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hi! i from finland i have been trying to get my hands on yakut knife for daily tasks! where i can get one? 2:27 knife would be amazing :O

You fooled, Yakut knives doesn't exsist...

Хорошие ножи, и геометрия правильная!!!! Цена?

Badass and beautiful!

Nice!

Where do you buy your knives?

Beautiful collection Tim!! would be nice to have a chance to buy one.. Kind regards Robert

Where do you get these?

Первый нож на обзоре где купил дай контакты мастера?

Как можно купить?

I’ve recently bought my first, it came with a bevel on the convex side, I thought they were meant to be fully convex on that side- you sharpen them on the flat side, so there should be (or so I thought) no need of a bevel at all. The other issue is, it means you have to hold the knife at quite an obtuse angle to shelve wood with it, a far greater angle than you would with a “normal” knife. Do yours have a bevel? I’ve watched quite a few videos about Yakut knives, it’s very difficult to tell, but some do look like they do and some not, but generally the quality isn’t good enough on UA-cam to tell definitively. I’m thinking to try to remove it on a belt grinder (Ken Onion blade grinding attachment) but it’s a lot of grinding, so I’m in two minds about it.

Thanks for showing all the different styles. Very interesting!

I was told that the ox tail sheaths are meant to keep the knives waterproof in areas with lots of water. The knives actually float! So even if it falls to the water you get a chance to get it back. Also in some of them, the with and form is the same along the handle, so you can mount it like a bayonet on the seath for finishing the game while hunting. Could you tell me the master who did the knife you display in 3:40 or where did you get it from? I can recommend you Edward Byrdilin from БЫРДЫКА уус for this style of Yakutian knife.

What is your link on Etsy?

Hi Tim. I love in the PNW. Just 20min north of Rose City. I to have a passion for the Yakut knife. Infact I am a Blade Smith. I would like to start making them. Maybe we can get together and collaborate.

Where do you find these blades?

What's the brand name at 14:00?

I have one from the 80's that is a Russian military knife its different from any other I've seen but apparently it was used at sea

Called Finka Knife

насколько знаю кузнец климовский из хатасс и он делает ножи по старым традициям и даже археологическим находкам наших предков

все старые якутские ножи такие у нас были, никаких выпуклых линз как делают сейчас новоделы

спасибо броь вспомнил свое детство у бабушки в горах верхоянья, луки и стрелы с братьями мастерили также, у всех дедовские якутские ножи были

Talk louder. Good video

i would love to see a video like this on your nordic/scandinavian knives

what is the swedish brand

3:44 whats this one?

any good places to buy some?

Tim, fantastic Yakut knifes.!

Сталь какая?

your Yakuts are so beautiful

can you friend me on facebook, if so give me the facebook link

The first knife you show in this video. Who made that? Can I buy it from your shop on etsy?

Anyone have any updated places I can find this knife?

All the knifes are beautiful. Cool to see how different cutting properties each grind and small angle has. Thanks for sharing.

I’m going

The indentation on the blade gives the knife its own unique character. However, it also makes the sharp edge of the blade limited when sharpening.

The indentation on the Yakut blade gives the knife its own unique character. However, it also makes the sharp edge of the blade limited when sharpening.

Files and axes are made of U10 steel. And saw blades for sawmills.

Your channel is too good for you to not have a lapel style mic!

Hi, around how much money do these go for? Thank you

Very interesting video, thank you.

Boring video

Fantastic

Всё хорошо ,но зачем испортил нож ? Сделав дол ,он там не нужен .

Nice👍

that for chika

Якут 👍

👍👍👍👍👍

Please make sure that the audio can be heard

A perfect combination of beauty and badassery.