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I am already using mine..................................















unfortunately only in my dreams. It will be perfect watch pocket knife.

Spydersense wrote:

JRinFL wrote:Soon, I hope?!

It would be nice. It seems like we've been waiting forever for this thing. Poor Michael, must be ready to blow a fuse by now.

bh49 wrote:I am already using mine..................................















unfortunately only in my dreams. It will be perfect watch pocket knife.

Thank you for the nice words, gentlemen. (I am now using a 50 amp fuse and it seems to be working much better to keep me sane. )

On a serious note, I know that things are still in motion... I am hoping that Sal will weigh in with an update on the Rhino.

Thanks again for the support!

-Michael

Beating a dead horse yet? lol
Just bumping up this thread......hoping it'll be soon...

Where dat Rhino at?

Any updates?

I have given up on this knife.

Don't give up. We were informed at the Oregon Knife Show that production was moved to the Taichung factory. The Rhino will be better quality and steel now.

Spydersense wrote:Don't give up. We were informed at the Oregon Knife Show that production was moved to the Taichung factory. The Rhino will be better quality and steel now.

Wow. Sorry it's taking so long that's gotta frustrate SpyderNut but at least it's going to be Taichung now

Thats probably going to cause a little bit of a price increase as well! Wonder if that will affect the demand for this knife? :rolleyes:

Either way, it's going to be an exciting release, regardless of when it drops!

Hoping to see a large number of 'seconded' Rhinos at the next seconds sale... :p

Spydersense wrote:Don't give up. We were informed at the Oregon Knife Show that production was moved to the Taichung factory. The Rhino will be better quality and steel now.

Well that's interesting news!

Spydersense wrote:Don't give up. We were informed at the Oregon Knife Show that production was moved to the Taichung factory. The Rhino will be better quality and steel now.

This is a good news. Certainly worth waiting. This will Rhino++

Mushroom wrote:Thats probably going to cause a little bit of a price increase as well! Wonder if that will affect the demand for this knife? :rolleyes:

It will not effect my demand. I always ready to pay $$ for quality.

Spydersense wrote:Don't give up. We were informed at the Oregon Knife Show that production was moved to the Taichung factory. The Rhino will be better quality and steel now.

Please be CTS-XHP, please be CTS-XHP, please be CTS-XHP....

So what steel do we think it could be - S30V? I'm hoping for CTS-XHP.

Quality over velocity all day. CTS-XHP sounds good to me too. Will be worth the wait, I'm sure.

S30v, CTS XHP, CTS 204P, the various mule steels... All of the steels Taichung is capable of working with :D

Sal will not revamp a blade
lest slipping standards must be stayed;
of disgruntled clients he is unafraid,
ensuring stellar knives are made.

(awaiting webcam feed of Rhino birth)


kind regards,
a n.on

I would totally watch that live feed lol

Any chance the street price remains under $100?

Mr Danger wrote:So what steel do we think it could be - S30V? I'm hoping for CTS-XHP.

CTS-BD1n....?