MT26P - Mule Team Fixed Blade with Micro-Melt® A11 (PMA11)

hhmoore said:
OOPS - I didn't even consider the flat ones when I responded to you. Mine are the contoured.
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The scales in this video are the scales I have. Hope that helps. Not my knife in the vid but I got my maxamet mule and cf scales right before Dr. Frunkey got his.

 
Mo2 said:
The scales in this video are the scales I have. Hope that helps.
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Doesn't help me, lol. I have the Halpern (Option 4) scales and the Spyderco sold scales...and, as I mentioned (and has been confirmed above) they seem to be the same. I have no idea if your Option 5 Halpern scales will fit the Spyderco sold Boltaron sheath properly. Best of luck!
 
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Anyone received one yet? Any reviews, just curious while waiting for mine to come in. Wondering how it compares to the K390 one, I suspect they will be very similar unless Spyderco modified the heat treat significantly.
 
Just in a little while ago; so, obviously, no feedback/review.
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hhmoore said:
Mo2 Mo2 - I haven't tried the flat version...but I highly recommend the Option 4 scales.
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i really like the carbon fiber scales that i have. those option 4 scales look really great too way more contouring. i do want to try and make my own tho... i have some marble shred carbon fiber i may try out once i get a hazmat suit to work with the toxic stuff.
 
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I have used my MT26 in PMA11 a fair bit while renovating my new apartment alongside my Enzo Trapper in Elmax (the Trapper have done some of the worst jobs, including downright abuse). I have gotten some chipping in the PMA11 edge when cutting plywood and trimming laminate floors (got it with the Elmax blade as well), very small chippings I might add, each one less then 0,5mm, maybe even less then half that. Cutting lots of cardboard on the other hand did little to dull the blade, and I can get it really sharp without too much effort, getting rid of the chipping did take some work, but nothing unreasonable.
I have also gotten a minor dot of staining near the tip of the blade, small and superficial, but not easy to get rid of.
 
Mikke said:
I have used my MT26 in PMA11 a fair bit while renovating my new apartment alongside my Enzo Trapper in Elmax (the Trapper have done some of the worst jobs, including downright abuse). I have gotten some chipping in the PMA11 edge when cutting plywood and trimming laminate floors (got it with the Elmax blade as well), very small chippings I might add, each one less then 0,5mm, maybe even less then half that. Cutting lots of cardboard on the other hand did little to dull the blade, and I can get it really sharp without too much effort, getting rid of the chipping did take some work, but nothing unreasonable.
I have also gotten a minor dot of staining near the tip of the blade, small and superficial, but not easy to get rid of.
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what do you mean by "cutting plywood?" Like you sawed plywood with the knife and it actually cut?
 
neffarious said:
what do you mean by "cutting plywood?" Like you sawed plywood with the knife and it actually cut?
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No, I finished some cutouts made to make the plywood fit around some water pipes coming out at an angle from the wall. I also trimmed the somewhat rough edges left after cutting it with a saw, carving might be more a better word for it. Btw, this was thin plywood, 3 or 4mm thick.
 
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