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That is a very nice knife for sure! I'll have to check them out. 👍

I wouldn't want anyone to know I was from Ohio, if I were, but I'm not, thank God. I'd have to make up some other place.

Lol ...not as tough as D2. So much misinformation in the pocket knife community.

Spyderco 8cr comes in at 60 to 61 hrc , that not normal for 8cr. Just saying

Have you checked out the Sentinel Strike?

I like the Recon 1 better mtself

Great look at the Triad lock!

My 7 year old took almost all my knives a while back. It's awesome he has a lot of good knives. My 15 year old has like ten. I wanted them to have a out the same number and amount but the little guy is winning. We all three have a donut knife though 😊

Nice video

Just watched all three of your videos on button locks. Good work. Given the experience you have built up on how the buttons create a detent, I’d be interested in your views on how the various styles work at the other end of the travel - the lock up. There must be various differences there as well. On a slightly different note, I think I read that the Rockstead buttons don’t provide the detent action at all. I assume they have a more traditional detent in addition to the button mechanism. Perhaps someone will lend you a Rockstead button lock knife to analyse. Keep it up.

Making them cheaper with the same price seeing how smart Buck is?

I've have my Cara Cara 2 since it was first released and it is one heck of a tough knife! Spyderco's proprietary tempering process makes that 8cr13MoV hold its edge for ages. Personally I prefer the comet shaped hole over the circular hole.

I hear many reviews where they state it’s not made for heavy use. What exactly is “heavy use” for a pocket knife anyways? Will it cut the tape on all my wife’s Amazon packages? That’s all I really use one for so maybe this is overkill.

I rather it be made in the USA but I totally trust Buck quality control. Buck would never sells something that would give them a bad reputation. Besides it was the same Buck lifetime warranty.

Excellent job 👏👏. Congratulations 🎉👏

I would choose the Manly City, a backlock is safer and it can be opened with one hand.

Love those Civivi's as long as they're Nitro-V 👏

you asked, so...sell all your knives and donate the $$$ to local food bank

In your opinion, is it better to go for the Civivi without the button lock? Civivi Elementum 2 button lock just looks like a future point of failure imo, looking to buy my first Civivi

Great upgrade.

Glad to see ya again! An excellent explanation on the button locks. Hope you and the family are well and next time you talk to Tyler send my regards. Great video Jake 👍

Sooooo it was like 2 months ..... jerk.. badass video brotha!!! Actually super informative and a great indepth look. Thank you sir for the video despite being a ... jerk

You were the first person I can recall to take an honest look at button locks. Meant a lot to me. There are a few good ones like the pyrite and the hiccup. I feel like the smock style is the way to go like what Vosteed did with the mayhem/kaos

Good video good dog tater tot is a great name. Appreciate the explanation of button lock detent

Dear Jake from Ohio State, I love you. Love, Sean from Texas state.

What is Micarta?

I'm just getting into EDC knives going for the Civivi E 2

Bwuaaaahaaa 😁 That Spyderco burst got me. I totally agree. I mean how many times do you have to re invent the PM2?

EXISTEN CONTENT👍

Man would love to see these in the custom shop with a bunch of option 😮

Bought one recently. I think it is a handsome knife for sure.

i got the tanto - it has a great looking recasso - of the different profiles - which i- in your opinion - would be best for every day tasks - the clip or spear point

I like that recruit not many people pick the recruit I have a waiter right now I use the flat head like crazy everyday at my job diesel mechanic helper

I love Spartan. I have a Talos, the Astor and a custom Damascus Harsey. Fav brand. But theyre great to deal with as well as making quality products. Just takes longer to appreciate how good they because they're sleepers.

awesome looking knife just wish it wasnt a front flipper

That could vary blade to blade.

hey Jake, sweet Kubey bro. Subscribed!

Great video, subbed! I’m getting one of these delivered next week, I’ll take it apart and let you know what I find.

was it really linerless or just didnt see them because of the nestedbess?

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Badger

This is funny. Offhand I'd just say that you're a malcontent except.. I keep looking at buying this one and then I keep backing off again. They make one with engraved brass handles that looks really smart and yet... Personally, I think it's the blade shape. I feel like even a little bit of a clip point style would make it stand out but, as it is, there's just something so overwhelmingly average about this knife that makes it difficult for malcontents like us to take a liking to it.

Great video thank you

Great video. Love both of these knives!

Great video thank you. Love this knife I scored one for $38, stoked!

I've owned a couple of Byrd line knives. The Cara Cara 2 is my favorite. As for those alternatives you showed here, they don't have the same features I like (back lock, thumb hole, weight, grip style). I do a bit of backpacking and I want the length of blade for cutting through summer sausage. It's easy to keep it sharp. It's light weight for the size. Feels good in my hand, doesn't hurt my wallet when I lose one, and it does what I need it to do.

Grumpy had a Sencut that day? I remember the Orion Solaris that he had. Good video. Just now came across it. Don't know what took so long.

Started pt.2 and when you said i have a 1hr video on this already i was like: yes! Time to get cozy. Great vids, i really enjoy you style!

Super interesting! Just as interested as you are, please keep this content up. You earned my sub, sorry I wasn’t finding you sooner.