ACT NOW WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! BBB 15V

[BeggarSo]

Are there any plans while supplies last of there being a Bodacious or any other model being released fully serrated in 15V?

BBB mentioned in another forum topic his Collaberation knife with Spyderco will use up the last of the 15V.

I am willing to bet from BBB's knives I have seen online it will be a super thin awesome knife.

[Evil D]

I'm still holding out hope for a 15V Bodacious, and I've always felt it would be an awesome steel for serrations.

[BeggarSo]

I agree and for Spyderco not to do a Spydie edge in this steel why that is practically unthinkable.

I Nominate the Bodacious as well for the remaining steel in full serrations of course, the design makes great use of the Spydie edge.

[Wowbagger]

Are there any plans while supplies last of there being a Bodacious or any other model being released fully serrated in 15V?

BBB mentioned in another forum topic his Collaberation knife with Spyderco will use up the last of the 15V.

I am willing to bet from BBB's knives I have seen online it will be a super thin awesome knife.

I would be interested to read that .
Any link or place I can look for it would be very much appreciated .
Thanks .

[kennethsime]

I wonder if producing serrated 15V is profitable. Like how many 15v blanks do they have period, then how many would need to be dedicated to full serrations in order to justify producing a wheel (or wheels) to cut them, and how quickly would those wheels wear out when dealing with such a wear-resistant steel?

[Synov]

I would be interested to read that .
Any link or place I can look for it would be very much appreciated .
Thanks .

BBB It's a real honor to get what you can share.

So is there a new project you are working on with an eye towards taking yet another steel out of it lane for high performance knife use

Let's see what 2027 looks like. Eric says that they're going to do my collaboration folding knife and that will use up the rest of the 15V.

I believe I sent that design to Sal in 2019 so I'm pretty excited. It's going to be made in Golden, Colorado at my favorite factory from my favorite company.

I would have waited +10 years for that.

[Wowbagger]

I would be interested to read that .
Any link or place I can look for it would be very much appreciated .
Thanks .

BBB It's a real honor to get what you can share.

So is there a new project you are working on with an eye towards taking yet another steel out of it lane for high performance knife use

Let's see what 2027 looks like. Eric says that they're going to do my collaboration folding knife and that will use up the rest of the 15V.

I believe I sent that design to Sal in 2019 so I'm pretty excited. It's going to be made in Golden, Colorado at my favorite factory from my favorite company.

I would have waited +10 years for that.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH !
I've been fretting about that one .
Had mostly given up .
We will see what 2027 looks like .

[Evil D]

I wonder if producing serrated 15V is profitable. Like how many 15v blanks do they have period, then how many would need to be dedicated to full serrations in order to justify producing a wheel (or wheels) to cut them, and how quickly would those wheels wear out when dealing with such a wear-resistant steel?

With how fast the serrated MagnaMax mules sold out, and how popular 15V already is, I'd bet my entire knife collection they won't have problems selling a serrated 15V option. Look at how popular serrated K390 was too. It's a safe bet.

[BeggarSo]

I guess the unmasked question with no answer probable to be forthcoming is

"Just how much 15V is remaining for production and what models is it being allocated to?"

My uneducated guess based on the incredibly reasonable pricing of the lightweight and the availability of models already released is there may be quite a bit left to sell but dont miss out if you are smart.

I do not think the same is true of REX 121 again based on the pricing being much steeper.

[Cletus]

Then there is S110v, S45vn. These may be running out also.

[gk4ever2]

I wonder if producing serrated 15V is profitable. Like how many 15v blanks do they have period, then how many would need to be dedicated to full serrations in order to justify producing a wheel (or wheels) to cut them, and how quickly would those wheels wear out when dealing with such a wear-resistant steel?

I think you probably got the answer why there will not be a 15V serrated edge - likely too expensive. I'm not a knifemaker, so I'm just guessing. To the best of my knowledge, there are not any serrated Rex-121 or Maxamet blades?

[Evil D]

Yeah I have zero hope for SE 15V, just because the stock is limited. I understand it, gotta make hard priority choices and maximize the sales for what's left. If I ever find a person I trust or figure out how to do them myself, I have a few 15V options I might add serrations to myself.