First, love KC's videos. DCA is awesome, knowledgeable and the type of guy who seems like he would be fun to camp with or even have a beer. Anyways: I would love to see DCA give us his overview of the common blade shapes (drop, clip, sheepsfoot, tanto etc) and where they excel. This is something I think lots of people miss when blade shopping. I have done lots of reading but I feel like David would crystalize it for me, he has a great way of explaining stuff in a succinct way.
Hey, hey DCA thanks for the shout out! So glad you guys keep it light and fun! As always this video was full of great info and quite entertaining as well! You and Thomas keep up the good work....
DCA, thanks for the answer. On the biker knife selection I would like to point out that Evel Knievel attempted to jump the Snake River Canyon back in 1974 with his rocket motorcycle. I think this is a great connection of the Snake River knife that you showed to motorcycling.
One of the best blades you can have on a motorcycle is a sharp saw. In the event that a down tree is blocking the trail or road a sharp saw can keep you from having to take the long way around. Dual sport guys know what I'm talkin about.
Hey DCA, love the show! Would you rather have 10 knives that each cost around the $100 price point or 2 knives around $500. Both cost $1000 but I feel like many people fall into the first category but complain about the price of knives in the second category. I’m more of a minimalist so I like a few higher end knives.
Yea I don't understand people who complain about $500+ knives. If you don't like it don't buy them. I fit into the first category where I own around 10 knives that total about $1000. Not all costing $100 of course. Just gotta be smart about where you spend your money and you can afford to buy a nicer knife. I have a Mora Companion that is $20 and frequently on sale for less and just picked up a Civivi Badlands Vagabond for $40 on sale. $60 for two knives that are very good at what they do and make the decision to spend $300 on a really nice Japanese chef knife easier.
I've road from So. Cal to Alaska three times on BMWs. I carried a Benchmade McHenry and Williams and a Leatherman Charge Ti. Swiss army in tankbag. I guess it would be the Crooked River if I had to buy something like the discontinued McHenry and Williams. I ended up mounting a bottle opener on the back of my aluminum adventure case too.
I carry a knife riding my bike. I love the bugout. It’s slim and lightweight. It’s bailed me out of odd situations out on the road. Never leave home w/o it.
I have a question for You Mr Andersen: who is Your favorite knife designer?. I would like to thank you again, watching your videos is not only relaxing, also I'm increasing my language skills listening your nice and clear English, ciao!.
Hey DCA! Just to somehow help out the guy asking the best way to remove adhesive residues on a knife, I use oil all the time, very effective in breaking down those adhesive residues.
Had me right away with that sog. Im a linecook at fish processing spot need to be quick. My favorite edc is a kershaw knockout and i love it but wish it was quicker closing thanx brochacho
As a biker for 24 years I carry 2 knives, a cold steel SRK 6inch fixed blade for quick release against any danger and the Kershaw folder with that screw driver bit n driver on it
FOR BUDGET BIKER FIXED BLADE, CRKT C/K DRAGON!!! I swear by it! I have a supermoto and it’s ALWAYS THERE thanx to the retention of the sheath! And so you know I carry it TIP UP on right side!
DCA ,I am a 'Biker' I carry a Buck boot knife, and I rotate thru a CRKT Provoke ,Cold Steel double agent 2, SOG Pentagon mini, and a SOG Snarl. Except for the Buck Boot Knife ,All before mentioned are attached to Tek- Loc . The Tek-Loc is very secure for Motorcycle riding.
Bird & Trout knife that will also work for self defense? Cold Steel Bird & Game. Has a ring. Secure Ex sheath. Add a couple of cable ties to belt mount.
S.O.G. tack is a great knife. Heavy duty yet thin blade. Great cutter. Cryo D2. Cuts through wiring at crash sites. Only blade I have with serrations for that reason.
On the Spyopera: the clip is not reversible, it has a pinned construction and it runs on bearings. All that said, I have one and love it! Classy, smooth and lightweight!
For my rider brothers these 2 model knives from Tops an American co. are really reliable and not too heavy. The Cat from Tops and the Saw model. These are fixed blades. Now for a folder I would suggest a Spyderco cause they come in cool serrated models for a decent price.
