Steel Review: CPM-S90V

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  • Опубликовано: 3 дек 2024

Комментарии • 16

  • @scooterdoo1
    @scooterdoo1 3 месяца назад +1

    I’m so happy I found your channel I love the technical content on the steels. I am set on the Benchmade Osborne Mine but now I’m trying to decide on the S30 vs S90 seems like I can’t go wrong either way. It will be my EDC knife for life or at least a rotation. Have you experienced any major failures such as large chips or breaks using S90? That’s the only thing holding me back from choosing a 90 vs 30. I’m not planning on prying too much but might try to cut through some stranded wire in a pinch throughout my workday

  • @sonofliberty78
    @sonofliberty78 Год назад +4

    Ahhh, the results of your exhaustive testing! Good stuff. Spyderco’s S90V is tops, when it comes to production knives. Iirc; their S90V is ~61.5-62.5 HRC.
    I’ve been using S30V more often lately; since I started carrying my Lil Temperance3, with my Ikuchi. The designs of those two are SO good… but I still wish they had CruWear blades.
    ETA: the best deal I ever got on a S90V knife was a S90V w/ CF scales Sprint YoJumbo; for $175, (from Cutlery Shoppe on BF). I think that’s a pretty good value, especially considering how damn big the knife is. 😁

    • @helterskelter156
      @helterskelter156 6 месяцев назад

      Soyderco S90V clocks in at under 60 hrc, consistently.

  • @BumbleBeeedcYT
    @BumbleBeeedcYT Год назад +3

    This makes me think Benchmade never intended us to use the s90v exclusive 940’s they dropped a couple years ago. 😆

  • @brewman6218
    @brewman6218 Год назад +2

    My top 5 stainless steels that I've used would be #1 S35vn, #2 S45vn, #3 spy27, #4 Aus10A, #5 LC200N and 14c28n (because those 2 feel so similar to me). I need some toughness and sharpenability because my blades take a beating just cutting a large variety of things, and chipping does happen even to the toughest blades from time to time.

    • @brewman6218
      @brewman6218 Год назад

      Top 3 tool steels would be #1 Cruwear, #2 M4, #3 3V. I only like those 3 out of those I've used. The others are too hard to be easily repaired from edge damage.

    • @allthingsknives
      @allthingsknives  Год назад +1

      14C28N is a great option, I’m not too much of a fan of S35vn but love S45vn

  • @rileycoppicus1128
    @rileycoppicus1128 Год назад +2

    Video work great, your easy to listen to , cover all the points and data , you make the steel easy to comprehend and understand .
    You got a subscriber here !
    You should do a dual video with an engineers perspective , :) and my other channel North tested knives I'll subscribe with it too

  • @quickslashgib5800
    @quickslashgib5800 8 месяцев назад +1

    I’ve been waiting for the satin yellow magnacut PM2 salt forever. I’m officially just going to get the MGE S90V PM2 to hold me over. Why is the DLC one everywhere with no word on the satin 😫

    • @jaytay7989
      @jaytay7989 3 месяца назад

      Can’t go wrong with S90V, but maybe wait until Spyderco’s 2025 line. I bet their PM2 will have a stone washed satin version.

    • @jaytay7989
      @jaytay7989 3 месяца назад

      Isn’t the yellow and black handle PM2 Salt in Magnacut out?
      I have the all black DLC version and it’s amazing.

  • @dengised321
    @dengised321 3 месяца назад

    What would your top 3 stainless steels be?

  • @normcote270
    @normcote270 Год назад

    Very informative,.thank you!!
    Best S90v explanation you can get IMO!!!
    I'm awaiting a Benchmade Hidden Cannyon Hunter from UPS. in S90v steel today.

  • @ramonade_knives
    @ramonade_knives Год назад +1

    After an extended period with the Manly City, what are your thoughts about it ?
    It was on my to-buy list but got delayed. I know their Peak in S90V is extremely thin BTE and by experience the HT is good on it.

  • @seansilva967
    @seansilva967 4 месяца назад

    My first s90v knife is in the mail 🤌🤌🤌