Rivery MFG Zero V2 Utility Knife, Agent Newton Pattern, Black, 6061 Aluminum - Made in USA (RIV-ZERO-V2-AGENTNEWTON-BLACK)

The Zero V2 in Agent Newton texture, black anodized aluminum.

The Zero is Rivery MFG's screwless retractable utility knife, designed by engineer Michael Sayers and machined in Sevierville, Tennessee. This is the V2, in the Agent Newton milling pattern with a satin black anodized finish. It takes standard replaceable utility blades and runs on a key and spring slide with a crisp click and clack.

What's new in the V2

Rivery redesigned the blade holder with a wider angle, added a wing to the carriage, and reworked the bearing surface to be simple and user serviceable. Most V2 parts drop into a Gen 1 body, with one exception: the winged carriage is V2 only.

Specifications

• Model: Zero V2
• Milling Pattern: Agent Newton
• Material: 6061 Aluminum
• Finish: Satin anodized, black
• Blade: Standard replaceable utility blade
• Mechanism: Retractable slide, key and spring
• Closed Length: 68mm (2.68")
• Open Length: 88mm (3.46")
• Lanyard Hole: Yes, lanyard not included
• Country of Origin: Made in USA (Sevierville, Tennessee)

Anodized, Not Coated

Satin anodizing grows into the aluminum rather than sitting on top of it, so there is nothing to chip off a corner. On a tool that lives in a pocket with keys and gets dropped on job sites, that is the finish you want.

Black is also the one that shows the milling best. With no color competing for attention, the Agent Newton pattern is what you see.

The action

The Zero is built around feel. A weighted internal key and firm spring give it a deliberate slide with a satisfying click and clack on every cycle, in a seamless, screwless body that carries small and flat.

Blades it takes

The Zero uses common trapezoid utility blades, including Stanley, Milwaukee, Dewalt Carbide, Titan, and standard SK5 blades. Fiskars and ceramic blades are not compatible.

Made in Tennessee

Every Zero is machined and assembled in East Tennessee. A small American shop reworking a tool most people overlook, done with real precision, is exactly what we like carrying.

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