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This maker has not worked with H2 or Magnacut. A Salt version in LC2 would certainly not be any less expensive than the current Sprint. Let's see how this Sprint goes.

'This project with the Temp 1 began a long time ago. We have a number of other models already in queue with this maker. It is ...

SE is currently 15% off at ChicagoKnifeWorks with the coupon that shows on the product page (PE not yet in stock). Just ordered one to go with my PE.

And NCBlade has the PE at $133.

People should buy these knives - the OG Temperance is a classic!

Bring back the Street Bowie in a new steel too!

Plain edge in stock at KnifeCenter. Just ordered.

Those of us who were there the first time around know that the Temperance is a classic, only let down by the unexciting original steel. I'm sure if there were more of us, these would be flying off the shelves, but personally, I'm happy if it means I can pick up a PE without risking missing them.

Fastidiotus wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 21, 2024 11:47 am

The Manix and Manix XL.

Look at the Temperance, and then tell me what more you'd need in a fixed blade based on the Manix XL.

SE is back in stock at Knifecenter, and also at KSF & Whitemountain.

Looking forward to the PEs dropping (and very grateful to those who scour the internet to keep us informed on availability). Tempted while I wait by the SE model, but already owning a couple of the venerable 4.5" Salt fixies in SE, there's really no logical reason for me to buy one.

As for ...

Magnacut or LC200N sprint. Thank you very much.

Fireman wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 26, 2024 1:18 am

Good to know. I will try swapping my blurple S110V in and keep the original S30V pristine. Giggity

That's exactly what I did in the past, and it worked fine. When I get the change, I'm now going to try swapping in a black-coated 4v blade.

I'd be happy with a new FRN Spyderhawk in an upgraded steel. Magnacut would be the obvious option.

Yes. I've been asking for this for years. Now lets see the Street Bowie as well!

I'm excited about the Temperance. Years ago, I asked for the original Temperance and Street Bowie to be brought back in a modern hi-alloy steel. A couple of years ago, I asked again, and Sal indicated something was on the way. Hopefully we'll see the Street Bowie in CruWear too!

Unbrokenchain33 wrote: ↑

Fri May 31, 2024 3:24 pm

Interesting that the Techno 3 is being made in Italy as opposed to Taichung

Looks to me like its a Lionsteel.

Another example of the price differential. I’m thinking of getting a watch pocket folder with a wharncliffe blade. The main choices seem to be the Lil Native, Baby Banter or Mini Pyrite. I like the Lil Native (I think I have 2), and I’m sure the wharnie will be a great blade, but it’s literally 3-4x ...

Now in stock at Whitemountainknives, where there are multiple options for a 10% discount.

Happy to get an order in at KSF today, as I had a $20 shop credit there. So $92 all in for me. They're still in stock.

Now that Spyderco is re-releasing classic salt models in updated steels, when can we get a Spyderhawk in Magnacut or LC200N?

I also wouldn't mind seeing some salt fixed blades in ...

Certainly becoming harder to justify buying Spyderco. I just bought these three Maxace products for the same price as a Lil Temp in VG10 and FRN.

Unbrokenchain33 wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 31, 2024 11:12 am

Anyone know if you preorder from a site like KC or BHQ if you lock in the listed price?

Preorder prices on KC should be locked in. I'd guess the same is true of BHQ, but I don't have experience.

I love the concept, but I'm definitely in the camp of thinking it needs a more contoured handle, and it also needs more interesting steel for me to dig into my pockets for it.

I CruConCarta version would have me opening my purse strings.

Great Reveal. Very glad to see expanding magnacut lightweight and crucarta lines.

Wish the stretch xl was in magnacut, and will wait on a more interesting steel for the bodacious (crucarta?). Given we’re already in mid-October, I also wonder how many of these knives will actually be available at ...