yablanowitz
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God I hope the grind is on the correct side and not like an Emerson.
You'll be too busy ducking low-flying pigs to worry about it.
God I hope the grind is on the correct side and not like an Emerson.
For a while, there was talk of a Li'l Temperance 2 and I've even seen pictures of it, but maybe that project is on the back burner.
There was also talk of a Carpenter steel folder where the entire knife (blade, handle, everything) was to be made of Carpenter steel. But I think I remember reading that this one was made just for Carpenter employees only.
Guys, a casual bombshell by Sal on USN forums:
"We'll be doing the whole family in Super Blue; Endura, Stretch, Delica, Dragonfly, Manbug and ladybug. Probably will add one every two months. Dark Blue FRN. FFG."
sal
Noone saw this? It seems like a lock, the most difinitive of all superblue talk. I can shut up now about the subject finally. Cough blue G10 on the Stretch cough.
"We'll be doing the whole family in Super Blue; Endura, Stretch, Delica, Dragonfly, Manbug and ladybug. Probably will add one every two months. Dark Blue FRN. FFG."
sal
http://www.google.com/patents/US691...a=X&ei=ebXRUMz8JI_88QS6qYHQDQ&ved=0CDsQ6AEwAAre: military. where can i look up the "stop lock?"
There will be one with a certain handle material (bio blue?) for Carpenter employees only but also another with standard steel handles for anyone to buy.
I thought I heard somewhere on the Spyderco forum that they may do the "Foundry" (Carpenter model new name) with g10 handles with the Carpenter logo milled out in the handle. I'd much rather have g10 on this one, but a little bit of Ti never hurt no one
I did some research, and it seems the artificial hip joint that was I had installed a few years ago was built with BioBlue on the load-bearing surfaces (e.g., the ball joint). BioBlue is extremely hard and scratch resistant (which is what you want inside a joint!) The implant also has titanium components where it seats into the bone. Awesome stuff!
But given that BioBlue was developed for medical uses - I bet it would cause the cost of a commercially-available Carpenter to go through the roof!
TedP
Ok folks, let's try this again. This is a thread for ACTUAL rumors, not your dream knife. Here's a list of what I've found over in the Spyderco forum thread "Sal's Casual Bombshell." Please, let's keep this thread accurate.
Gayle Bradley 2
Military 2 with stop lock
Slip joint Chaparral, I think in FRN
A large version of the Dragonfly
A large version of the Kiwi
Lava Sprint with blue G10
Native 5 in FRN
Native Chief
A small neck knife
Swick 3
"Bodacious," a design targeted for the rodeo market
C22 Michael Walker Sprint
Super Blue Stretch
Super Blue Endura
Super Blue Dragonfly
Redesigned D'allara drop point
Jot Singh Khalsa Sprint in G10
Salsa Sprint, possibly without the cobra hood
Karambit, new inhouse design
Oh yeah, a folding mini cleaver. I've tried looking this one up again but can't find any info on it so I might be making it up! Anyone else heard of this?
Looking forward to Gayle Bradley 2.I just hope they keep everything the same except the blade steel.Let it be stonewashed M390.
On the Super Blue models, the blue FRN has been changed to grey FRN.