We need more Wharncliffes!
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I know this is premature. How about a Spyderco Caribbean wharnie?
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:confused:Jazz wrote:Absolutely. H1 with nice shallower serrations like the current one. Hook me up!sal wrote:So I'm thinking about a Salt 2 Warnie. I'd like one for water sports. Interest?
sal
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Re: We need more Wharncliffes!
Yessssss !Demon85z wrote:Yes!!!sal wrote:So I'm thinking about a Salt 2 Warnie. I'd like one for water sports. Interest?
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Re: We need more Wharncliffes!
The SE wharnie has not so deep serrations as say, the Salt 1 I have. The Salt 1 serrations catch on everything. The Delica wharnie cuts a lot easier.elena86 wrote::confused:Jazz wrote: ...shallower serrations like the current one. Hook me up!
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Interesting ! I own three and all have quite deep serrations, maybe not as deep as the Salt line but it apears to be deeper than yours.Maybe I purchased the improved ones :pJazz wrote:The SE wharnie has not so deep serrations as say, the Salt 1 I have. The Salt 1 serrations catch on everything. The Delica wharnie cuts a lot easier.elena86 wrote::confused:Jazz wrote: ...shallower serrations like the current one. Hook me up!
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I don't suppose you have a picture, do you? Why do you like them pointier or deeper?elena86 wrote: Interesting ! I own three and all have quite deep serrations, maybe not as deep as the Salt line but it apears to be deeper than yours.Maybe I purchased the improved ones :p
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That's how I like serrations.As pointy and agressive as possible.They are meant to be agressive IMO.I keep them stupid sharp and they rip open with ease.Jazz wrote:I don't suppose you have a picture, do you? Why do you like them pointier or deeper?elena86 wrote: Interesting ! I own three and all have quite deep serrations, maybe not as deep as the Salt line but it apears to be deeper than yours.Maybe I purchased the improved ones :p
![Image](https://i.imgur.com/w1E6IhZ.jpg)
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Ok, now don't go lighting me on fire and tossing me into the bushes here but...
What about instead of a traditional Wahrnie, it was more Xacto shaped? Just for visuals, imagine laying a straight edge across a Manix 2 blade from the tip to where it meets the ricasso. Not a super steep angle but definite. In a smaller knife like a Man or Lady bug I'd think this would be a wicked little utilitarian knife.
Crazy?
What about instead of a traditional Wahrnie, it was more Xacto shaped? Just for visuals, imagine laying a straight edge across a Manix 2 blade from the tip to where it meets the ricasso. Not a super steep angle but definite. In a smaller knife like a Man or Lady bug I'd think this would be a wicked little utilitarian knife.
Crazy?
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IMO its better to have it straight like the wharnie delica than slanted up like a re-ground manix 2. If you take a look at my modded Ark (Arkidashi) it suffers from the upward slant. I think it forces me to orient my wrist in more awkward angles compared to the cutting edge to handle angle of the Centofante 4, Delica, Ronin 2 etc.Eli Chaps wrote:Ok, now don't go lighting me on fire and tossing me into the bushes here but...
What about instead of a traditional Wahrnie, it was more Xacto shaped? Just for visuals, imagine laying a straight edge across a Manix 2 blade from the tip to where it meets the ricasso. Not a super steep angle but definite. In a smaller knife like a Man or Lady bug I'd think this would be a wicked little utilitarian knife.
Crazy?
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An Xacto blade shape would be pretty scary to the sheeple! As a defensive blade it might work though. I'm still hoping for a Wharnie style Manix 2 or PM2. A light weight Manix 2 Wharnie in S30V or CTS-XHP is probably my Grail now that I've had time to think about it. The Delica just never fit my hand well, I have bear claws so I need a wider and deeper handle.Eli Chaps wrote:Ok, now don't go lighting me on fire and tossing me into the bushes here but...
What about instead of a traditional Wahrnie, it was more Xacto shaped? Just for visuals, imagine laying a straight edge across a Manix 2 blade from the tip to where it meets the ricasso. Not a super steep angle but definite. In a smaller knife like a Man or Lady bug I'd think this would be a wicked little utilitarian knife.
Crazy?
The M2 fits my hand as close to perfect as I've felt besides the Cold Steel Recon 1. The R1 is just too big to carry most times but the M2 is just the right size for my needs. A Wharnie would be awesome for scraping gaskets and resharpening would be a breeze!