CRKT Squid is the best knife for bikers in my view just because of the name:D live the irony there. I have a compact version and keep it in my 5th pocket.
Only been riding about 2 years but never had any problems or concerns with losing a pocket knife while riding. Being in a seated position plus any halfway decent clip will prevent a knife from dropping out on the road.
23:34 I find regular old lighter fluid works the best for removing tape residue, it's super quick. I've used acetone too, but it can "melt" some plastics if you leave some on by mistake, but it evaporates quickly. Mineral spirits works well but I'm not a fan of feel it leaves on the blade.
I usually carry a Leatherman skeletool cx with bits and bit extender in my pocket(in a handmade pocket leather sheath) + a Leatherman crunch under the seat. I actually prefer to have tools for my bike more than a knife itself and the skeletool provides me the basic tools and a nice 154 cm blade. I ride a suzuki gsx s 1000 btw
On my motorcycle, I carry my Microtech MSI, and since a multitool is a requirement on a bike, I carry my Leatherman Arc in my pocket and a powerpint in my saddlebag.
I know many people don't understand the difference in the steels used. Can you explain the difference between steels like S35VN, S35VN, M390, S90V, and steels like 80CrV2, 3V, O2, A2. Thank you.
A great knife for the guy looking for a trout and bird knife is the ghost Russell grohmann trout and bird. Price was around 77 bucks. Really great knife.
I ride a moto and carry a few different options but my absolute favorite is a Bill Coye Ridgeback/Forerunner in scout configuration. Its a fixed blade but the length isn’t an issue and it is very versatile. I believe the Ridgerunner design was licensed by Kershaw or Boker (can’t remember) and I ordered mine from Flagrant Beard (made by TOPS for them). They run approx. $75-$100 and well worth it.
Just a FYI the tops wind runner "snake river" edition name is named after the area where tops is manufactured in the snake river plains region of idaho.
I've never actually lost a knife out of my pocket while riding, but I don't like to risk it if I'm going to be on the road long so I usually throw my Buck 112 on my belt, loving that Condor Biker, might have to pick one up, cool idea and I didn't know it existed! Great video!
Speaking of cleavers, I found a flatiron for 20 bucks. Not my usual Artisan or WE, but 20 bucks. Hated the gritty aluminum scales, so went for carbon fiber, flytanium scales. Added leather and copper lanyard, honed the blade and chamfered all the rough edges. Two weeks and 60 bucks later, It's now presentable 🤦♂️
I am definitely not on Team frame/liner lock. One, I strongly prefer folding knives with locks for safety. Two, I want my fingers out of the way when I have to close the unit. I have a Civivi Cogent (which is great button lock knife) and a Rat-1. The Rat-1 is in my toolbox for infrequent needs. It's also a good knife, but its liner lock requires a lot more attention to close than the Cogent. I've got an EvoGrip S18, which at least has a button outside the path of the blade, which I appreciate.
Carbon Figer is made of two ingrediants. Binder and carbon Fiber. The Binder possibly can take a dye, but its only a small portion of any quality CF scale is binder. So most likely at most only the tint of the scale. CF itself without the binder is black.
Try Boker Kihon for fast action. Minimalist Cleaver better then any locks. CRKT Biwa for bird and fish purpose knife. For bikers knives try Cold Steel Talwar or Raja 2 or 3, American Lawman is good option too. Fixed blade try Tops Outpost or Cold Steel Warcraft Tanto for bikers. Lol there's no such thing as gentleman's knife... It may look less tactical but knife is a knife whether in candy colors or wood handled Dave. ☝️😎
Love the videos Mr. Andersen! I truly look forward to them. I am looking for a machete that is great for clearing brush/light branches to make new trails for myself and my 3 young boys to explore. Can you please recommend something that will do the job and not be too heavy if we happen to be out in the woods for the day? Thank you very much and keep up the excellent work! Also I enjoy the off screen comments from Thomas!
