New Temperance for 2008 ?
- Manix Guy 2
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New Temperance for 2008 ?
Will we see this upgrade this year ? MG2
finaly my 7 old temps are getting lonley glad to herethere going to get some new family memberssal wrote:Hi MG2,
We've got a design "in the works". I'm carving on the handle now. As mentioned, probably not in '08, maybe '09.
5" flat round VG-10 blade, micarta scales. More like the "Street Beat" in quality.
sal
as i have said before the temps is AWSOME can't wait. there so much great new stuff comming ower way were to begin?????
those salt fixedblades or theg-10 e4 or d4 or the rock salt how about them all
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Sal, is this the 'figher'-version of the Temperance that was discussed before? It sounds nice, finally a new version to add to my 4 'old' temperances. They do give the Yin & Yang a run for their money in the Kitchen though. Will this larger Temperance maintain the divots and thumb-capping area in the old handle?
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Thanks For Update Sal !
Thank you Sal , I am looking forward to this upgrade . Regards MG2
Hope it would be a full flat tang knife. Might be, of course, a tang with holes in order to reduce a weight.sal wrote:Hi MG2,
We've got a design "in the works". I'm carving on the handle now. As mentioned, probably not in '08, maybe '09.
5" flat round VG-10 blade, micarta scales. More like the "Street Beat" in quality.
sal
I am really convinced that the old Temperance with 1/3 tang was a misconception. A mule team speaks for itself. Sorry.
But a new one sounds terrific. Although a 3V blade would make it exclusive among production knives. Sal?
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the only improvement the Temperance needed IMHO was some more texturing on the FRN handle (volcanogrip?) but like Wouter mentioned, the divots and "thumb groove" on the buttend of the handle (for reverse grip) are "pros" that will hopefully be retained for the newer version of the Temperance
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divotless sounds good too Sal....with the original Temperance, the 4 handle divots seem important to enhance purchase b/c of the somewhat smooth FRN handles.... Personally, I'd prefer the finish of the micarta handle to be closer to that found on the Hossom fixed blade series than that of the Street Beat (the enlarged index finger choil/spine jimping more than compensate for the slightly slick micarta handle) :)
brian
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yes please stick close to the first model it is still my very best cutter. i would carrry them more well wait i can carry them more now that there will be a new version on the way
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I'd like to see the thinner handle as well, but I kinda liked the divots. So long as the new version is still weightless like the original. Full tang knives have a tendency to be too heavy for their size.
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Although it is perhaps too late, but I would like to have a handle of the Manix, with pronounced semi-guard similar to Jerry Hossom designs. Would be even more secure in hand, especially if you push or stab.sal wrote:The "improvements" that I received as comments from users.
Larger blade
thinner handle
no FRN
Full tang
Just what I'd like.
sal
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I revive this thread because I've recently been spending time with one of my Temperances. What a great design! It's remarkable that it can be held comfortably in so many different grips. I would love to see a new version with the improvements mentioned by Mr. Glesser. I like the fingertip divots, but I think they should be slightly more oblong.
The most important improvement to me would be the thinning of the handle, to aid in concealment.
Thanks to Mr. G. for his devotion to this design, and commitment to quality. I'd also like a retelling of the origin of the design--something about cougars, I believe?
The most important improvement to me would be the thinning of the handle, to aid in concealment.
Thanks to Mr. G. for his devotion to this design, and commitment to quality. I'd also like a retelling of the origin of the design--something about cougars, I believe?
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Will it come with serrations? One really doesn't have much in the way of options when looking for a serrated fixed blade. I suppose I'll have to get a Street Beat now so I can spend some quality time with it before the Temperance 2 replaces it.
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