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	<title>Comments on: The Folder Wrist Snap</title>
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		<title>By: kilogulf59</title>
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		<description>Phil,

This is another (good) technique that I feel many people have discovered independently. It seems to work best with larger folders. I “discovered” the technique while training with my first model 5-inch CS Voyager clip point.

Your observations, covered under “LIABILITIES”, are quite correct and that is way, as with any technique, continuous practice is so important. Remember people, firm grip on the knife and use the writs, not the arm. Until you master the technique, just use the thumb stud…

Take Care and Stay Safe,
Ken (kilogulf59)
 
&quot;REMEMBER – What works for you may not, necessarily, work for me. Keep an open mind!&quot;</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Phil,</p>
<p>This is another (good) technique that I feel many people have discovered independently. It seems to work best with larger folders. I “discovered” the technique while training with my first model 5-inch CS Voyager clip point.</p>
<p>Your observations, covered under “LIABILITIES”, are quite correct and that is way, as with any technique, continuous practice is so important. Remember people, firm grip on the knife and use the writs, not the arm. Until you master the technique, just use the thumb stud…</p>
<p>Take Care and Stay Safe,<br />
Ken (kilogulf59)</p>
<p>&#8220;REMEMBER – What works for you may not, necessarily, work for me. Keep an open mind!&#8221;</p>
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