Thanks so much for this- mine arrived yesterday. I plan on carrying my Michael May Barlow in my coin pocket for lunchtime and this in place of my main blade. Since I process cardboard constantly at work, I think it makes a lot of sense.
Standard replacement blade from Olfa. Cat # CKB-2. No need to go to Civivi. Why replace them anyway? You can sharpen (and strop) these things just like any other blade, to a crazy razor edge. I use this knife for leatherwork, and its great. Still on the first blade, sharpened many times. Far better than any snap-off types.
Just got the blue titanium one. Seems pretty straight forward and i like the bottle opener, its a useful little tool to have around. I hope civivi or we starts making different styles of replaceable blades, that would be great. I think its a fair price for the quality of the product, my main complaint is the slidy rectangular back piece is not so fluid. Im gonna try a bit of flourinated grease on it. Great video, hang in there 👊
Looks like a handy tool. Did you say where you can buy replacement blades? I can’t see much use in buying it if there are no replacement blades available.
I got a plain TI and I’ve really been enjoying it. I like the small details like hidden clip screws but unfortunately the ‘bit driver’ is just a hair too small for use. Great tool for $80 IMO
I would be all over this if there were replacement blades readily available. Still thinking about the GilTek RUK because it is rather inexpensive for the aluminum-comparatively speaking. Thank you for the review vid!
I highly recommend getting a RUK. One of my most used EDC items. So much so that I've been looking at getting a titanium one for a while. I love that it just uses the standard utility blades that are available everywhere and it fits in the coin pocket.
@@lovescamaros1 Actually this type of knife was created by OLFA in 1978 (OLFA CK-2 / OLFA 34B) which was inspired by the traditional Japanese utility knife kiridashi, but the Civivi, Nitecore and many other Chinese brands have more ergonomic handles and locks that are easier to use.
Snagged one from Justin at WMK! Very excited. People are getting worked up about its price tag but honestly when you consider it comes with 4x9Cr blades it's not a bad price!
Good whittling knife. Wish the knife companies would start exploring some better whittling designs. But that might be a goer. I'd be concerned about the thumb stud coming off and getting lost.
This looks like it will take Olfa XB34 blades if you're looking for replacements. I haven't seen them on Amazon or any knife stores, but you can usually get them on eBay or sometimes hardware stores. You can also just buy the Olfa 34B knife on amazon for less than $10 which is just a cheap stamped steel handle that comes with one of the blades.
I love the idea as I use box cutters all the time and most suck. Design looks killer and love the clip. My question is.....Would someone buy a $80 upgraded box cutter? I wouldn't cause I lose them all the time.
I think the thickness behind the edge with this thin of blade stock is going to translate less to slicing performance and more to durability of the edge. Less likely to chip or roll over the edge.
I’d rather spend the $83 dollars on a box cutter I’ll actually use and spend the $15 towards ANOTHER pocket knife. Same day different tool my friend. Just sayin’
If $80 is too expensive for you you can buy the OLFA CK-2 / OLFA 34B for about $7-$8 and just for information OLFA was the creator of this type of knife in 1978 which was inspired by the traditional Japanese utility knife kiridashi.
Thanks so much for this- mine arrived yesterday. I plan on carrying my Michael May Barlow in my coin pocket for lunchtime and this in place of my main blade. Since I process cardboard constantly at work, I think it makes a lot of sense.
Standard replacement blade from Olfa. Cat # CKB-2. No need to go to Civivi. Why replace them anyway? You can sharpen (and strop) these things just like any other blade, to a crazy razor edge. I use this knife for leatherwork, and its great. Still on the first blade, sharpened many times. Far better than any snap-off types.
Cool knife. Reminds me a lot of the Nitecore NTK 10
_RL _ that was my thought too
I was actually a little surprised how huge it was. I was expecting a small little 2 inch long utility blade.
Or a utility knife at Home Depot.
@@rebellucy5610 but, sleek and with some style!
Just got the blue titanium one. Seems pretty straight forward and i like the bottle opener, its a useful little tool to have around. I hope civivi or we starts making different styles of replaceable blades, that would be great. I think its a fair price for the quality of the product, my main complaint is the slidy rectangular back piece is not so fluid. Im gonna try a bit of flourinated grease on it. Great video, hang in there 👊
Does the blade shank act as a spring to lock in at each blade position without having to tighten down the knob?
Your Instagram EDC photo game has leveled up lately!! First the LynchNW all access pass, then some hanks, and now this! 👌👌
Looks like a handy tool. Did you say where you can buy replacement blades? I can’t see much use in buying it if there are no replacement blades available.
Can it be used as a scraper without the handle getting in the way?
Great product...
I think the price is fair...
Thanks for sharing...
I can't say "White Mountain Knives" without immediately following it up with "SDWMK".
And then following that up with “out of stock.”
If no one knows by now, replacement blades are available from knife center. Priced as of 12/2021 @ 28 bucks for three blades. ✌️
The second he said it had a bottle opener I was sold
I got a plain TI and I’ve really been enjoying it. I like the small details like hidden clip screws but unfortunately the ‘bit driver’ is just a hair too small for use. Great tool for $80 IMO
It’s kind of cold steel kiradashi- ish but it looks nice! Thanks Bryan!!