I ride a Harley Street Bob. These days I’m rocking a Blurple Spyderco Para 3 on my right side jeans pocket. I don’t see any reason to be picky based on vehicle. Never worried about it coming off me
I ride a motorcycle and I just rotate my edc depending on what I'm wearing. A crkt m16-14 tanto, cold steel code 4 or ad10. If I'm not carrying my pistol, I'll carry a kabar tdi fixed blade.
Hi David! That was a good pick with the SOG Tac xr. You get a lot of knife for a decent price. There is also the Terminix xr with a better steel like the s35vn but not serrated.
the CRKT Mossback Bird and Trout knife is a pretty decent bird & trout knife for just $20..the CRKT Mossback comes in SK-5 carbon steel which performs similar to 1095..I would personally rather have a stainless bird & trout knife but you really can’t beat the Mossback B&T knife for the price
biker knife best features fixed for me as wearing chaps can make it hard to get at your pockets hand filling handle as if your hands are cold safety is a concern dangler sheath will not get in the way like poking you while riding 4to 5'' is all you need to big gets in the way stainless steel is a good option as it rains when least expected . if you have bags just about any sturdy folder
Hey David, a million thanks for all the great videos you produce. I have a question for you. Is The Knife Center ever going to consider selling your cap in the same color of green or red like the shirts you wear when creating your videos? These are two cool colors and I would love to buy a cap with either of these colors. Please let me know David. Take care and thank you very much. Jimmy.
The ? @ 17:40 I would recommend the Broken Skull by cold steel it has a super steel and is 4 inches of blade! The handle and feel is slim but the unit is solid! Its a CTS XHP Carpenters steel.
Hey KC & DCA. Could you guys do a "how to" video on different ways of forcing a patina on non stainless steel knives to help resist rusting? Thanks for the great videos
You guys should carry more of the Eickhorn S.E.K. series! Especially the S.E.K.-M and S.E.K.-P There are no dealers in the US with a good selection of their knives.
Mr. Anderson: Can you recommend an eye catching pocket jewelry folder, preferably under $300? My idea of pocket jewelry is usually something in titanium with an added splash of color like timascus inlays, with a 2.5” - 3.5” blade. Interesting blade profiles appreciated, but not a requirement. Thanks!
I ride a CBR and keep an Izula horizontally just off the side of my belt buckle and I need to change it to the back because it’s a risk of scratching the tank Also carry either my griptillian or terminus xr in my pocket
Love your reviews, I watch all of them. Have you ever reviewed the Maserin Nimrod?? İf so I cannot find it. I have the carbon fibre version and think that it is one of the best knives I have ever had. I have just got the MKM Mikro 2 after seeing your review and this is my first very small blade having priorly thought these were all toys. The Mikro does give you a very useable blade and the sheath gives you a myriad of fitting options on yourself or on other metal equipment.
Just dont put goo-gone on anything with a carbon steel blade. It will make them oxidize pretty much instantly. I was trying to put handles on a Mora blade blank, and i tried it to get the epoxy residue off, it was completely rusted by morning.
I ride motorcycles i carry a grimsmo norseman, spyderco tenacious or a shaman in my front pockets never had my knives come out even during a hit and run accident
Hey DCA and Crew! Always love seeing videos from y’all. What would you recommend for a good folder to go in a fishing tackle box? Something in a stainless/rust-resistant steel. Price below $100. Something for just general use (not planning on using it as a filet knife) but for cutting line, bait, etc.
One of the very few UA-cam channels that I hit the like button at the same time I start the video!😎
This is so funny, I first hit the like button, take a quick glance at the comments and then go back to the video, all that in about 10 seconds...lol!
As a biker for the first 30 years of my life, a classic Buck folding hunter, model 110 was my constant EDC in a belt sheath. It NEVER failed me!
First, love KC's videos. DCA is awesome, knowledgeable and the type of guy who seems like he would be fun to camp with or even have a beer.
Anyways: I would love to see DCA give us his overview of the common blade shapes (drop, clip, sheepsfoot, tanto etc) and where they excel. This is something I think lots of people miss when blade shopping. I have done lots of reading but I feel like David would crystalize it for me, he has a great way of explaining stuff in a succinct way.
Hey, hey DCA thanks for the shout out! So glad you guys keep it light and fun! As always this video was full of great info and quite entertaining as well!
