Casström no.10 vs Joker Ember vs Real Steel BK 2 vs Nordic Knife Design forester - Part 1
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- Опубліковано 4 лют 2023
- Part 1: Are you considering buying any of these knives? We will compare four bushcraft knives in the 50-150 euro range. We will look at food prepping and rope etc.., sheets, fire steel use and batoning in this video. We score the knives to get a comparison. In part 2 we will look at edge retention, the handle ergonomics, feather sticking and more.
The knives are:
1 Casström no.10 bushcraft knife. (Sleipner)
2 Real Steel bushcraft no 2. (D2)
3 Nordic Knife Design Forester. (80CrV2)
4 Joker Ember Forester. (14C28N)
I did a short unboxing and review about each knife separately.
Greetings Wim and Boaz
Great review, just purchased the Joker Bushlore in Sleipner steel.
Thank you for posting.
Thanks for your in depth testing.
Great review! Looking forward to watching part 2!
Great content Wim, keep it going, also amazing camera work, where can in hire such a good camera man.
Lol
Super duidelijke uitleg, ik weer precies welk mes ik wil kopen!!
Ben benieuwd welke, er komt nog een deel 2 met meer tests....als het weer een beetje opknapt.....
NEVER leave blades like that side by side! ( 7:14 ) It's 100% sure, you'll chip the edges and I'm again 100% sure, that you won't be able, to put the same edge back again. It will also take a lot of hours to an experienced professional, to fix big chips on an edge of a knife.
That's one of the reasons, they teach to always sheath a knife, after using it, no matter what. It's to secure both you and the knife, from damage.
Ask me how I know all that....I sharpen knives for living since the 90's and I've ruined a lot of edges as a young man, back in the 80's. The first couple of times, I didn't know where those chips on the edges came from.. Then I caught myself, doing the same mistake, you do on this video!
Thanks for the demonstration, on how al these knives compare to common tasks!
If you watch closely, the knive's edges, hit on the spines of the knives next to them all the time in this video. It will be a miracle, if the very delicate scandi edges, with their low edge stability nature, didn't got at least a couple of chips if not more, after all those hits.
some of knives had dirt on the wood what you were batoning, so others dull more than others
Slow down a bit , ya got the sheaths mixed up when placing them into each one. Also the Real Steel leather is actually stitched better , the leather just needs treated to soften it a bit. I think it's very comparable cause it's just an issue that will go away with use and waxing .
These are all excellent blades but I think the Casstrom handle on the #10 forester is a better design.
Hand and forearm pain when carving long sessions is reduced greatly with the casstrom handle.
No disrespect boss but ya put the Nordic knife in the casstrom no 10 sheath 😂..I
Hi, could very well be, some of the sheets look a lot alike, I get them mixed up more than once....
@@traveler5898Casstrom sheaths are very distinctive - how can you mix them up? 😂
Bps for $34 beats them all lol
Maybe, I will try to get one and put it to the test...
Greetings Wim
Exactly. These may be slightly better but the price difference is ridiculous. I could buy four BPS for the cost of one of these.
@@traveler5898I recommend trying the adventurer fromBPS it’s a amazing knife. Sharpest knife I’ve ever bought.
mixed the Casstrom sfk10 knife and wrong sheath, prepping food with a bushcraft knife is just silly, like using hammer to screw
yep, I know. But sinds the knives are very similar it usually doesn't matter much. For the video it was a little bit of a blunder.
I agree that bushcraft knives are not for food prepping. However, if I'm testing the knife anyway I might aswel give it a shot. Incase you forgot your Opinel....
Jesus,Please Help them for they don’t know what they’re doing…Knif is a knife..
If I stab you with Obsidian knife or Super Steel knife the outcome will be the Same,,Death ☠️…
All those knives are Waaaaaay too expensive, I am happy with Mora and BPS knives or whatever I grab…
What a terrible video. No one will use this to choose their knife I’m afraid…..
Well that's ok. Just take from the video what you like and keep surfing the internet.
*What a dilettante! Batoning ends with sticking a knife into the ground. I would forbid him to touch knives for life! I've lost the desire to continue watching. I can rate knives myself.*
yeh, I get your point, to be clear, i treat knifes with respect but they are tools to be used. I guess that those video's were they destroy knives are not fun to watch either. Anyway, as i say in my video's, if it helps than fine if it don't watch some other video or do it better yourself.
Greetings Wim
@@traveler5898 *I don't mind if a knife is intentionally destroyed for a durability test. But from a regular user, I ask a little respect for the tool. A broken tool is least useful to its user. Don't spoil it by carelessness.*