Excited on this 1 - and really like the kiri edc fixed they got too - pretty much killing everything they put out 👍👍💥💥
I would be all over this if there were replacement blades readily available. Still thinking about the GilTek RUK because it is rather inexpensive for the aluminum-comparatively speaking. Thank you for the review vid!
I highly recommend getting a RUK. One of my most used EDC items. So much so that I've been looking at getting a titanium one for a while. I love that it just uses the standard utility blades that are available everywhere and it fits in the coin pocket.
Yes they fit perfect 👌 😊 you are correct my friend
The scales on your para are very nice 👌🏻
Great review! Thanks 😀
Box cutter or fancy scalpel?
Thanks for bravely reviewing this "box cutter," Bryan! 🤔
Been thinking about one....
You can use an Olfa 34B blade from the Olfa L craft knife
Is that confirmed on these? Has someone tried?
This is wat I was thinking as well
DEFINITELY OLFA CKB-2 BLADES FIT SPOT ON 2X FOR £6 😊
Finally an EDC knife that's cool and made by a good company
check out the Nitecore NTK 10 similar, more expensive but was one of the earlier ones to hit the market.
@@lovescamaros1 Actually this type of knife was created by OLFA in 1978 (OLFA CK-2 / OLFA 34B) which was inspired by the traditional Japanese utility knife kiridashi, but the Civivi, Nitecore and many other Chinese brands have more ergonomic handles and locks that are easier to use.
@@Yudi.Hilmawan any idea if the olfa blades would fit this one?
Snagged one from Justin at WMK! Very excited. People are getting worked up about its price tag but honestly when you consider it comes with 4x9Cr blades it's not a bad price!
Still watching the video, but my first thought is to buy an $8 Olfa Craft knife. Same thing, just not as "high end"
Olfa needs to make a holder like this. That would be slick.
Good whittling knife. Wish the knife companies would start exploring some better whittling designs. But that might be a goer. I'd be concerned about the thumb stud coming off and getting lost.
This looks like it will take Olfa XB34 blades if you're looking for replacements. I haven't seen them on Amazon or any knife stores, but you can usually get them on eBay or sometimes hardware stores. You can also just buy the Olfa 34B knife on amazon for less than $10 which is just a cheap stamped steel handle that comes with one of the blades.
1st comment!! Kool knife!! Its almost a bad ass box cutter..they stole my idea..i wanted to make a high end folder with interchangeable blades..
Make one this size that uses OLFA XB34 blades and you have your first sale.
Holy crap! I wasn't expecting it to be that big. I guess I never looked at the specs. Great stuff 🍻
Most stylish utility knife ever.
That's a cool, classy utility knife! And a 'gram blade as well? Pretty sweet!
I think I would have to call it a utili-dashi. Pretty cool
CAN YOU USE THE OLFA CKB-2 BLADES ... PLEASE GUYS THEY LOOK EXACTLY THE SAME ?
Do you still have this
I love the idea as I use box cutters all the time and most suck. Design looks killer and love the clip. My question is.....Would someone buy a $80 upgraded box cutter? I wouldn't cause I lose them all the time.
I've replaced 10 Milwaukee fastback utility knives at this point. So that would be about 1 of these. Ouch.
Dude honestly great work
This would be so handy. How much would extra blade cost. Very interesting.
Has the magic C and says CIVIVI but the three angled cuts at the top say WE.
Cool utility blade👍
It's much like the OLFA craft knife.
Where can Ibget those Para 2 scales?
Sharp Dressed Knives
@@SliceyDicey thanks Slicey! Always love the content.
The blades can be resharpened, they are not disposable 9cR
Is it olfa ck 2 compatible?
YES MATE CKB-2 FIT SPOT ON 👌
I would recommend the outdoor edge BOA box cutter. I love the action on it. The only other box cutter i would recommend is the work pro 3 for $15
Olfa have invented this utility blade for more than 10 years ago
Actually the Olfa CK-2/34B was created in 1978 so more accurately it's been more than 42 years
@@Yudi.Hilmawan Thanks 👍
Kinda cool but...it feels like it’s 2x too big. Would be a really cool keychain knife.
Tip down though! 😄
Looks like a Japanese kiridashi .
I bug Justin so much, he probably rolls his eyes as soon as he sees my address in his inbox. He's good peeps.
Cool..
I think the thickness behind the edge with this thin of blade stock is going to translate less to slicing performance and more to durability of the edge. Less likely to chip or roll over the edge.
I can see how it would be a bit floppy
Nope it's brilliant 😊
RUK yes!! 😄
Looks like a ntk10.
Husky more Krusty actually.
i like it
For $83? I'll get the $15 box cutter and put the difference towards another pocket knife. Just sayin'.
I’d rather spend the $83 dollars on a box cutter I’ll actually use and spend the $15 towards ANOTHER pocket knife. Same day different tool my friend. Just sayin’
Olfa CK-2
Pointy box cutter. For 80 bucks? C'mon man.
@EDC Lyfe Pointy box cutter. 80 bucks.
@@TartanJack pointy pocket knives in the thousands its only $$
If $80 is too expensive for you you can buy the OLFA CK-2 / OLFA 34B for about $7-$8 and just for information OLFA was the creator of this type of knife in 1978 which was inspired by the traditional Japanese utility knife kiridashi.
@@Yudi.Hilmawan Thanks!
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