Myerchin Pro Rigging Knife Review - The Knot Tyers Tool

[@canoetipper019]

One of my uncles was in the Royal Canadian Navy back when I was a young lad. He gave my brother and I each a folding knife that had a blade shaped like that (just a straight edge though) and a marlin spike and a can opener. It was what the RCN was using back then.
Cool set you have there. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Cheers from NB

[@JasonsKnotChannel]

Very cool story. Do you still have the knife?

[@Papa-Anvil]

That looks like a nice set. I’m going to pick one up soon. I already have the marlinspike and I love it!! 👍

[@MichaelR58]

Great looking knife , thanks for sharing , stay safe , God bless !

[@donpaco8163]

I missed the part where you cut rope with it...😊

[@matthewmillis5141]

Did you build those cedar strip canoes? Do you have videos on building those?

[@JasonsKnotChannel]

Yes I did and yes I do, there’s a link to my other channel in the description.

[@nathanbutcher1864]

I’ve been searching around and apparently the gen2’s are crap made in china but the older models were actually great quality and actually made in Japan

[@TheArtofBoatBuilding]

What is the thickness of the blade?

[@truesonofliberty3267]

So, the spike is basically a fid?

[@James-ke5sx]

A fid is hollow.

[@billyhooks99]

Not a bad looking but being to similar 440 it will rust eventually. I would prefer to skip the fixed blade alltogrther and get a Spyderco folding Rescue knife with H1 steel.

[@JasonsKnotChannel]

Did I mention the lifetime warranty?

[@billyhooks99]

Sorry I missed that.

[@daveopincarne3718]

Supposedly the difference between the two alloys is higher corrosion resistance but with similar edge retention properties.

[@ChadCarney-hu3du]

The no-name steel choice is a bummer

[@bartsimpson3752]

The blade rusted and stained. 👎