You and Thomas keep up the good work....
Cool that u put a few simple fast questions at the end !
Who made that intro deserves a raise! ... Question: Is there a new knife maker or designer that we (knife nut community) should be looking at?
DCA, thanks for the answer. On the biker knife selection I would like to point out that Evel Knievel attempted to jump the Snake River Canyon back in 1974 with his rocket motorcycle. I think this is a great connection of the Snake River knife that you showed to motorcycling.
Buck 110 is still my edc knife whether on 2 wheels or 4 , with a brass kwik thumb stud .
Can't be beat. And I own customs, couple hundred dollar spydercos etc. Bucks the biggest knife company for a reason 🍻
I run the buck 110 pro. Awesome blade. Best flipper I’ve owned. And I run an Esee Izula II for fixed
I'm right there with you. I always have a 110 on my side. Going to get a 110 automatic next. I keep a Benchmade automatic in my riding jacket.
I have a buck 110 too, wether I’m on a bike or a car. Very very solid.
These videos have been the highlights of my weeks! Thank so much!
One of the best blades you can have on a motorcycle is a sharp saw. In the event that a down tree is blocking the trail or road a sharp saw can keep you from having to take the long way around. Dual sport guys know what I'm talkin about.
Dude. Just ride around the tree. You're on a bike😂🤣💀
That would work in the plains or the desert but in the mountains where the terrain is like / that doesn't work out so well.
Hey DCA, love the show! Would you rather have 10 knives that each cost around the $100 price point or 2 knives around $500. Both cost $1000 but I feel like many people fall into the first category but complain about the price of knives in the second category. I’m more of a minimalist so I like a few higher end knives.
Yea I don't understand people who complain about $500+ knives. If you don't like it don't buy them.
I fit into the first category where I own around 10 knives that total about $1000. Not all costing $100 of course. Just gotta be smart about where you spend your money and you can afford to buy a nicer knife. I have a Mora Companion that is $20 and frequently on sale for less and just picked up a Civivi Badlands Vagabond for $40 on sale. $60 for two knives that are very good at what they do and make the decision to spend $300 on a really nice Japanese chef knife easier.
Been riding adventure motorcycles for years with a Mini Griptilian. Now i ordered myself a custom Mini Crooked river. Looking forward to that knife.
I've road from So. Cal to Alaska three times on BMWs. I carried a Benchmade McHenry and Williams and a Leatherman Charge Ti. Swiss army in tankbag. I guess it would be the Crooked River if I had to buy something like the discontinued McHenry and Williams. I ended up mounting a bottle opener on the back of my aluminum adventure case too.
Don't forget the Spyderco Bow River as a good bird and trout knife! It is fantastic and very affordable.
I carry a knife riding my bike. I love the bugout. It’s slim and lightweight. It’s bailed me out of odd situations out on the road. Never leave home w/o it.
I have a question for You Mr Andersen: who is Your favorite knife designer?. I would like to thank you again, watching your videos is not only relaxing, also I'm increasing my language skills listening your nice and clear English, ciao!.
Hey DCA! Just to somehow help out the guy asking the best way to remove adhesive residues on a knife, I use oil all the time, very effective in breaking down those adhesive residues.
Had me right away with that sog. Im a linecook at fish processing spot need to be quick. My favorite edc is a kershaw knockout and i love it but wish it was quicker closing thanx brochacho
Making trout and owl knife is a great folder option for the guy looking for that trout knife.
No question this time, just a shout out to DCA and KC for another great FAQ.
As a biker for 24 years I carry 2 knives, a cold steel SRK 6inch fixed blade for quick release against any danger and the Kershaw folder with that screw driver bit n driver on it
You should do a video on the top knives to buy if you're looking to mod
As far as multi tools go, nobody beats Leatherman. I’ve had a Wave for over 10 years and it works like new!!
FOR BUDGET BIKER FIXED BLADE, CRKT C/K DRAGON!!! I swear by it! I have a supermoto and it’s ALWAYS THERE thanx to the retention of the sheath! And so you know I carry it TIP UP on right side!
