Manly folder from Bulgaria

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One of the knives they do with the lettering down the spine would make a great forum knife! :D :thumbup:

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It is surprising that while Boker markets them they do not have any of their logos on either the knife nor the box. If I were asked today what knife I'd miss the most or would order if I lost it, no doubt it would be yet one more of these !
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That is a nifty knife...I may have to swoop up one of the black/orange handled ones at some point. Looks like it will take a lickin' and keep on tickin'!
 
Again remember it is a pinch grip to open the blade, do not even attempt using that nail looking groove, I'm thinking of taking a dremel with a cut off wheel to grind it deeper near the one end, may do that and see if that will cut into it.

Here's a couple more shots;

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From the website:

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I can't figure out what that metal tab is, about a third of the way from the butt end of the handle.
Anybody know?
 
That's the lock release lever.
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Suspect the nail knick is there just for traction to help pinch open it. In any case, got one in blue/black coming to my local enabler.
 
Once again you're leading the way, Gary! I feel a run on Manly knives is imminent now.

I really love how D2 carbides rip through cardboard, rope another fibrous material. I didn't know there was a European steel so closely related to D2. Thanks for the photo exposition and user report. :thumbup:
 
Sounds like you got one of these. My Laguiole par Chambriard has the same sort of slip joint. Makes for a very sturdy pull, and strong "lock" when open.
 

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Suspect the nail knick is there just for traction to help pinch open it. In any case, got one in blue/black coming to my local enabler.
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That makes the most sense to me, thanks and yes that D2 family of steel cuts great, plus they ground it down thin enough it would cut pretty good anyways.

I just got in one with orange/black, I shouldn't have but wanted to get another when I am trying NOT to get another knife, so likely I'll have this one up on the exchange soon for a little less than I paid.

and thanks Robb I highly recommend these knives, great workers I feel.

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and yes Daniel, the slip joint is more like that lower image you posted, except I think there is a V ground in that the corners fall into as the blade goes through it's opening cycle.
 
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Gary I'm glad you like the knife but I wish you hadn't posted about it.
Waiting on a black & gray..:)
 
Hehe, you'll thank me later :) as Mr Monk was fond of saying on that detective show.

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