BladeShow 2001 Spydie Preview?
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BladeShow 2001 Spydie Preview?
Dear people at Spyderco,
Any idea what new things are coming out on preview at the BladeShow 2001? Is the ATR ready by this show? Lum Tanto and Darndo? Perrin Bowie? Meerkat? Temperance? Salsa? Would appreciate your kind feedback! And yeah, to all those Spydernuts at the show ~ Enjoy yourselves dudes! <img src="wink.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle>
Sam
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Any idea what new things are coming out on preview at the BladeShow 2001? Is the ATR ready by this show? Lum Tanto and Darndo? Perrin Bowie? Meerkat? Temperance? Salsa? Would appreciate your kind feedback! And yeah, to all those Spydernuts at the show ~ Enjoy yourselves dudes! <img src="wink.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle>
Sam
have spydies will travel
Hi Samo. We'll be showing;
ATR prototype. No production pieces ready yet.
The Lum "Tanto" Fixed Blade (Lumto?) proto.
Darndo is temporarily out. Cost was very high for success. We're still working on it.
Fred Perrin Bowie proto wil be there.
MeerKat protos will be there.
Temperance production protos.
Salsa protos, but without the color.
sal
ATR prototype. No production pieces ready yet.
The Lum "Tanto" Fixed Blade (Lumto?) proto.
Darndo is temporarily out. Cost was very high for success. We're still working on it.
Fred Perrin Bowie proto wil be there.
MeerKat protos will be there.
Temperance production protos.
Salsa protos, but without the color.
sal
Patogordo,
The 2001 Blade Show & International Cutlery Fair, sponsored by Blade magazine, will be held June 8-10, 2001, at the Cobb Galleria Centre and Renaissance Waverly Hotel in Atlanta, Georgia. It is regarded as the most important cutlery event of the year. They have a website at http://www.krause.com/shows/bladeshow/
I have never been but I hope to make it some year.
-Glenn
The 2001 Blade Show & International Cutlery Fair, sponsored by Blade magazine, will be held June 8-10, 2001, at the Cobb Galleria Centre and Renaissance Waverly Hotel in Atlanta, Georgia. It is regarded as the most important cutlery event of the year. They have a website at http://www.krause.com/shows/bladeshow/
I have never been but I hope to make it some year.
-Glenn
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Colinz,
I also have the knifecenter link but most of those photographs were taken without permission.
Sal tends to only allow photos on knives that are within 6 months of production.
About half of those knives are concept models and may not get built at all( except for the UUK, please Sal).
You might not want to post that URL on the forums, it is my understanding that it creates problems for Spyderco.
-Glenn
Edited by - Glenn on 6/7/2001 6:46:39 PM
I also have the knifecenter link but most of those photographs were taken without permission.
Sal tends to only allow photos on knives that are within 6 months of production.
About half of those knives are concept models and may not get built at all( except for the UUK, please Sal).
You might not want to post that URL on the forums, it is my understanding that it creates problems for Spyderco.
-Glenn
Edited by - Glenn on 6/7/2001 6:46:39 PM
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Colinz,
Think about your question. The answer is not a big stretch of the imagination.
The designs are original, proprietary to Spyderco, and were displayed at a knife convention for the benefit of feedback. Permission was not given to photograph them.
They have a lot of time and money invested in those prototypes. I do not mean to sound harsh, you didn't take these pictures and I am sure you meant no harm. I also don't speak for Spyderco, this is mearly my opinion.
Take care,
stu
Think about your question. The answer is not a big stretch of the imagination.
The designs are original, proprietary to Spyderco, and were displayed at a knife convention for the benefit of feedback. Permission was not given to photograph them.
They have a lot of time and money invested in those prototypes. I do not mean to sound harsh, you didn't take these pictures and I am sure you meant no harm. I also don't speak for Spyderco, this is mearly my opinion.
Take care,
stu
Glenn,
You made me understand the whole (or at least enough of that) issue, thank you.
If someone want to know why I edited the URL in my previous post you are welcome to post that question to me. I´ll try to answer to the best of my knowledge.
Be well,
/Colinz
(I usually only edit grammar and spelling, this is the firs time I edit any "fact", if you got any questions about this issue then please mail me and I´ll do my best to answer any questions)
You made me understand the whole (or at least enough of that) issue, thank you.
If someone want to know why I edited the URL in my previous post you are welcome to post that question to me. I´ll try to answer to the best of my knowledge.
Be well,
/Colinz
(I usually only edit grammar and spelling, this is the firs time I edit any "fact", if you got any questions about this issue then please mail me and I´ll do my best to answer any questions)
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