You didn't show us the little utility blade on the table at the end of the line.
To the biker, boot carry SOG instinct. If your looking for something to throw under the seat to leave it, check out the R2D2. Good luck.
DCA ,I am a 'Biker' I carry a Buck boot knife, and I rotate thru a CRKT Provoke ,Cold Steel double agent 2, SOG Pentagon mini, and a SOG Snarl. Except for the Buck Boot Knife ,All before mentioned are attached to Tek- Loc . The Tek-Loc is very secure for Motorcycle riding.
Bird & Trout knife that will also work for self defense? Cold Steel Bird & Game. Has a ring. Secure Ex sheath. Add a couple of cable ties to belt mount.
S.O.G. tack is a great knife. Heavy duty yet thin blade. Great cutter. Cryo D2. Cuts through wiring at crash sites. Only blade I have with serrations for that reason.
On the Spyopera: the clip is not reversible, it has a pinned construction and it runs on bearings. All that said, I have one and love it! Classy, smooth and lightweight!
For my rider brothers these 2 model knives from Tops an American co. are really reliable and not too heavy. The Cat from Tops and the Saw model. These are fixed blades. Now for a folder I would suggest a Spyderco cause they come in cool serrated models for a decent price.
CRKT Squid is the best knife for bikers in my view just because of the name:D live the irony there. I have a compact version and keep it in my 5th pocket.
That Condor Biker is brilliant.
Wow! Those two spyderco classic knives are nice!
A video on Spyderco's steel's and function would be cool.
Only been riding about 2 years but never had any problems or concerns with losing a pocket knife while riding. Being in a seated position plus any halfway decent clip will prevent a knife from dropping out on the road.
Lost my leatherman multitool going 140 mph . The only reason I know is because it flew over my buddy's head who was following lmao .
23:34 I find regular old lighter fluid works the best for removing tape residue, it's super quick. I've used acetone too, but it can "melt" some plastics if you leave some on by mistake, but it evaporates quickly. Mineral spirits works well but I'm not a fan of feel it leaves on the blade.
Alcohol based hand sanitizer works really good. Rub it on with a Q-tip, leave it on for 20 seconds and tape residue wipes right off.
CRC
I usually carry a Leatherman skeletool cx with bits and bit extender in my pocket(in a handmade pocket leather sheath) + a Leatherman crunch under the seat. I actually prefer to have tools for my bike more than a knife itself and the skeletool provides me the basic tools and a nice 154 cm blade. I ride a suzuki gsx s 1000 btw
I was thinking the same. Biker knife = Leatherman.
love that intro!!
Bikers would LOVE a Chaves!!
On my motorcycle, I carry my Microtech MSI, and since a multitool is a requirement on a bike, I carry my Leatherman Arc in my pocket and a powerpint in my saddlebag.
I know many people don't understand the difference in the steels used. Can you explain the difference between steels like S35VN, S35VN, M390, S90V, and steels like 80CrV2, 3V, O2, A2. Thank you.
I carry a kershaw blur. It's not the most expensive knife out there but I believe it's the best bang for your buck!
Rat 1 fills that bill for me.
I have the rat-1 and the rat-2. Both are top notch knives!
A great knife for the guy looking for a trout and bird knife is the ghost Russell grohmann trout and bird. Price was around 77 bucks. Really great knife.
I ride a moto and carry a few different options but my absolute favorite is a Bill Coye Ridgeback/Forerunner in scout configuration. Its a fixed blade but the length isn’t an issue and it is very versatile. I believe the Ridgerunner design was licensed by Kershaw or Boker (can’t remember) and I ordered mine from Flagrant Beard (made by TOPS for them). They run approx. $75-$100 and well worth it.
best knife for sailing? cutting rope, zip ties, sometimes whittling a bit, mildly salty water, less than 2.5 inches, and light
Just a FYI the tops wind runner "snake river" edition name is named after the area where tops is manufactured in the snake river plains region of idaho.
The CRKT 2861 Larry Fischer Hunt'N Fisch is a great Bird and Trout Knife.
