Spyderco Amsterdam Meet 2024 Report

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Re: Spyderco Amsterdam Meet 2024 Report

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Missed this thread. I'll have to try for a 15V Millie 2, that's just too cool. The microjimbo is interesting too, we'll see how I feel when it hits the market.

Looking forward to what else there is to see!
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Thank you Wouter ! The Millie 2 and Manix Lwt. are very appealing. Dan
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should we expect these to be stonewashed also? i might have to wait for this military 2 instead of the crucarta version.
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Well done Mr. Blonde!

The three upcoming 15V folders you posted about (Military2/G-10, Manix2/FRCP, MicroJimbo/G-10) will all be Regular Production or Sprint Runs?
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Thank you for the detailed photos.

It would indeed be great if the 15V Microjimbo is regular production. It'll give folks like me who live on the other side of the globe and have slow Internet connections a chance to use this steel.
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Mushroom wrote:
Wed Mar 06, 2024 7:13 pm
wrdwrght wrote:
Wed Mar 06, 2024 6:46 pm
Any idea why the asterisk on 15V, anyone.

Thanks, Wouter, for putting Spring in motion again.
Just a guess but those blades probably aren’t actually 15V. Since they’re still prototypes, they probably used a steel like S30V and just marked them with “15V*” to denote the steel that is intended for production.
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15V Millie 2 is pretty sweet, not going to lie. May be the closest I ever get to a K390 Millie 2.

Should still have time to buy the Crucarta first, though.
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Great content, as always! Thanks for sharing!
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That Millie 2 in 15v 👌 Very cool to see the knives that have been showcased.
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Re: Spyderco Amsterdam Meet 2024 Report

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Ah, it's that time of the year again.. awesome, thanks for your work!
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cjk wrote:
Wed Mar 06, 2024 6:35 pm
nerdlock wrote:
Wed Mar 06, 2024 6:32 pm
Never thought we'd see the day where BBB and Mike Janich's logos would be on the same blade - but here we are, and it is glorious.
The MJ logo looks like it's punching the BBB logo.

Or driving a rapier, a stick, or a slim jim into the mouth of the BBB bear... whatever it is, definitely cannot be unseen now!

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Re: Spyderco Amsterdam Meet 2024 Report

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Thanks for the great report and photos!

That 15V Millie 2 is a must buy, exactly what I was waiting for (an interesting tool steel version without micarta). And possibly being regular production means I might actually be able to buy it :D
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The Military2 in 15V is quite exciting!
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bearfacedkiller wrote:
Thu Mar 07, 2024 8:20 am
The Military2 in 15V is quite exciting!
It certainly is! I like the color of the G10, too.

The Manix 2 LW in 15V looks really good, too.
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Re: Spyderco Amsterdam Meet 2024 Report

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Standard production is good news, I really understood that it was all golden models in sprint-runs and that's it :)
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Para 3 Lightweight CPM-15V – Spyderco Design Production Sample 2024

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Ramonade wrote: Standard production is good news, I really understood that it was all golden models in sprint-runs and that's it :)
I asked again during the IWA Show, and that is what I heard there. Still, when the next Reveal drops, we'll know for sure ;).
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Para 3 Lightweight CPM-15V – Spyderco Design Production Sample 2024

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The 15V trend continues with the Para 3 Lightweight! I love the Para 3 design, and I’m sure I’ll have extra room in my collection to add this one.

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Closed Length: 4.29 inch / 109 mm
Overall Length: 7.2 inch / 183 mm
Blade Length: 2.93 inch / 74 mm
Edge Length: 2.62 inch / 67 mm
Blade Thickness: 0.145 inch / 3,7 mm
Steel: CPM-15V
Weight: 2.4 oz / 68 g
Grind: Full-flat
Lock: Compression
Handle: FRN
Clip Position: Ambi
Tip Carry Position: Tip-Up
Origin: USA

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Para 3 CPM-15V – Spyderco Design Production Sample 2024

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If you don’t like the Para 3 lightweight in CPM-15V, and you prefer a little more heft and that peel-ply handle texture, then perhaps this version in G-10 is for you.

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Approximate Specifications
Closed Length: 4.29 inch / 109 mm
Overall Length: 7.2 inch / 183 mm
Blade Length: 2.93 inch / 74 mm
Edge Length: 2.62 inch / 67 mm
Blade Thickness: 0.145 inch / 3,7 mm
Steel: CPM-15V
Weight: 3.4 oz / 96 g
Grind: Full-flat
Lock: Compression
Handle: FRN
Clip Position: Ambi
Tip Carry Position: Tip-Up
Origin: USA

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Lil’ Native CPM-15V – Spyderco Design Production Sample 2024

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The last of the CPM-15V Spyderco Production Samples I can share is the wonderful Lil’ Native. Personally, prefer the lockback version, but I realize market majority prefers the compression lock version. It’s all good, and I can still switch the clip on this lil’ big knife for left-handed carry 😉.

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Approximate Specifications
Closed Length: 3.47 inch / 88 mm
Overall Length: 5.89 inch / 150 mm
Blade Length: 2.42 inch / 61 mm
Edge Length: 2.02 inch / 51 mm
Blade Thickness: 0.125 inch / 3.2mm
Steel: CPM-15V
Weight: 2.5oz / 71g
Grind: Full-flat
Lock Type: Compression
Handle: G-10
Clip Position: Ambi
Tip Carry Position: Tip-up
Origin: USA

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Re: Spyderco Amsterdam Meet 2024 Report

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Mushroom wrote:
Wed Mar 06, 2024 7:13 pm
wrdwrght wrote:
Wed Mar 06, 2024 6:46 pm
Any idea why the asterisk on 15V, anyone.

Thanks, Wouter, for putting Spring in motion again.
Just a guess but those blades probably aren’t actually 15V. Since they’re still prototypes, they probably used a steel like S30V and just marked them with “15V*” to denote the steel that is intended for production.
That is my understanding as well, the asterisk is used to indicate a different steel was used -instead of the final planned steel- for that particular sample,.
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