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My sample measure right at .02" behind the edge. Thinner than most stock spydies.

razorsharp wrote:I want to know the behind edge thickness, looks thin, 0.013ish hoping, less is better :D

I'll post that info in an hour or two when I get home. I just got mine in!

Spygineer wrote:Hello eloreno - Any chance you can post additional pictures comparing the dragonfly and the techno? Specifically closed and spine views? Thanks in advance.

I can take more pics later today, but for now, this video might help. LINK TO VIDEO: http://youtu.be/dRVP_o-zdUw

It looks like the thumb ramp would work for the regular grip.
If you choke up, with your finger in the choil, can you put your thumb on the spine of the blade in front of the thumb ramp and jimping?
The superleaf is like that...

That's a pic of the prototype the knife should be 3V steel

dj moonbat wrote:Does it happen often that people are receiving their knives before Spyderco has even announced the model's release?

Usually.

I ordered one even though I wasn't planning on it. I was perusing one of my favorite on-line retailers and saw it.
Before I knew it, I had paid for my order and received a confirmation email. Talk about impulse buying!

Does it still have the blue back-spacer?

is available for purchase! Who's getting one?!?! Does anyone other than the deacon have one yet?? EDIT: I FOUND A POST ALREADY IN PROGRESS ON THIS KNIFE, AFTER I STARTED THIS NEW ONE. I SEARCHED, I SWEAR!! LINK TO BETTER THREAD : http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?56444-The-C155TIP-Centof...

I'll throw in another vote for the manix2 XL.

Mick wrote:I love the knife but for the price I wish they would have included a nice leather sheath.

The sheath as is fits perfectly with the knife. After all, it's a Phil Wilson collab, and Phil Wilson knives come with kydex. If only it was tan colored.

Still not Jack, but I have both and the GB smokes the sage4.
















But the sage4 is still awesome.

I carry and use mine quite often. I carry it in the watch pocket in my pants, or in a kydex neck sheath I made. There's a whole lotta blade in a little package with this knife. I broke a small part of the tip off of the PE blade on the one I carry. It is quite delicate, and could definitely be consi...

Congratulations on the nice knife Travis!

I agree, this knife is just awesome. Great pics, and I look forward to the results of your testing!

jtoler_9 wrote:Thanks for posting the vid. I think this one I am most excited for this year. I also noticed you had a few more Spydie vids. Thanks agAin.

It is a most excellent knife. Yes, I'm a spydiehead.

Just got mine in, and it's a very nice knife.

Shot a quick video with my iphone, if anyone wants a decent look at it in hand etc...

LINK TO VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAI76oEcCEM

I'm just going by what I have in front of me. 10+ liner lock millies, and 3 RIL millies. They are the older plain Ti ones without the steel insert though. Wonder if they changed the geometry on the new ones with the insert? Well I don't have 13 militaries, only three, but this picture of a fluted m...

The RIL and liner lock blades are ground exactly the same. I can say with %100 certainty, that this is not true. At least not in all cases. The lock interface on my linerlock milies is quite different than the lock interface on my fluted ti millie. Again, my fluted ti millie does not have the steel...

I tried to swap the xhp blade from the brown military sprint with the blade on my fluted millie, and it was all wrong. however, my fluted millie does not have the steel insert, so that's a variable i can't speak to. i think i remember jnewell having success with just such a swap though.