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crazywednesday wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 03, 2020 5:29 pm

Wait for the Warnie Rockjumper!

7:07

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMSdxtEa2GU

Yeah, the Rockjumper looks really, really good for a work knife.

That was fast. Military model still to come? I'd be shocked if we don't see a Military. But there are still many other models they haven't done so it is just a question of where it falls in the sequence. I agree, given how fast these are selling out, I'll be amazed if we don't see a Chief, Millie, ...

That was fast. Military model still to come?

I just want the PM2 with 3mm blade stock. I used to be one of the guys pleading for a downsized PM2, and they downsized everything but the blade thickness. Grrrr.

I’m just now liquidating my garage wood shop. Must. Not. Pick. Up. New. Obsession.

If they made it with a thin blade, it would be a lot better. Go to a 3mm blade stock, and put a 13 dps bevel on there.

It’s good. Especially if it’s hardened sufficiently—like 63ish.

I don’t always want to use just one steel, but when I do, make it CruWear.

sal wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 20, 2020 9:36 pm

I'm always open to suggestions. Since It's my steel creation, I'm going to exploit it if it performs as I had hoped when I dreamed up the chemistry?

sal

So is Spyderco the holder of the IP of SPY27’s formula, instead of Crucible?

Please please please start coating the liners on DLC knives. They did it on the latest Yojimbo 2 DLC, so it is possible to do on comp lock knives apparently. The uncoated liners really take away from the look of DLC knives. In general I agree about the comp lock tab. But the purple scales make the ...

My current PM2 in CruWear still has a lot of life left, so I’m probably safe. I’d be helpless to resist a bigger brother Millie in the same configuration.

I'm eager to see the results 100% I saw Submicron’s review on blade forms I am hoping Shawn can confirm or deny these test. Based on sub microns review on waveform this might be the most undervalued and under rated steel to come out in a long time I went to check out these results, and am flabberga...

Urban Wharncliffe. Phenomenal EDC knife.

All this time, I’ve been too embarrassed to ask whether it was “surfing ringo” or “surfin’ gringo.” Mystery solved.

If I do buy one I will pull out the blade and might not even use the flipper tab on this knife and you guys must like them from all of the replies. I want a thin foot print for a knife...not so much a thin one but how wide/tall the knife is. The Mantra 2 reminds me of a Leek I looked at in a Walmar...

When they were on sale I bought one because it is Titanium and has a M4 blade. I like it and the size feels like a gentleman’s Knife. It takes a while before it flips half way decent and you need to flick your wrist when opening it. This. If opening a knife in a smooth, rolling gesture that starts ...

It’s not like S30V is really a “hard use” steel, anyway. If you were accustomed to, say, Cru-Wear, there might be tasks that you would hesitate to try. But the transition from S30V to S110V is nowhere near that drastic.

That's adorable! It reminds me of a question that I have: what do y’all do to teach kids proper knife handling? A lot of Spyderco features fly in the face of knife safety as taught to me in my youth. Do you start them on an old-school slipjoint so they have to learn the old rules? Give them a Spyde...

I'm pretty sure I've heard Sal say that Vanax is even more expensive than Maxamet. That said I really hope that someday we can get Vanax (or something even better) in a Spyderco knife. I’ve had not much to do the past couple days, and I’ve been browsing Larrin’s articles. And wow. Vanax is a monste...

cali wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 26, 2020 12:58 am

Guys, as I wrote, it is about forming of band structure in metals. The title of the article is misleading, it is a clickbait and you are catching it.

I tried to form a metal band. Couldn’t find a bassist, though.