Manix in Titanium

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Great job!!! :cool:

If I ever get some extra $$$, I would love for you to customize a few of my :spyder: 's!
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That is a shweeeet piece, STR!
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OMG!!! I think I am going to faint!! I LOVE that!! WOW!! I LOVE TITANIUM!! WOW!! Wowie!! Be still my beating heart!! :D :D :D :D :spyder: :spyder: :spyder: :spyder: :spyder:





PS: WHERE is that drooling smilie???
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I like calling it "Sebbie Eater" thats pretty fitting Flip8. I gotta say this thing is going to be hard to mail back. I'm getting a whole new appreciation for the Manix now. I may just have to track me down an older one like this for myself even though its way big for me. I might try this with another knife instead. Like a Pacific Salt maybe..

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STR: get a Mini-Manix!! That is one sweeeeet knife!
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That is one awesome looking knife! I can't hardly wait to put it to good use :D This one is going to be my new EDC. That was mind blowingly fast :eek: I never expected for it to be done that quickly. The handles are astonishing, especially in the first picture (I really like that angle). Thanks again STR.
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Sweet! :spyder: :cool: :spyder:

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That looks very cool! Perhaps adding some divot holes would lighten it even more? Or would that compromise strength?

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I didn't think an all Ti Manix would look that good. Super!
How thick are the scales?
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:eek: Fantastic job :eek:
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Scales are .125 thick or 1/8".

Thanks guys.

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That is one awesome looking knife! I can't hardly wait to put it to good use This one is going to be my new EDC. That was mind blowingly fast I never expected for it to be done that quickly. The handles are astonishing, especially in the first picture (I really like that angle). Thanks again STR.


Glad you like it Bodie. I like it too! A lot! This is so nice I hope Sal sees it because I can't help but think that this would be immensely popular if it was offered this way. It sure has garnered some reaction from those that have seen it.

As for how fast I get things done. Yeah, I found a jeannie in a bottle on the beach a few years back and married her, now she just blinks things into existance for me on my whim. :D I wish! Truth be told things don't ever get 'shop rot' from sitting around in my shop. When something gets here I get after it usually unless something else has my attention or I'm leaving town or something like that. It probably stems from my being used to a very high pressure job and having to micro manage my time for all my working life.

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Torch It or do grooves!
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STR wrote:This is so nice I hope Sal sees it because I can't help but think that this would be immensely popular if it was offered this way. It sure has garnered some reaction from those that have seen it.
I would also think it would be exceedingly popular if offered that way but when I mentioned something about a titanium Manix awhile back over at bladeforums it didn't really go that well.... most everyone seems to love their precious G-10 or other plastic-ie materials. It might have been b/c the thread title was Stainless Steel Manix though. I think I might borrow my friend's digital camera & post some pictures on bladeforums of it next to some other Spyderco's to see what kind of reaction it gets.
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That is GREAT work, Best of yours so far(that I have seen). That thing is begging for some "ATR-like" holes!
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Civilian I have to agree. I think its one of the nicer rebuilds I've done also. Its the only one that I told the owner of it I want first dibs on it if he gets rid of it one day lets put it that way. :D

Here are a couple of shots during the rebuild that I didn't post earlier.

Look at the size of the locks in these knives. Just an awesome folder inside and out really. Too bad its so darn big for me to justify carrying everyday.

You know I think this knife weighs more than my pistol that I carry everyday. No lie.

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Wow, that's REALLY beefy.
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STR, your handiwork is nothing short of spectacular. I am in awe of the customization you have done to the knives you show us, and this Ti Manix is stellar! Gawd, I need me one of those! 2 :cool: !
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GarageBoy wrote:Wow, that's REALLY beefy.
No kidding! I never doubted people when they used the term "bank vault", but W :eek: W! Just look at the amount of metal around the pivot and in the locking bar.
Ask me where I got my awesome SUPERHAWK!

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Now that's a knife! Great job Steve, as always :) Now go for a CF linerless version ;)
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