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The '''201MF Tri-Angle Sharpmaker''' is a sharpening kit suitable for maintaining knives and many other edged tools. | |||
==Appearance in catalogs== | |||
The 201MF Tri-Angle Sharpmaker appeared in the following catalogs: | |||
* 1986 Spyderco Product Guide | |||
* 1990 Spyderco Product Guide | |||
==Designer== | |||
[[Sal]] Glesser | |||
==History, mentionings from the forums etc.== | ==History, mentionings from the forums etc.== | ||
Some information from [[Sal Glesser]] posted on the BladeForums: | Some information from [[Sal Glesser]] posted on the BladeForums: | ||
''The 201 was narrow, no flairs at the bottom, 40 degrees angle only, 2 brass safety guards. We realized early on that it was too narrow and added flanges on the front half for greater support which was the 202.''<ref>The entire thread containing Mr. Glesser's comment can be found [http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1249923-The-first-Sharpmaker?p=14311263#post14311263| here].</ref> | ''The 201 was narrow, no flairs at the bottom, 40 degrees angle only, 2 brass safety guards. We realized early on that it was too narrow and added flanges on the front half for greater support which was the 202.''<ref>The entire thread containing Mr. Glesser's comment can be found [http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1249923-The-first-Sharpmaker?p=14311263#post14311263| here].</ref> | ||
==Information from the Spyderco catalog== | |||
'''Spyderco's specialty ceramic sharpeners:''' | |||
''The extreme hardness of ceramic abrasives (9.2 MOHS) makes them ideal for cutting hardened and tempered metal. The uniform molecular structure provides a predictable "scratch pattern" and the surface exhibits excellent wear characteristics. No lubrication is required, which makes ceramics perfect for sterile and sanitary applications. Simple clean-up is achieved with common cleanser and a non-metallic pad such as a SCOTCH-BRITE®.<ref name="1990 Spyderco Product Guide">From the 1990 Spyderco Product Guide.</ref> | |||
==Variations== | |||
The 104MF Crock Stick Sharpener featured a: | |||
* wood base with a plastic hand protector | |||
* 2 ceramic medium grit rods | |||
* 2 ceramic fine grit rodspair of high alumina ceramic fine stones | |||
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{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]''' | |||
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]''' | |||
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]''' | |||
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]''' | |||
|- | |||
|valign="top" |104MF | |||
|valign="top" |1970s - 1990 | |||
|valign="top" |$23.95 (1986) | |||
|valign="top" |The size of the sharpening rods are 5/16" x 9" | |||
|} | |||
==Most collectible variation== | |||
===Questions regarding collecting the 104MF=== | |||
Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to: | |||
Questions with an answer: | |||
==References== | |||
<references/> | |||
== Pictures == | |||
{| | |||
|- | |||
|[[Image:104MF.jpg|left|thumb|500px|The 104MF Crock Stick Sharpener as shown in the 1990 Spyderco Product Guide.]] | |||
|} | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
<references/> | <references/> | ||
Revision as of 08:12, 30 June 2021
The 201MF Tri-Angle Sharpmaker is a sharpening kit suitable for maintaining knives and many other edged tools.
Appearance in catalogs
The 201MF Tri-Angle Sharpmaker appeared in the following catalogs:
- 1986 Spyderco Product Guide
- 1990 Spyderco Product Guide
Designer
Sal Glesser
History, mentionings from the forums etc.
Some information from Sal Glesser posted on the BladeForums:
The 201 was narrow, no flairs at the bottom, 40 degrees angle only, 2 brass safety guards. We realized early on that it was too narrow and added flanges on the front half for greater support which was the 202.[1]
Information from the Spyderco catalog
Spyderco's specialty ceramic sharpeners:
The extreme hardness of ceramic abrasives (9.2 MOHS) makes them ideal for cutting hardened and tempered metal. The uniform molecular structure provides a predictable "scratch pattern" and the surface exhibits excellent wear characteristics. No lubrication is required, which makes ceramics perfect for sterile and sanitary applications. Simple clean-up is achieved with common cleanser and a non-metallic pad such as a SCOTCH-BRITE®.[2]
Variations
The 104MF Crock Stick Sharpener featured a:
- wood base with a plastic hand protector
- 2 ceramic medium grit rods
- 2 ceramic fine grit rodspair of high alumina ceramic fine stones
| SKU | From/To | MSRP | Note |
| 104MF | 1970s - 1990 | $23.95 (1986) | The size of the sharpening rods are 5/16" x 9" |
Most collectible variation
Questions regarding collecting the 104MF
Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:
Questions with an answer:
References
Pictures
 |
