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#41

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gbelleh wrote:Here are a few more pics...

For scale, here is the Techno next to a Dragonfly, Leaf Storm, Sage 2, and Delica 4.
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The Techno's blade is thick! Here it is with a Dragonfly on the left and Leaf Storm on the right.
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Back view. Although the Techno is a stout little knife, it's not really much thicker than the Leaf Storm.
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The Techno gives you a little more cutting edge, and I find the Techno's ergos much easier to deal with than the Leaf Storm's. The Techno is actually very comfortable in hand, and I believe, less likely to bite.
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The deep carry wire clip and stonewashed finish are very nice features. The lock bar of the Techno is thick and strong, and locks open with authority.
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I know the tolerances are tighter on the Sebenza, but in reality, I don't see any difference in quality or function. Though the Sebenza offers more cutting edge, and is likely the better slicer.
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IMO, the Techno is the most custom-like, and one of the highest quality Spydercos I've ever held. Very impressive, and worth every penny.
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Ordered after seeing these pics!!
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Great pics everyone, thank you and thanks for the comparison with the Leaf Storm gbelleh, Im glad I held off from getting one until the Techno came out. Techno it is, for now......
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#43

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Thanks for the pics. Just what i needed to see.
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#44

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Great Pictures everyone. You all really ought to get a commission. I don't think I would have ordered one until I saw this thread.
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Ughhhh can't wait to get mine!! Really pleased that the blue spacer was kept, despite all the complaints about it, I think it's a great touch. The stone wash finish looks amazing too, real credit to the designers and makers in Taiwan, look forward to trying some cts-xhp too, thanks for the pics made me drool even more.
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Couldn't wait any longer ordered mine last night....
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I could not stand it any longer. Spyderco fans here have convinced me to order one!

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#48

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Got mine today. I have no issues opening it left-handed.

It's a great little tank.
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Good to hear, Im a lefty also.
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#50

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gbelleh, great pictures. A beautiful knife to be sure.
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Decided to get the Techno

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July was such an expensive month for me for knife purchases ... that I debated getting the Techno. Certainly glad I just said the heck with it and placed my order! Haven't been this thrilled with a small knife in a long time! This is one solid, well-built, and capable little knife that doesn't feel little in my hand! Of course, the obligatory picture.

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#52

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Does this use the same piviot configuration as the Manix 2 and Para 2?
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#53

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Couldnt resist. Just ordered one.... **** you all!
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#54

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I'm really liking the looks of this one. Thanks to all who've posted pics!

Gbelleh, would you mind snapping a pic of the Techno and Sebenza from above (spine shot)? I'd really like to see their comparative thicknesses!
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Sure.
Not great lighting right now but...

Side by side
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End to end
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IMO, not much difference in pocket.
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#56

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Has anyone tried cutting anything?.................or a collector only?
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I cut open a couple packages (padded mailers and taped boxes) and opened some envelopes. It zipped through the mailers with no problem. The Techno's tip tapers to a fine enough point that it opens letters easily enough. So far, I'm really liking it.

Someone else will have to do the extensive cardboard cutting tests.
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#58

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Thanks for the photos gbelleh, I love the top view of that tough looking blade.
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Comparison pics with Ambitious and Cat:
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Mine got overshadowed by the arrival of my Tuff this morning, but I do still really like my Techno too - so many neat knives Spyderco has put out lately!
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Nice photos guys, I'm trying to ignore the fact that mine is still in transit to me ( yeah right! )
I've been dreaming of this thread for months now and here it is rolling along nicely.
Can't wait to contribute...
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