Nic elooking knife. Does it use a dedent system on the stops or some thing else.
Are these best ordered straight from the maker's website? I don't see them on Amazon or eBay.
They have a US outlet. http://www.manlyusa.com/product/manly-wasp-black-cpm-s90v
It does have a bit of a sod buster look to it, maybe with a bit more of a lets cut stuff look.
Quote from: Dean51 on May 28, 2018, 02:28:40 AMIt does have a bit of a sod buster look to it, maybe with a bit more of a lets cut stuff look. Agreed +10Nice but I know little about s90v, suspecting it to hardy. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
And its nice to have "Manly" emblazened on your pocket, just any case any of the chicks were wondering.
Quote from: powernoodle on May 28, 2018, 06:42:58 PMAnd its nice to have "Manly" emblazened on your pocket, just any case any of the chicks were wondering.Or belt carry in a Buck sheath and you would be The Manly Buck.
Quote from: Dean51 on May 28, 2018, 06:53:02 PMQuote from: powernoodle on May 28, 2018, 06:42:58 PMAnd its nice to have "Manly" emblazened on your pocket, just any case any of the chicks were wondering.Or belt carry in a Buck sheath and you would be The Manly Buck. ... of course it could also look like you're overcompensating for something... Just saying... ... I normally carry a spyderco ladybug...
I like it. The price for the steel is also very impressive when you're paying over $100 for 1095 elsewhere for a slipjoint (cough GEC cough) Is the nail nick massive or am I getting the proportions wrong? For an almost 3" blade it seems troll sized. Not a complaint just an observation. Bit wary of the 15 degree edge. I've learnt the hard way (with M390) that it's a drop too thin for hair popping edge retention, the kind I need for my EDC uses even in comparison to a 20 degree on far simpler steel (please note I only have experience with one m390 blade with a 15 degree edge, YMMV, etc).I like the comment someone made about this being a modern sodbuster. Seems to be an excellent comparison. Especially if it were given a somewhat tougher edge angle.
Quote from: pomsbz on May 28, 2018, 07:27:17 PMI like it. The price for the steel is also very impressive when you're paying over $100 for 1095 elsewhere for a slipjoint (cough GEC cough) Is the nail nick massive or am I getting the proportions wrong? For an almost 3" blade it seems troll sized. Not a complaint just an observation. Bit wary of the 15 degree edge. I've learnt the hard way (with M390) that it's a drop too thin for hair popping edge retention, the kind I need for my EDC uses even in comparison to a 20 degree on far simpler steel (please note I only have experience with one m390 blade with a 15 degree edge, YMMV, etc).I like the comment someone made about this being a modern sodbuster. Seems to be an excellent comparison. Especially if it were given a somewhat tougher edge angle.Manly is claiming an edge thickness of 0.012" (0.3mm). So 20 degrees per side would still be an incredible slicer.
Quote from: Dean51 on May 28, 2018, 08:12:19 PMQuote from: pomsbz on May 28, 2018, 07:27:17 PMI like it. The price for the steel is also very impressive when you're paying over $100 for 1095 elsewhere for a slipjoint (cough GEC cough) Is the nail nick massive or am I getting the proportions wrong? For an almost 3" blade it seems troll sized. Not a complaint just an observation. Bit wary of the 15 degree edge. I've learnt the hard way (with M390) that it's a drop too thin for hair popping edge retention, the kind I need for my EDC uses even in comparison to a 20 degree on far simpler steel (please note I only have experience with one m390 blade with a 15 degree edge, YMMV, etc).I like the comment someone made about this being a modern sodbuster. Seems to be an excellent comparison. Especially if it were given a somewhat tougher edge angle.Manly is claiming an edge thickness of 0.012" (0.3mm). So 20 degrees per side would still be an incredible slicer.At $78.90 shipped to me direct from Manly, it's ridiculously tempting. I just have to keep telling myself that I don't actually need a sodbuster (hard use) type knife right now.