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Much better man. It’s the most temperamental one I have.

It’s a great song man

It’s a neat one I’ll say that. Handy for small skinning jobs

Yes that’s exactly what it does. Seems to work out quite well

Yeah probably don’t let her do that

Do you have toddler hands ?

As you can see from the video I do not

Maybe not give a young kid a knife like that 😂

Hey Sid! Nice of you to show up! 😂

Is that what you call that?

No, that was made by circle g custom knives. You can find him on instagram and he has some UA-cam videos

I apologize I do not support that. I’m not sure why those adds are showing up for some people. But it is annoying. Maybe it has something to do with your algorithm and things you’ve been searching.

Yeah it’s a bit upsetting but it’s one of whites more affordable boots. And they stuck by their warranty so I think that speaks highly of them. You’re probably not going to go wrong with the nicks packers.

@@bustinoutDon’t want to sound presumptuous, but do you think it’s possible you’re sizing these boots with too narrow a width? I know whites only goes to EE on their site at least, and I’m an F to FF. Part of the reason why I’m considering Nicks.

@@landocalrissian5180 Yes, their last on the Rose Anvil one I got is not narrow in the same way of a cowboy boot, but is cut to not really want to accommodate those pesky extra toes off to the side. Don't think I will split any seams at least, tho. The Nick's site doesn't do a great job showing the difference between the Ranger and the Packer, but I think if you want more Western-style toe shapes, the packer you have more selection.

I wear a size D in all boots so I really don’t know. Whites will do custom boots though so you might call them and ask

@@bustinout I'm supposed to be a D, too, but then every boot I get seems to narrow, but then if you go wide, it doesn't just go wide in the front for the toes, but also goes too wide in the heel where I don't have some giant heel and then the back and sides don't fit right. I don't know any company that will really compensate for that. When I talked to White's at the time, they just gave me the opportunity to send them back and no rush rebuild option or whatever, so I just kept them and figure I'll get them rebuilt by Nick's [or Frank's?] eventually since at least I know the Nick's last is less angular and fits pretty well overall even if still narrow. White's they tend to have that giant space of outsole where there could be more toe room where the leather could overhang a bit more. It always wants to get caught on the pedal when driving, too, which is scary if must brake quickly or whatever but at least not usually going TOO fast on winding canyon road and such but still kind of nuisance.

Thanks man. There’s nothing wrong for an everyday carry knife with an old timer. I jump on the old ones when I see one

Haha that’s good. I’m glad I can use skills perfected by generations past

I don’t go anywhere without one in my truck!

The whites sawyers arn’t to bad on the price (around $400). If you have the funds go try them out. I’ve heard good and bad on the thorogoods. Mostly good though

@@bustinout If I am looking for boots I will remember the name White's, thanks. There are a lot of good brands out there to choose from but I suppose in our times smaller marques are more likely to have good quality control. These Thorogoods are great but I can imagine they make some duds, let alone RedWing with all the outsourcing.

@@dongkhamet1351 yeah i wouldn’t get one of the red wings anymore.

Thanks man!

Idk about that one either. I’ve never seen a smooth shield before. Where did you get the knife from

@@bustinout at some knife store in Alabama down towards gulf shores

I meant blade

Who used mineral oil? 😂

It might just be the angle that you’re sharpening at. Try picking up and sharpening at a prouder angle like 20 degrees.

Obviously using a stone it’s hard to tell but trial and error works eventually lol

You might try eBay and get lucky on there. I had no idea they had something like that so I guess I did luck out lol.

Haha the regular jobs been keeping me busy, but I’m trying to get back out there rip!😂 thanks man, I was trying to figure it out

@@bustinout A man's gotta do what a man's gotta do.

Hey it works for me. There is a thousand ways to sharpen a knife, just what ever works best for you. Glad you found it helpful!

That's a piece of veg tan cow hide that I made that out of.

Thanks! That's the plan as of right now. I have several pairs of Rios so yeah I think I can manage that. The stove tops that I've had for the past year have held up really great.

Well you peaked my curiosity, but all of the Delica's I see are in VG-10. are the s35v knifes older?

I don't think a plastic handle knife would be your style. If you ever want to try better steels then get Buck 110 with S30V blade. I love mine.

@@bustinout There is no standard Delica in s35vn, just a sprint run. As sprint runs go, s35vn is pretty lackluster. The PD1 Delicas out now would probably cut s35vn in half.

@@Anvil-wg2je Yeah plastic really isn’t my style 😂. They do have a stainless knife but I’m rolling it over. Once upon a time I had a buck 110 but I lost it. The steel is probably better now though 🤷‍♂️

@@jaykwonzzz I will look into that. Maybe eBay might pan out but I’ll look at the short runs

I like how you were testing it by shaving your imaginary hairs off LOL

You already know! Thanks Terry

Yeah boy!!!

Well thank you. Could’ve been better 😂

@@bustinout very well, then I demand improvement! ;D

@@dongkhamet1351 will do 😂

Well thanks man. I have 2 of them and need another one cause my work one is about toast. I guess you could wax it but they make a waxed one that I was considering getting cause it’s the same cut.

It drives me nuts with all the stuff they discontinued but make some bs that no one cares about 😂

Haha well I happen to be partial to that longer Spey blade lol. I use it for just about everything. See I like the stockman with the sheepsfoot, but I feel the Spey blade is a bit short for me on the stockman

Thanks man. We’ll see how she treats me in the next month

They are both timeless classics. I like the trapper for the longer Spey blade. I find I use it more often then the shorter one on the stockmen. The sheepsfoot is a great blade to have though

I started off with the trapper being my favorite pattern but the Stockman has won out. Traditionals are great. 👍🏻

@@ericasedc thanks Erica!

Nothing wrong with that stockman. That sheepsfoot is a heck of a blade! Thanks man, I’m going to see how she holds

I’ll have to check that tribal out. Looks interesting to me