I've never actually lost a knife out of my pocket while riding, but I don't like to risk it if I'm going to be on the road long so I usually throw my Buck 112 on my belt, loving that Condor Biker, might have to pick one up, cool idea and I didn't know it existed! Great video!
Speaking of cleavers, I found a flatiron for 20 bucks. Not my usual Artisan or WE, but 20 bucks. Hated the gritty aluminum scales, so went for carbon fiber, flytanium scales. Added leather and copper lanyard, honed the blade and chamfered all the rough edges. Two weeks and 60 bucks later, It's now presentable 🤦♂️
Best motor motorcycle knives are the CRK Mnandi or the victorinox cadet. Make sure you get soMe nice tassels for your handle bars.
I am definitely not on Team frame/liner lock. One, I strongly prefer folding knives with locks for safety. Two, I want my fingers out of the way when I have to close the unit. I have a Civivi Cogent (which is great button lock knife) and a Rat-1. The Rat-1 is in my toolbox for infrequent needs. It's also a good knife, but its liner lock requires a lot more attention to close than the Cogent. I've got an EvoGrip S18, which at least has a button outside the path of the blade, which I appreciate.
Carbon Figer is made of two ingrediants. Binder and carbon Fiber. The Binder possibly can take a dye, but its only a small portion of any quality CF scale is binder. So most likely at most only the tint of the scale. CF itself without the binder is black.
Yeah, I have a CJRB with the recoil lock and I have got my finger caught by the flipper tab, you'll only do it once.
The man, the myth, the legend, DCA.
Try Boker Kihon for fast action. Minimalist Cleaver better then any locks. CRKT Biwa for bird and fish purpose knife. For bikers knives try Cold Steel Talwar or Raja 2 or 3, American Lawman is good option too. Fixed blade try Tops Outpost or Cold Steel Warcraft Tanto for bikers. Lol there's no such thing as gentleman's knife... It may look less tactical but knife is a knife whether in candy colors or wood handled Dave. ☝️😎
hi dca, i'm looking for an integral knife. what would you recommend? thanks for the help
Awesome, thanks for answering my question.
The SOG flash2 can also serve the first 2 gentlemen.
Purell hand sanitizer cleans up blade tape gunk pretty good.
Also try mineral oil or vegetable oil.
For cleaning blade. 🔪
Love the videos Mr. Andersen! I truly look forward to them. I am looking for a machete that is great for clearing brush/light branches to make new trails for myself and my 3 young boys to explore. Can you please recommend something that will do the job and not be too heavy if we happen to be out in the woods for the day? Thank you very much and keep up the excellent work! Also I enjoy the off screen comments from Thomas!
The 940-2 does it for me.
I ride a Harley Street Bob. These days I’m rocking a Blurple Spyderco Para 3 on my right side jeans pocket. I don’t see any reason to be picky based on vehicle. Never worried about it coming off me
I currently carry a Benchmade Crooked River when i ride... so you were close with the Buck 110.
....though i am looking replacing it wit a Nimravus
My motorcycle EDC is an original Leatherman PST (so maybe a sidekick for a modern equivalent) and a CRKT Shrill in my boot.
I ride a motorcycle and I just rotate my edc depending on what I'm wearing. A crkt m16-14 tanto, cold steel code 4 or ad10. If I'm not carrying my pistol, I'll carry a kabar tdi fixed blade.
Hi David! That was a good pick with the SOG Tac xr. You get a lot of knife for a decent price. There is also the Terminix xr with a better steel like the s35vn but not serrated.
For bushcraft tomahawk crkt has some great budget ones
the CRKT Mossback Bird and Trout knife is a pretty decent bird & trout knife for just $20..the CRKT Mossback comes in SK-5 carbon steel which performs similar to 1095..I would personally rather have a stainless bird & trout knife but you really can’t beat the Mossback B&T knife for the price
Sure like that SpyOpera.
Zip tie a Mora to ur bike. I have one hooked to my kayak also. If it gets lost you're only out $15
Thanks, as always DCA, Thomas.
Hi David great show. any chance that you’ve Answered in the past? What about gardening knives? Does such a thing even exist?
Ontario potato knife cheap mild steel easy to sharpen
Opinel No.8 Gardeners Knife.
