S110V Manix 2 1st Impressions

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Josh623 wrote:

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Maybe that pic is playing tricks with my eyes, but that blade looks like it was either thinned out a LOT behind the edge, or your angle is super duper high like 30dps, not 30 inclusive. either it's a funky pic or that bevel is somehow really really small for 15dps.

This is my 15dps/30 inclusive, and check out how much wider the bevel is. This was verified by an angle cube.

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Evil D wrote:Maybe that pic is playing tricks with my eyes, but that blade looks like it was either thinned out a LOT behind the edge, or your angle is super duper high like 30dps, not 30 inclusive. either it's a funky pic or that bevel is somehow really really small for 15dps.

This is my 15dps/30 inclusive, and check out how much wider the bevel is. This was verified by an angle cube.

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Oh yeah, it's definitely thinned! It did not come like that from the factory... I re-ground it to about .010" =) Nice edge btw!!!
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Josh623 wrote:Oh yeah, it's definitely thinned! It did not come like that from the factory... I re-ground it to about .010" =) Nice edge btw!!!
That sounds about right. :)
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Josh623 wrote:Oh yeah, it's definitely thinned! It did not come like that from the factory... I re-ground it to about .010" =) Nice edge btw!!!
Oh duh I missed that part in your post. I see it now at the plunge line. Looks a little convex? Don't go splitting any logs with it ;)
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Evil D wrote:Don't go splitting any logs with it ;)
No doubt. If I'd known how difficult it would be to find a replacement I might not have been so rough with the one I had. I know one will pop up eventually but this having to be patient is trying my patience! :P
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Evil D wrote:Oh duh I missed that part in your post. I see it now at the plunge line. Looks a little convex? Don't go splitting any logs with it ;)
But then I wouldn't be living up to your moto David! "Use it like you hate it" ;)

Yeah, it may be slightly convex but not much... it was freehand against my platen. I didn't want to remove any of the spine side. But yeah, This is going to be edc but no hard use (batonning or cutting wire).

With my Gayle Bradley that was thinned I chopped small limbs off of trees w/ no issues at all though (although I know this is a diff steel).

Yeah I hope mine comes in soon =(
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I am a mediocre sharpener so I wonder....Does it need reprofiling ? I am an average user...no manila rope, no crazy stuff.
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senorsquare wrote:No doubt. If I'd known how difficult it would be to find a replacement I might not have been so rough with the one I had. I know one will pop up eventually but this having to be patient is trying my patience! :P
I did notice some on ebay for about $20 over street price if you're desperate.
Josh623 wrote:But then I wouldn't be living up to your moto David! "Use it like you hate it" ;)
LOL, I think the log thing is a step past hate and a step closer to murder
elena86 wrote:I am a mediocre sharpener so I wonder....Does it need reprofiling ? I am an average user...no manila rope, no crazy stuff.
Well yes and no. Even if you left it at the factory angle and used a Sharpmaker to sharpen it at the 40 degree slot, you would eventually need to thin it back out to 30 again. I would definitely recommend the diamond rods if you're concerned, or you could always just send it back to Spyderco and let them sharpen it for you again.
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Cool pic there David! Nice edge!
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Evil D wrote: Image
Where did you get that Education sheet for the S110V Manix?

I bought 2 of these..one as a backup..and neither one had that with them..weird.
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Philo Beddoe wrote:Where did you get that Education sheet for the S110V Manix?

I bought 2 of these..one as a backup..and neither one had that with them..weird.
Came with it. Want me to scan it for ya?
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Evil D wrote:Came with it. Want me to scan it for ya?
Hey thanks for the offer but its not a big deal. Just more of a curiosity on my part.

I got mine when these first came out so I can only surmise the first ones they put out didn't come with 'em.

Great knife though, For work purposes I still like the Millie better but the S110V Manix makes it into the work rotation every now and then.
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Philo Beddoe wrote:Hey thanks for the offer but its not a big deal. Just more of a curiosity on my part.

I got mine when these first came out so I can only surmise the first ones they put out didn't come with 'em.

Great knife though, For work purposes I still like the Millie better but the S110V Manix makes it into the work rotation every now and then.
I'm really crossing my fingers for a S110V Military..that's gonna be so hot. You may also call up Spyderco, they might mail you a copy if you ask nicely.
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Evil D wrote:I did notice some on ebay for about $20 over street price if you're desperate.
Strangest thing, the Manix Fairy left a package on my doorstep today. I am desperate no more. :D
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Evil D wrote:I'm really crossing my fingers for a S110V Military..that's gonna be so hot. You may also call up Spyderco, they might mail you a copy if you ask nicely.
An S110V Military would be one sick blade. I love all my knives for various reasons; ergos, carry, steel, etc. But when it comes to the physical act of cutting things I've yet to come across a folder that beats the Military in any steel.
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Evil D wrote:Maybe that pic is playing tricks with my eyes, but that blade looks like it was either thinned out a LOT behind the edge, or your angle is super duper high like 30dps, not 30 inclusive. either it's a funky pic or that bevel is somehow really really small for 15dps.

This is my 15dps/30 inclusive, and check out how much wider the bevel is. This was verified by an angle cube.

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That's one wicked edge !
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senorsquare wrote:Strangest thing, the Manix Fairy left a package on my doorstep today. I am desperate no more. :D
Nice ! :D
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Evil D wrote:Came with it. Want me to scan it for ya?
Ya so did mine thought that was pretty nice , same with my Yo2 .
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senorsquare wrote:Strangest thing, the Manix Fairy left a package on my doorstep today. I am desperate no more. :D
Congratulations!! All's well that ends well :spyder: But I wouldn't try that with my other knives ;)
K-390 on hand: Mule Team 17, Police 4 G-10, Endela (burlap micarta), Endela backup, Endura (canvas micarta), Straight Stretch (now blade-swapped with G-10 Stretch), Delica Wharncliffe, Dragonfly Wharncliffe, & Dragonfly Wharncliffe shorty mod
Note to self: Less is more.
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Evil D wrote: :eek: K390 lightweight Manix 2!!! :eek:
(fixed that a little for you ;) )

hmmmmmmmmmmm... platform for folder muleteam??? :spyder: :eek: :spyder: (just sayin')
K-390 on hand: Mule Team 17, Police 4 G-10, Endela (burlap micarta), Endela backup, Endura (canvas micarta), Straight Stretch (now blade-swapped with G-10 Stretch), Delica Wharncliffe, Dragonfly Wharncliffe, & Dragonfly Wharncliffe shorty mod
Note to self: Less is more.
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