I know most people won't. But im poor as fuck and carry my ultratech every single day. This thing blows my mind. Dropped it(still solid), locked up(rem oil flush fixed it) even had to pull it on a crack head one night(he shit a brick) i love this thing! Needless to say if you don't make alot and have been debating getting one. This knife will hold out alot longer than your 50$ gerber. So yeah im glad i bought an expensive knife that day instead of a cheap shotgun.

One of my favorite knives

Seeing this just makes me want one even more! Great build quality... Thanks for the tour Ray 👊😎🇺🇸

I love all your knives they’re awesome all mine are safe kept

Your channel is top shelf along with a few of your buddies the knowledge is unmatchable and the live chats are the cherry on top keepem coming thanks

*Truly one of the best knives on the market. Sleek, useful, several design options.* 🇺🇸

After your first microtech destruction video I purchased a utx-85 and I dearly love it.

You really know how to Captivate your audience. Great stuff Ray Thanks for sharing ! 😁👍👊

So interesting to watch. Love the info being shared🙏

I want that with X-ring and all gang in MicroTech signatures. Awesome tour! Thank you, sir!

Awesome video Ray and Jason! This will be a really cool series.

Thanks for sharing. I already seen this. Thanks for doing this series.

This is really cool, gonna be a nice series Ray!

Got my first one last week. Nice af. Probably my best knife so far.

The 5-hour cycle time for the first op is a bit deceiving, because keep in mind, it looks like he's running 12 parts at a time on that op. So it's really like a 25 min cycle time per part. I'm a former 20-year CNC machinist. Nice behind the scenes look. Should be a good series.

What a cool experience

BEAUtiful from start to finish

Now I want a raw aluminum one 😎

pretty cool appreciate the behind the scenes nice idea brother

going to be an awesome video series!

Just watching I feel the money leaving my wallet.....LOL....Pretty cool and share.....Good series....Good stuff....

I had a blast working at the Bradford facility in 2008/2009. One of the best jobs I’ve had for sure.

Very interesting ! 👍

And I thought 3-D printing was machine time intensive. Very impressive.... thank you for sharing X!

Wow nice 👍

Darn interesting!

Cool !!!!!!!!!!

Microtech gives you a legit American-made product for a price that seems insane, until you see all the work it takes them to make that product. Then an Ultratech for $350 suddenly seems very reasonably priced.

My UMS is my EDC for life. I left Benchmade for Microtech and haven't looked back. Thanks guys for all your support for First responders.

Nice presentation. I had no idea how much time goes into making them.

A review and demonstration on the microtech Tac-P would be great

Very cool thanks

I do not own a Microtech but I’m hoping this week or next week I will change that. I love push bottom autos but I’m also looking at a Ultratech or a socom auto

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I've spent the last 22 years building machines or repairing existing machines.

Where is the best place to buy a Microtech

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Wow, 8 hours and it still needs work. Thank you for this info, let you what your really buying

Already seen pt.2 haha

Labor and machines...

Wow, I just had a KZfaq add for an $18 Microtech knife! 😂🤣😂. It’s sad the scammers are ripping you and those foolish enough to believe them.

this one great, then I know where is my 400 US dollars spent at, thank you!

8 hours yes but you made at least 25 knives in that time not just 1

My microtech malfunctions a lot

Lol all these guys look like they have zero morale.i was shocked to hear alot of these guys have only been there for a year or two tops. ive heard bad stuff about tony marfione.. and i think its telling that he dont have any long time employees here... Vs in the case video, those guys have passion, and have been there for 18, 20, 30 and even 44 years.. and they ooze pride.

American craftmanship.......3rd world stuff