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Cts 20cp

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Any chance o a large folder in this steel, or CPM 110V any time soon?? :) :p :)
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Hi Cheygriz,

I believe we have a knife in-the-works with Carpenter CTS-20CP.

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Hey Sal, wanna tease us with which model? ;-)

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kbuzbee wrote:Hey Sal, wanna tease us with which model? ;-)

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Really. What a tease he is... ;)
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kbuzbee wrote:Hey Sal, wanna tease us with which model? ;-)

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Sorry 'bout that. I think it's the new Paramilitary2, carbon fiber scales.

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Oh, wow, that makes me drool...
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Oh how neat ! so this is Carpenters version of M390, nice.
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sal wrote:Sorry 'bout that. I think it's the new Paramilitary2, carbon fiber scales.

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Cha-CHING!

Now that got my attention. I'll be getting a couple of those. ;)
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Sounds very interesting to me as well.

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AKWolf wrote:Oh how neat ! so this is Carpenters version of M390, nice.
Carpenter's version of CPM-S90V

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Wow, now I know the next knife I should save up for. :D
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sal wrote:Carpenter's version of CPM-S90V

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Wow - an ~S90V Para2? Sign me up, please! :D
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Forgive my ignorance but I have heard everyone saying that S90V is good but what are its characteristics? Why is it better than, say, CPM-S30V? :)
My spydies: Squeak, Tenacious, Terzuola, D'Allara, UKPK CF peel-ply pre-production, UKPK CF smooth pre-production, UKPK G10 orange leaf-blade, UKPK FRN grey drop-point, UKPK FRN maroon leaf-blade, Bug ... all PE blades :)
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Awesome, Sal. You guys rock!

BTW, any ETA on this one yet?
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ChrisR wrote:Forgive my ignorance but I have heard everyone saying that S90V is good but what are its characteristics? Why is it better than, say, CPM-S30V? :)
It's about the most wear resistant thing out there. 9% vanadium.
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Scottie3000 wrote:It's about the most wear resistant thing out there. 9% vanadium.
Interesting ... so similar to ZDP-189 but more Vanadium ... so does that mean that it has as much edge-retension as ZDP-189 but better corrosion resistance?
My spydies: Squeak, Tenacious, Terzuola, D'Allara, UKPK CF peel-ply pre-production, UKPK CF smooth pre-production, UKPK G10 orange leaf-blade, UKPK FRN grey drop-point, UKPK FRN maroon leaf-blade, Bug ... all PE blades :)
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ChrisR wrote:Forgive my ignorance but I have heard everyone saying that S90V is good but what are its characteristics? Why is it better than, say, CPM-S30V? :)
You may find this thread helpful:

http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=34649

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kbuzbee wrote:You may find this thread helpful:
http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=34649
Thanks Ken - very interesting - sounds like a really high-end steel ... if Carpenter's is anything close then I'd love to see a UKPK made out of it :D
My spydies: Squeak, Tenacious, Terzuola, D'Allara, UKPK CF peel-ply pre-production, UKPK CF smooth pre-production, UKPK G10 orange leaf-blade, UKPK FRN grey drop-point, UKPK FRN maroon leaf-blade, Bug ... all PE blades :)
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I wonder why there haven't been any UKPK sprint runs (or have there and I've just missed em all?) I believe a CF and a Titan version are coming out, but with S30V.
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ChrisR wrote: if Carpenter's is anything close then I'd love to see a UKPK made out of it :D
From your words to Sal's shop. ;-)

I'm so in for that.

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