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[/quote][/quote]elena86 wrote:
They are exactly like mine. They are a lot shallower than the Salt. Very nice. Thanks for the pic, bro.
- best wishes, Jazz.
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Much as I like the Manbug Salt, I really wanted to try this mod out. Took a lot of hand work. No electricity involved. I'd prefer the shape I drew, but I'll give this a try and see how I like it.
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Looks great Jazz, would love to see that hit production.
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Absolutely! I'd hope for an FFG model in LC200N.sal wrote:So I'm thinking about a Salt 2 Warnie. I'd like one for water sports. Interest?
sal
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Inevitably when ever Jazz starts talking about manbug and Dfly sized wharnies ( That Modded Manbug Salt looks great btw Jazz! :D ) I try to advocate for for a wharncliffe shape a little closer to the Yojimbo. Honestly though, I like the rounded wharncliffe shape just as much. Variety right? :spyder:Eli Chaps wrote:Ok, now don't go lighting me on fire and tossing me into the bushes here but...
What about instead of a traditional Wahrnie, it was more Xacto shaped? Just for visuals, imagine laying a straight edge across a Manix 2 blade from the tip to where it meets the ricasso. Not a super steep angle but definite. In a smaller knife like a Man or Lady bug I'd think this would be a wicked little utilitarian knife.
Crazy?
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Somewhere on my PC I have a knife mock-up I'm sure you'd like. Back when the Yojimbo 1 was current and I carried a Caly 3, I did a mock-up of the two combined. I'll see if I can find it and post it.ZrowsN1s wrote:Inevitably when ever Jazz starts talking about manbug and Dfly sized wharnies ( That Modded Manbug Salt looks great btw Jazz! :D ) I try to advocate for for a wharncliffe shape a little closer to the Yojimbo. Honestly though, I like the rounded wharncliffe shape just as much. Variety right? :spyder:Eli Chaps wrote:Ok, now don't go lighting me on fire and tossing me into the bushes here but...
What about instead of a traditional Wahrnie, it was more Xacto shaped? Just for visuals, imagine laying a straight edge across a Manix 2 blade from the tip to where it meets the ricasso. Not a super steep angle but definite. In a smaller knife like a Man or Lady bug I'd think this would be a wicked little utilitarian knife.
Crazy?
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Hi Vivi,Vivi wrote:IMO its better to have it straight like the wharnie delica than slanted up like a re-ground manix 2. If you take a look at my modded Ark (Arkidashi) it suffers from the upward slant. I think it forces me to orient my wrist in more awkward angles compared to the cutting edge to handle angle of the Centofante 4, Delica, Ronin 2 etc.Eli Chaps wrote:Ok, now don't go lighting me on fire and tossing me into the bushes here but...
What about instead of a traditional Wahrnie, it was more Xacto shaped? Just for visuals, imagine laying a straight edge across a Manix 2 blade from the tip to where it meets the ricasso. Not a super steep angle but definite. In a smaller knife like a Man or Lady bug I'd think this would be a wicked little utilitarian knife.
Crazy?
I think it would definitely require a modified grip for some uses. I think lateral type cutting would necessitate more of a pinch grip or even laying your index finger over the spine.
In my mind I'm seeing sort of a mashup of a honesuki and an Xacto blade. There's also the Japnese kiridashi but they tend to be more chisel like. The angular shape is especially helpful in perpendicular cuts, like slicing a line running sideways and for cutting things like packaging at chest height but yet it retains a fine point that allows detailed work and controlled slicing in other positions. Maybe not the best apple slicer but a great work type tool. I guess in my brain, I can see a small bladed knife of this shape being very handy for utility tasks.
Hope that all makes sense.
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I need to put my vote in for this---no changes, just an improved Air, a more economical steel. It would be a perfect replacement for my Al Mar Falcon.RadioactiveSpyder wrote:I’d really like to see more thin/narrow gentleman’s knives like the Air please. It seems like the Swick, Jazzlica and Yo2 fit the bill very well already for other size ranges.
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Re: We need more Wharncliffes!
Same!tangent wrote:Absolutely! I'd hope for an FFG model in LC200N.sal wrote:So I'm thinking about a Salt 2 Warnie. I'd like one for water sports. Interest?
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