A new knife

[lex2006]

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TGLB
NMSFNO

 

[Jsega51]

R Rich S , browse the exchange while you’re doing your research and you’ll find most all the names and models there.

 

[Mossyhorn]

If you have to ask what this is, you'd be better off joining a watch forum.

 

[000Robert]

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No, like this:

Carothers DEK1 in D3V steel with Cocobolo scales.

 

[slyraven]

I agree that it's super helpful to have it named if possible. I always run into knives I have no idea what they are.

But its no big deal either way to me. I can see how one could just ask if you truly want to know

 

[eveled]

Too many rules here.

just kidding. If it helps rich I’ll do it I guess.

 

[K.O.D.]

I'm always asking. Have been for 8 years. People these days seem to not want to communicate and/or want things easy. I'm happy to share, just ask.

 

[JAB]

Microtech 135-1T LUDT - Black Handle - Black Blade​

As pioneer of the Microtech® folding knife line, the UDT has evolved to be an exceptional combination of form and function. The first prototype models featured rubber Kraton inlays and were available in small, medium, and large sizes. These models were later consolidated to a single size, featuring a grooved, contoured aluminum handle with jimping along the top of the handle that carries onto the spine of the blade. The LUDT® boasts an explosive deployment mechanism not commonly found in a knife of this size.

1. Overall Length: 8.03”
2. Blade Length: 3.42”
3. Blade Steel: 204P
4. Handle Material: 6061 T6
5. Full Weight: 3.6oz
6. Country of Origin: USA

Pic taken on my dad’s balcony at 6:06 PM (Central Time)

 

[Retired UPS Driver]

Microtech 135-1T LUDT - Black Handle - Black Blade​

As pioneer of the Microtech® folding knife line, the UDT has evolved to be an exceptional combination of form and function. The first prototype models featured rubber Kraton inlays and were available in small, medium, and large sizes. These models were later consolidated to a single size, featuring a grooved, contoured aluminum handle with jimping along the top of the handle that carries onto the spine of the blade. The LUDT® boasts an explosive deployment mechanism not commonly found in a knife of this size.

1. Overall Length: 8.03”
2. Blade Length: 3.42”
3. Blade Steel: 204P
4. Handle Material: 6061 T6
5. Full Weight: 3.6oz
6. Country of Origin: USA

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Pic taken on my dad’s balcony at 6:06 PM (Central Time)

Camera used with actual settings and name of replacement para cord and where bought please.

 

[Dadpool]

This comes up from time to time, and as someone who frequently goes "Ooh, what's that?!" myself I appreciate when folks note the model. I've been doing it on all my posts for the past couple of years, though I generally skip it if I'm in a brand's subforum (pretty sure the average viewer of the "What Spyderco are you carrying today?" thread knows what a PM2 looks like ) and I'm sure I've forgotten every now and then.

It's a reasonable request and it definitely makes older threads more useful, but I get why some folks don't do it and that's fine too. I also get that, particularly in General, some requests are going to result in folks taking the mickey out of you no matter what.

 

[Jsega51]

JAB All I got from that post was “explosive deployment“

 

[ArchVV]

Man, this place is full o' wise asses.

Rich isn't asking for much. See, it's easy:

Maker: Timmy, JMS (Junior Master Smith)
Material: LEGO proprietary plastic
Mechanism: Butterfly
Blade: 4 in., 9 in. overall, 1.0 oz. weight

 

[Richard338]

No, like this:

Carothers DEK1 in D3V steel with Cocobolo scales.

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You are just taunting us, leaving us to guess about the hardware!

 

[The Aflac Duck]

Microtech 135-1T LUDT - Black Handle - Black Blade​

As pioneer of the Microtech® folding knife line, the UDT has evolved to be an exceptional combination of form and function. The first prototype models featured rubber Kraton inlays and were available in small, medium, and large sizes. These models were later consolidated to a single size, featuring a grooved, contoured aluminum handle with jimping along the top of the handle that carries onto the spine of the blade. The LUDT® boasts an explosive deployment mechanism not commonly found in a knife of this size.

1. Overall Length: 8.03”
2. Blade Length: 3.42”
3. Blade Steel: 204P
4. Handle Material: 6061 T6
5. Full Weight: 3.6oz
6. Country of Origin: USA

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Pic taken on my dad’s balcony at 6:06 PM (Central Time)

What was the weather like? Which way was the wind blowing? Was it a full moon?

 

[greatscoot]

What kind of knife is that?

 

[19-3ben]

Which way was the wind blowing?

Why would you ask wind direction and not also wind speed? You’re leaving out critical intel.

 

[Bob Denman]

Camera used with actual settings and name of replacement para cord and where bought please.

What were the ambient conditions at the time of the picture-taking?

 

[WValtakis]

Microtech 135-1T LUDT - Black Handle - Black Blade​

As pioneer of the Microtech® folding knife line, the UDT has evolved to be an exceptional combination of form and function. The first prototype models featured rubber Kraton inlays and were available in small, medium, and large sizes. These models were later consolidated to a single size, featuring a grooved, contoured aluminum handle with jimping along the top of the handle that carries onto the spine of the blade. The LUDT® boasts an explosive deployment mechanism not commonly found in a knife of this size.

1. Overall Length: 8.03”
2. Blade Length: 3.42”
3. Blade Steel: 204P
4. Handle Material: 6061 T6
5. Full Weight: 3.6oz
6. Country of Origin: USA

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Pic taken on my dad’s balcony at 6:06 PM (Central Time)

WHAT LUBE?!

 

[Bob Denman]

WHAT LUBE?!

Now that might be a bit too personal...

 

[greatscoot]

What's the airspeed velocity of a swallow?