New Caly jr ?
New Caly jr ?
Does anyone knows anything about a new Caly Jr project ? I am in love with
this model...
this model...
Caly Jr. I want with many blade steels
The Caly Jr. is another great design from the GOLDEN ERA Of SPYDERS (1998-2003). The Caly Jr. with the ZDP-189 blade will probably be one of my rotating EDCs for a very long time to come.
Truly I have trouble understanding why that model got dropped from the main line up in the first place :confused:
I think the Caly Jr. should be like the Mule Team project>> it would be a great model to offer up in many different blade steels. The Mule Team experiment has been excellent for a fixed blade and I believe that the Caly Jr. would be the perfect folder to do the same with.
Truly I have trouble understanding why that model got dropped from the main line up in the first place :confused:
I think the Caly Jr. should be like the Mule Team project>> it would be a great model to offer up in many different blade steels. The Mule Team experiment has been excellent for a fixed blade and I believe that the Caly Jr. would be the perfect folder to do the same with.
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Sal dropped a hint a month or so back that a Sprint Run of the micarta Calypso Jr might happen at some point in the future.
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Yes
Micarta Caly Jr. Oh Yea
I have the Black and Burgundy ZDP Models but I came to the game a little late for the Micarta. Burgandy micarta waould be great.
Then a Micarta Jester please
I have the Black and Burgundy ZDP Models but I came to the game a little late for the Micarta. Burgandy micarta waould be great.
Then a Micarta Jester please
The Stainless Caly Jr
The stainless Caly Jr was interesting because it had a hollow grind blade on it and was one of the best stainless handled folders ever made by Spyderco IMO. It's getting to be one of the toughest of the Caly Juniors to find nowadays too. All the stainless ones I owned were all made with AUS-8 blade steel.
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No, they did not and I'm hoping that, like the white micarta Goddard Jr. Sprint, they'll stay unlined.arty wrote:Did these micarta versions of the knives have liners?
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New Caly Jr
I am in for the burgundy colour ! It gives a lot of class.Burgundy and no liners, please !!!
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As for color, the one I'd like most to see would be butterscotch paper micarta with brown canvas micarta as my second choice and ivory paper micarta as my third.
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Do you have any concerns about striping threaded holes, I remember that you always carry without clip, still?The Deacon wrote:No, they did not and I'm hoping that, like the white micarta Goddard Jr. Sprint, they'll stay unlined.
And to tell the truth, I like liners.
phillipsted wrote: But a nice burgundy micarta would really make my socks go up and down.
TedP
I will go with Ted on burgundy, butterscotch would be nice also. Actually I want both.The Deacon wrote:As for color, the one I'd like most to see would be butterscotch paper micarta with brown canvas micarta as my second choice and ivory paper micarta as my third.
I think two sprints will be even better than one. PE, please. I can only dream about no swedge.
Let's go wild and add bolsters :p :)
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The clips never ripped out of the knife, so if you never take the clip off, or take it off once and never put it back on, stripping the threads in the handle becomes a non-issue. If a clip screw loosens, the best solution would be to remove it, apply some Loctite, and carefully replace it. Using a screwdriver bit without the handle wouldn't be a bad idea, helps keep you from going gorilla on it.bh49 wrote:Do you have any concerns about striping threaded holes, I remember that you always carry without clip, still?
And to tell the truth, I like liners.
I will go with Ted on burgundy, butterscotch would be nice also. Actually I want both.
I think two sprints will be even better than one. PE, please. I can only dream about no swedge.
Let's go wild and add bolsters :p :)
As for the rest, if you're going to add bolsters and liners and ditch the swedge, the Caly 3 or 3.5 would make a better platform.
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I did have a problem with one of my original micarta Goddard Jrs back when I first got it. I was fiddling around with the knife and removed the clip to polish the scales or something. When I went to put the clip back in (remember, the Micarta is directly tapped because there is no liner), I must have over-torqued the screws.The Deacon wrote:The clips never ripped out of the knife, so if you never take the clip off, or take it off once and never put it back on, stripping the threads in the handle becomes a non-issue. If a clip screw loosens, the best solution would be to remove it, apply some Loctite, and carefully replace it. Using a screwdriver bit without the handle wouldn't be a bad idea, helps keep you from going gorilla on it.
The threading stayed intact, but over the next few days, this additional pressure caused the micarta to warp ever so slightly around the pivot. The results is that the knife is extremely hard to open because the micarta is rubbing against the blade.
And because the knife is pinned and not screwed, I can't easily disassemble it to adjust it. SFO tried to adjust it but was unsuccessful...
Just a reminder that linerless micarta knives are not built like Manix or Millies.
TedP
TedP
Than my dream come true. I strongly prefer Caly3/3.5 to Caly jr due to liners, tip down carry and no swedge. But because I cannot have my dream knife now, I will take micarta Caly jr. :)The Deacon wrote:if you're going to add bolsters and liners and ditch the swedge, the Caly 3 or 3.5 would make a better platform.
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