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I was browsing New Graham the other day and saw the new Journeyman going for $247.95. I was like, woah! What am I missing? Is there something special about this model?
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I was browsing New Graham the other day and saw the new Journeyman going for $247.95. I was like, woah! What am I missing? Is there something special about this model?
Great sharing...Some people like the rough look of rustic furniture:
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I prefer a more finished and comfortable construction:
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The same goes for knives.
As for the strength of fasteners, I think that Microtech has some of the best, although you do need a special tool.
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marketing strategy aside, I think Emerson could definitely improve their f/f. Also, I deeply believe that poor f/f does hinder function, as it shows the maker pays no attention to detail. The lock-engagement is sub-par on Emersons as well. The contact surface is very small, leaving more force concentrated on a little spot on the lock head, causing excessive wear.
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PJ