Canadian cutlery designer, maker, and friend of Spyderco. In the early '90s Spyderco made a French-style Laguiole model which Denis had engineered and designed. He was adept at producing innovative concepts and was well-acquainted with French influenced cutlery designs. A folder named the AKMA was one of his inventions and is produced today by Florinox Cutlery of Thiers, France.
The Spyderco Laguiole debuted as a high-tech version of a time-honored design. It featured:
~ A front lock (developed by Al Mar and Harvey McBurnette), the first ever lock-back Laguiole
~ A handle of black Micarta with brass liners
~ Blade steel was G-2
~ The traditional Laguiole "bee" found its' appearance underwent a subtle, buggy make-over
~ Notably absent were the Spyderco round hole and a pocket clip
~ Notably present, Spyderco serrations
~ It came with a tooled leather belt sheath
~ Spyderco's French design was manufactured under the Ramco label in Seki City, Japan
The Laguiole was discontinued in 1995-1996 and the MSRP at that time was $119.95, the sheath $19.95.
Strange knife, a French design, Americanized with serrations and made in Japan.…
Joyce"
edit : retrouvé sur le forum spydie les messages suivants
"Spyderco Laguiole
Spyderco produced a Laguiole "style" knife about 8 years ago. It was a front lock folder designed by Dennis LeMaire. We produced it in Seki. Steel was GIN-1. We designed our own "bee" for the traditional look. Quality was excellent. Came in Plain or serrated. Custom made leather sheath also had the "bee" embossed on the sheath.
It was/is IMO the best quality Laguiole ever to hit the market. We actually lost quite a bit of $ in the project.
Dealer support wasn't there and the model was dropped. One of the Spyderco crew just purchased one of the remaining pcs at the last Spyderco "Crew sale" last week.
They were, however, quite expensive. As I remember, Over $130 retail + sheath.
sal"
"Denis Lemaire was an creative French Canadian cutlery designer, maker, and friend of Spyderco. In the early '90s Spyderco made a French-style Laguiole model which Denis had engineered and designed. He was adept at producing innovative concepts and was well-acquainted with French influenced cutlery designs. A folder named the AKMA was one of his inventions and is produced today by Florinox Cutlery of Thiers, France.
The Spyderco Laguiole debuted as a high-tech version of a time-honored design. It featured:
~ A front lock (developed by Al Mar and Harvey McBurnette), the first ever lock-back Laguiole
~ A handle of black Micarta with brass liners
~ Blade steel was G-2
~ The traditional Laguiole "bee" found its' appearance underwent a subtle, buggy make-over
~ Notably absent were the Spyderco round hole and a pocket clip
~ Notably present, Spyderco serrations
~ It came with a tooled leather belt sheath
~ Spyderco's French design was manufactured under the Ramco label in Seki City, Japan
The Laguiole was discontinued in 1995-1996 and the MSRP at that time was $119.95, the sheath $19.95.
Strange knife, a French design, Americanized with serrations and made in Japan.…
Joyce"
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par Beavertail » 27 Juin 2007 21:02
Bon, perso, ce modèle est une interprétation "merdeuse" de Laguiole 
Sans principes communs, ce n'est pas la peine de discuter (Confucius)
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Beavertail - Bienvenue!
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par Richard IV » 27 Juin 2007 21:09
Non. C'est un Laguiole avec la qualité Spyderco
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par Beavertail » 27 Juin 2007 21:10
Ok, "chacun son sale goût" comme disait mon adjudant chef alcoolique 
Sans principes communs, ce n'est pas la peine de discuter (Confucius)
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par stancaiman » 27 Juin 2007 21:11
Beavertail a écrit:mon adjudant chef alcoolique
ce n'est pas un pléonasme ?
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par Beavertail » 27 Juin 2007 21:17
stancaiman a écrit:ce n'est pas un pléonasme ?
Oui, dans la majorité des cas hélas, mais à mon époque (78/10), une grande majorité
En ce qui concerne ce "machin" et au prix où il va partir, je suis
Sans principes communs, ce n'est pas la peine de discuter (Confucius)
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par stancaiman » 27 Juin 2007 21:20
Beavertail a écrit: En ce qui concerne ce "machin" et au prix où il va partir, je suis
comme disait ton adjudant …..
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par Richard IV » 27 Juin 2007 21:23
Bah, c'est quand même un "collector"
Et quand je vois des Sebenzas à 380$, je me dis que ce Lag' est donne
Et quand je vois des Sebenzas à 380$, je me dis que ce Lag' est donne
"A knife! A knife! My Kingdom for a knife!"
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