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archangel08 wrote:Definitely should have shot it in landscape :confused:

I agree. Just say no to vertical videos.

https://youtu.be/Bt9zSfinwFA

That being said. Appreciate the effort OP to show your work.

Is it 2019 yet?

Well I guess I'm a gambling man now.

Has anyone brought a Manix 2 across the border into Canada since January 5th?

5-by-5 wrote:

Carbon85 wrote:honestly the delay of the para3 sprint in CF has made me lose complete interest in the company

terrible, absolutely terrible way its been handled...

Tantrum much. LOL

I think “The Tantrum” would be a great name for a knife. If it existed what would it look like and what would the steel be?

Any canadians tempting CBSA with an order? I would have nabbed one but I don't want it confiscated.

The thing that makes me most sad is all the great exclusives that we Canadians will miss out on, we should petition warriors and wonders to sign up for 10 collector club memberships.

In Canada, any knife of any size, folder or fixed, being carried for the purpose of "security" or "self defence" would be considered a weapon and therefore a prohibited item. If you are carrying it because you need a tool to open boxes, cut apples, or deal with aggressive cardboa...

Sal, I do have a hypothetical question regarding warranty work in the future. What can be done for Canadians requiring warranty work in the future. There would be no problem sending the blade into the USA, but upon the work's completion and return to Canada any folding knife now, more so than ever, ...

It sounded to me like that would also include assisted openers. sal Yes, I suspect it could also include assisted openers, the way the ruling is written is vague enough where that could be the case. Pretty much anything that you can help open with the flick of a wrist. Guess it is fixed blades for ...

Hello fellow cannuk forumites and anyone who plans on visiting us in the great white north, Just a friendly PSA as of Jan 5th 2018 It appears that CBSA looks like they will be treating all knives that open via a flipper entering into Canada as a prohibited device. http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/publicat...

The amazon river is pretty big.

I’m a little disappointed with KC right now. I was hoping for it to be my first para 3. Oh well.

sal wrote:No walker's planned for 2018, but I'll put in a request for '19.

sal

It is going to be a long wait until 2019. But I'm super stoked to hear this.

My girlfriend asked for my dragonfly once to open a letter. When she took it, she only held it tentatively, and dropped it. It flew straight down like a guillotine and cut her the top of her foot. She still has the scar to this day. Put her off pocket knives, but not off me, thankfully.

The dice. I like smallish knives but the dementions and weight were way off for me. Plus it didn’t flip as well as the domino. I really like the domino though.

Yup this is confirmed. Warriors and wonders in vancouver told me the same thing after I asked them to look into it. If they were receiving them I would hav brought one for sure. But now I’ll have to source one from an American dealer and then try to get it over the border. Ugh... Never had a knife ...

I would agree, they could be victims of their own success. I rarely buy regular production knives. I like the sprints that make a great knife just that little bit extra special.

Here is a link to an interesting scandal that is developing in Japan. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2017/10/13/business/corporate-business/kobe-steel-scandal-widens-500-firms/#.WeV0uNsZNT4 The potential implications of this scandal could be very far reaching indeed. It would be interesting to kn...

Probably the Manix 2 M4 DLC when it comes out.