Best thumbnail EVAR!
I like the profile and size of the Steel Will Nutcracker, but am not a flipper fan. Do you have anything similar with a thumb stud or hole opener?
biker knife best features
fixed for me as wearing chaps can make it hard to get at your pockets
hand filling handle as if your hands are cold safety is a concern
dangler sheath will not get in the way like poking you while riding
4to 5'' is all you need to big gets in the way
stainless steel is a good option as it rains when least expected .
if you have bags just about any sturdy folder
Hey David, a million thanks for all the great videos you produce. I have a question for you. Is The Knife Center ever going to consider selling your cap in the same color of green or red like the shirts you wear when creating your videos? These are two cool colors and I would love to buy a cap with either of these colors. Please let me know David. Take care and thank you very much. Jimmy.
The ? @ 17:40 I would recommend the Broken Skull by cold steel it has a super steel and is 4 inches of blade! The handle and feel is slim but the unit is solid! Its a CTS XHP Carpenters steel.
Hey KC & DCA. Could you guys do a "how to" video on different ways of forcing a patina on non stainless steel knives to help resist rusting? Thanks for the great videos
You guys should carry more of the Eickhorn S.E.K. series! Especially the S.E.K.-M and S.E.K.-P There are no dealers in the US with a good selection of their knives.
I think the hogue deka with the modified wharncliffe would suffice well for the question about the cleaver style with cross bar lock. Get 'em David!
You know, that is not half bad Chris. Good lookin' out! -DCA
Great suggestions for the biker knives.
Haven't watched it all yet but that skeletonized one looks pretty sick.
Mr. Anderson: Can you recommend an eye catching pocket jewelry folder, preferably under $300? My idea of pocket jewelry is usually something in titanium with an added splash of color like timascus inlays, with a 2.5” - 3.5” blade. Interesting blade profiles appreciated, but not a requirement. Thanks!
Edit: back or front flipper
What folding rescue knife would also make a good self defense choice? I consider a glass breaker a must- have, but other features just gravy.
See if any of these strike your fancy: ua-cam.com/video/zZicbE3JC9M/v-deo.html
The SOG Trident AT could be a good choice -DCA
Fallkniven S1 pro in custom kydex sheath on the bike and a classic benchmade 940 in the front pocket
110 is a great bird and trout knife !
I ride a CBR and keep an Izula horizontally just off the side of my belt buckle and I need to change it to the back because it’s a risk of scratching the tank
Also carry either my griptillian or terminus xr in my pocket
Love your reviews, I watch all of them.
Have you ever reviewed the Maserin Nimrod?? İf so I cannot find it. I have the carbon fibre version and think that it is one of the best knives I have ever had.
I have just got the MKM Mikro 2 after seeing your review and this is my first very small blade having priorly thought these were all toys. The Mikro does give you a very useable blade and the sheath gives you a myriad of fitting options on yourself or on other metal equipment.
Wow ? I wasn’t expecting my comment on there ! Yay !
Super vidéo comme d'habitude... Thumbs up from France !
Just dont put goo-gone on anything with a carbon steel blade. It will make them oxidize pretty much instantly. I was trying to put handles on a Mora blade blank, and i tried it to get the epoxy residue off, it was completely rusted by morning.
DAC = Digital (to) Analog Converter. :D Awesome content, as usual.
I just bought an ad 15 and it's amazing.First comment.I think the shark lock is faster.
WD40 works great on adhesive. Good for the knife in general too.
I ride motorcycles i carry a grimsmo norseman, spyderco tenacious or a shaman in my front pockets never had my knives come out even during a hit and run accident
I love my cleaver fast ball even though it wants to cut my fingers off every time I close it.
Awe man,I wish my Mini Adamas would’ve came with a sheath..regardless,I absolutely love the mini Adamas,it’s an awesome folder and great for EDC
Hey DCA and Crew! Always love seeing videos from y’all. What would you recommend for a good folder to go in a fishing tackle box? Something in a stainless/rust-resistant steel. Price below $100. Something for just general use (not planning on using it as a filet knife) but for cutting line, bait, etc.