A prototype from MarcinS

I love it!!! I love everything about it. Please make it spyderco, don't change the blade shape.
 
I think it looks great, I'm in. Hopefully it is made in Taiwan as the Spydercos from there have fantastic fit and finish.
 
It certainly is beautiful... but, I don't see the point in having a kitchen folding knife. Kitchen knives are super thin, which negates their usefulness in edc for me; and in the kitchen I've never though "gee, I really wish this knife folded in half."

Am I missing something, or am I just in the minority?
 
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Don't look at it as a kitchen folding knife as its dubbed early in the proto stage. Judging by the pics on USN and the one pic here, I think that It'll make for a damn good edc knife, fit for any other purpose/function. Definitely has that "look" like other Marcin designs. Looks to be the right size that I prefer also.

This has win written all over it, count me in for one. Give it the :thumbup: Sal!
 
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I really like the techno but its just too small for me but this looks awesome. Would sort of fix my problem of not having a rock lobster.
 
Bump...

Anyone else want to talk about how great this knife would be if it makes it to production? :D

Judging from the pics, I think its a winning design and I gotta have it.

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Pics thanks to PiterM

Surely, It would make for an excellent edc knife capable of anything. Don't let the name fool you.

I see the slight Rock Lobster parallels that some have said, but its a different knife.
 
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I like it, but it will depend on the price whether I get it. The Domino is a go pretty much no matter what, this one is a go if the price is not too much.
 
Darn. That is pretty sweet. With that blade shape I could definitely see it doing some great rocking as a food prep knife.
 
Three pages of "wow's" should account for something! I'm excited about this more than any other proto actually.
 
untamed said:
I'm literally speechless. . . wow!
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However, if I am going to be totally honest, I want just a tad more (1/16") more TIP/POINT (IMHO/YMMV).

That littlest of changes I think would go a long way for it to be a genuine all-'rounder
 
I'm digging the blade shape. I do far more slicing cuts than piercing, and this looks great for food preparation. I, too, thought that it looked a bit like the Rock Lobster - so now I've got the B-52s song stuck in my head.
 
EagleScouter said:
I like it. I wish the tip was a little pointier, think Tim Galyean Turbulence.
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Hit the proverbial nail on the head there! They are indeed very similar.

Yep, I actually fell in love with that design except for flipper sort of "interrupting" the cutting edge surface.

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MarcinS design though is superbly executed down to the "thumb slope" area near the pivot for a detailed cutting grip. If it ever does get into production, I hope that design detail is preserved.

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It needs to retain that bellying though if its to have an advantage as a food processor, given its name it should have an advantage in that regard. Tapering the tip down a little taste would be good.
 
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