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EDC IV Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
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Hi newbie to the boards. I love EDC's, always packing around two or three, especially while at work. I picked this one up from a local knifemaker(Terrier Blades) this past summer. My first neck knife. It was perfect for mushroom picking excursions!
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Heck of a mail day for me
Congrats on those two great knives man ! I already got Manix (LX) but this Yojimbo is something that I was thinking about for a long time...
Love it. The handle looks like a native American art piece something like thisHi newbie to the boards. I love EDC's, always packing around two or three, especially while at work. I picked this one up from a local knifemaker(Terrier Blades) this past summer. My first neck knife. It was perfect for mushroom picking excursions!
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Congrats on those two great knives man ! I already got Manix (LX) but this Yojimbo is something that I was thinking about for a long time...
Thanks, brother! I've been flicking them non-stop haha. The quality is evident in these knives.
The Yojimbo is light yet sturdy. The blade shape looks like it's right up your alley
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took this one out of the new display cabinet - to open the coffee refills 
Not nearly the mail day some of you had 
but, I'm not at all displeased with this $10.00.
Had a Manix on back up in case the 440A didn't make it through the night. Happy to report, it did, even if just. (Put a small roll about a half inch from the tip. Probably a staple, oops.)
but, I'm not at all displeased with this $10.00.
Had a Manix on back up in case the 440A didn't make it through the night. Happy to report, it did, even if just. (Put a small roll about a half inch from the tip. Probably a staple, oops.)
Looks like a Lone Wolf Diablo.
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That's a cool looking Fricky. Who's the maker?
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I found Manix LX to be very practical folder, I'm dragging it with me very often, it's built like a tank and very comfy to work with it:Thanks, brother! I've been flicking them non-stop haha. The quality is evident in these knives.
The Yojimbo is light yet sturdy. The blade shape looks like it's right up your alley
Yojimbo is also very useful blade but the tip is too thin for edc tasks, like the normal work I do with my knifes...
I'ts not designed for this anyway, it's for ... the "alley", hopefully you never have to use it...
Both are great knives, I'm sure you'll enjoy them !
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Love it. The handle looks like a native American art piece something like this
Yes I believe that was the intent. We have a strong admiration for native art up here in Cascadia, and the knifemaker wanted to incorporate that in. Makes the knife super light to wear around the neck too
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Haven't carried my Skyline in a long time.
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Agreed lone wolf Diablo. Alas lone wolf is no more. Hard to find on secondary market. Great knife. I have the SNAKEWOOD DIABLO and its awesome. You might get lucky and find a benchmade code.3 somewhere. Benchmade bought lone wolf, made cheaper copies of the Diablo and D2 and then just stopped production all together. Most are double action autos
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