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One. I am only a few minutes away from the store but ordered by phone. I am excited to see this one.

I just received the Wiha 79242 10 piece Torx set along with a Wiha 28103 1/4 Bit Holder (stubby) that was ordered a few days ago. I was so impressed with the quality after using a few of the bits that I ordered the Wiha 79246 Bit Selector with Hex Inch Bits which has sizes for most of my scope/ring ...

Based on this thread and threads on other forums over the years I finally took the plunge. I just ordered the Wihia 79242 10 piece Torx set along with a Wiha 28103 1/4 Bit Holder (stubby). All just under $30.oo shipped from the big A store.

Knivesinedc wrote:If anyone has any experience with the H1 Dfly your input would be much appreciated. :spyder:

It's one of my most carried knives but I have the plain edge. Great lil allrounder. I also find the H1 easy to keep razor sharp and it holds it's edge pretty well.

I am very curious as to how many of you who knew this price seemed in error happened to bring it to the attention of KnifeCenter? It seems odd to me that folks appeared all excited to try and take advantage of a price that most felt was in error to start with. You guys know, shiny footprints and all...

Do you notice big differencies from stretch 2 and PM? I know nothing on S30V steel...is it easy to sharpen like vg10? The PM 2 seems more substantial to me. I find I am equally bad at sharpening all steels. Seriously all of my knives stay sharp with the help of a Sharpmaker and a strop. If you go t...

Hi guys, I'm planning carefully my next buy and I'd like some advice from you! At the moment I own: Endura 4 VG-10 PE Delica 4 VG-10 PE (my favourite) Manix 2 SE Dragonfly 2 VG-10 SE Lil Matriarch Tenacious PE (my hard use knife) I think the next in the series could be a Stretch...what do you think...

drhanson wrote:[

I Live in the Metro Denver area so where better than the factory store in Golden? .

Welcome from a fellow Coloradian.

Thanks folks. I'm sure I'll get use to tip down. It seems to nice to pass up for that reason alone.

I have been stuck on 15 Spydies for some time now. Here lately I have been buying more traditional old style knives than modern day designs. While looking at slipjoints last night I decided to check out an old favorite website. Low and behold the Camo Military was on sale for a decent price. She wen...

Great looking knife. I'm in for one of these 2013 Forum Knives.

Did I miss the 2012 knife or did it never materialize after all the suspense?

Tip up right.

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Michael Janich wrote:Dear JWH:

Thank you for your post and the kind words. I'm glad you're pleased with your Yo2 and hope it serves you well for many years to come!

Stay safe,

Mike

Thanks for the reply and the great design.

JNewell wrote:Amazing great service from Howe's on these - my older son and I both picked up one of the Tuffs, which is a remarkable knife, especially for $215. :spyder: Thanks Jim!

I agree and delivering the YO2's for under $100 when they are in short supply is a great service to us.

Nice write-up my friend.

gbelleh wrote:
But I can finally carry the Yo2 now! :)

I'm glad you got your YO 2 up and running now.

I also placed a pre-order with Cutlery Shoppe, then after about a week, I realized I wasn't comfortable going that route. So I canceled it, with no problem. Anyway, like a lot of you the initial excitement has worn off. I probably will still buy one, but not at inflated prices, when it finally does...

Chipped Karambit wrote:Nice, I just got one and plan to do a full written review of it (with maybe a ghetto video review) as my first attempt at a professional review. I must admit, It is incredibly impressive.

I look forward to your first professional review.

I've had mine for a month now and it has pushed my Para 2 out of my pocket ( note: I'm very fond of my Para 2). I edc the Yojimbo 2 and have found the blade shape to be very useful. Easy to sharpen and it takes very keen edge. I have used it for a variety of tasks from vehicle repair (trimming plas...