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Re: OK, it's time to get serious

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Holland wrote:
sal wrote:Hi jazz,

Thanx. Is that a 3" blade?

sal
Would also like to know this.

If it's 3 inch and ffg I would buy one
Agreed, FFG would be my preference as well.
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Re: OK, it's time to get serious

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I can't wait to see what it looks like.
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Re: OK, it's time to get serious

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This is very cool.
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Re: OK, it's time to get serious

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I have been mostly sitting back and just watching this thread and seeing what Jazz had in mind.

Now I see that we have essentially come up with a Delica4 with a wharncliffe blade. Whoa!!! As a Delica lover I will say that I will without a doubt buy one of these knives. My Centofante4 is a great knife and this would be the same but maybe just a tiny bit smaller. Woot woot!
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Re: OK, it's time to get serious

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This thread is so awesome
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Re: OK, it's time to get serious

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watching this one with interest. A wharnie Delica 4 is very interesting.
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Re: OK, it's time to get serious

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If this comes out in FFG and a decent steel I'll be very interested. I don't use my Centofante 4 as much as I would like to because I can't easily replace it. As much as I like fancy sprint steels I'd also rather this come out in a common steel like VG10 and be standard production.
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Re: OK, it's time to get serious

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Evil D wrote:If this comes out in FFG and a decent steel I'll be very interested. I don't use my Centofante 4 as much as I would like to because I can't easily replace it. As much as I like fancy sprint steels I'd also rather this come out in a common steel like VG10 and be standard production.
Agreed. I'd also prefer a screw-together construction and thicker blade stock as found on the Delica vs. the pinned construction and thinner blade stock as found on the Centofante 4.

It'd be awesome to see this new knife offered in the same color khaki as on the Kahr Delica. :D
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Re: OK, it's time to get serious

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SpyderNut wrote: It'd be awesome to see this new knife offered in the same color khaki as on the Kahr Delica. :D

Love this suggestion .

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Re: OK, it's time to get serious

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We can discuss color, but making it the same as the Kahr Delica would create co fusion.

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Re: OK, it's time to get serious

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How about burnt watermelon green? :)
Just kidding, but on the other hand it could come out really nice..
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Re: OK, it's time to get serious

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Interesting thread. Looking forward to seeing the cad drawings and how great is it that Sal is open to suggestions. I love spyderco. What a great ethos.
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Re: OK, it's time to get serious

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I like it... how about taking a little curve off the spine of the blade?
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Re: OK, it's time to get serious

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I also like it. How about having a straight spine, like a leek? Or would that give it too much of a needlepoint? Perhaps a reverse tanto-like end
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Re: OK, it's time to get serious

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Why not just take the standard Delica blade and remove the belly curve , just a straight edge ?


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Re: OK, it's time to get serious

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That might mess up the edge geometry (thicker at some parts).
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camporama wrote:I also like it. How about having a straight spine, like a leek? Or would that give it too much of a needlepoint? Perhaps a reverse tanto-like end
That's not a bad idea... I like a more pointy tip.
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Re: OK, it's time to get serious

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I liked Jazz's sketch with the arcing spine similar to the Urban Wharncliffe blade.
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Re: OK, it's time to get serious

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I'd keep it rounded so that you could possibly grind it to straight.
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Re: OK, it's time to get serious

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The whole idea is stronger for working. If you wanted, you could easily grind some off. You can't add any.
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