I’m very sad that these are sold out and gone. Larry, this past year I discovered the series and have an incredible amount of respect for you and your absolute honesty with all you do. I hope all things in life bring you joy and/or an opportunity to learn and grow. You are a real inspiration/hero for simply being the man you are. Thanks man
@@LarryRobertsbc I have not contacted them. I will do so. Save a bit and make this a big purchase. It’s an amazing piece of equipment that has all around usefulness. The “one “ Tool you really want next to your brain. Again, thanks for the inspiration and honesty you bring to this crazy world.
@@LarryRobertsbc just wanted to update my last response. It is available on the actual LT KNIVES website. Hopefully I will receive this knife for Father’s Day. Thanks for pointing me in the most obvious direction lol. Stay strong and happy man!
Larry, I do the same technique of making a temporary front handle too. It really makes carving the spoon safer, more comfortable and faster. I can't remember who showed me but that sort of thinking has been useful on other projects. That blade looks like it hits a sweet spot between the smaller 4" that's very prevalent, and big choppers. I believe the saying "in practiced hands, a big knife can do anything a small knife can do, but a small knife can not do everything a big knife can". Just a little shop tip, you can quickly clean off your ceramic stones using one of the white drafting type erasers. No water needed, and no residue left behind.
Thank you very much for the video. It helped me to get quite sure that I never need a bushcraft knife that long 🔪✨ Ps your sharpening philosophy and method is flawless 💯☝🏽
Larry Roberts i receive my knife last week and from the firts look i can only say wow ... still full of snow here where i live in canada. So i didnt really have the chance to trie in the wood but by the feel i can tell i will love this knife. 👍 good job from the 6 inch genesis blade
Enjoyed the spoon and sharpening video. Keep up the hard work. I need to see if I can make a spoon now. Been enjoying my Larry Roberts genesis. Enjoy and Be Blessed
Great job on the spoon Larry . Quick question on the sharpening at the end . What was the white stone you use as your go to? Is that a ceramic stone by DMT ? My sharpening game needs help thanks
Thank you! The white stone is a very fine ceramic sharpener. I can’t remember the brand name, but I’m pretty sure I got it from smoky mountain knife works.
I've seriously considered it. However, I have a ML Knives custom Kephart, which is, as you know, very similar. I'm trying to vary my knife purchases so not to have a lot of similar knives. And, I'm not as successful as I'd prefer...ha.
Loved the video! I have a Kabar Turok and a Globetrotter. I've only done two spoons, one from cedar and one from poplar. I really enjoyed watching how you carve your spoons! I'm a lefty too!
Thanks Larry! Glad I took Jonathan’s (Bearded Burton) advice and went with the Gen6 because I absolutely love this knife! I rotate between this and my LTWK forest trail in Saber grind. Good job on making the blade longer. Take care Chief!
Say Heah Larry, Oh, Yeah, you did good. I recently got a Flexcut Carving Jack. That changed alot of my thinking, about just using a knife. My spoons look alot more crude than yours, maybe my woods have harder wood. But I also like a 2Knife System. I also like Choils. But you did good. That Gen. 6 looks like you two are friends. Dilly Dilly.,,.p
Good functional spoon. Amazing how you used a six-inch blade to do it. I like that pot hook on the end of it. I've carved a spoon. Unfortunately, I used a 2 by 4 as a blank. Due to the chemicals used in pressure treated lumber I think I ought to pass on using it. It was good practice and a fun project though.
Awesome job and video🙂👍🏻 I already bought your regular genesis before this came out. I love that knife. Maybe I will get the gen6 with some of my tax money🎉🎉🎉 Have you ever tried the Lagom bush knife that LT Wright makes for Lester River and Ben’s Backwoods? I always swap between the 2 every time I go out.
Nice video Larry, interesting method for doing a spoon. I've never left that handle on the opposite side while gouging out, seems efficient though! Had a question about whether you carry a small pocket knife along with the gen6? You strike me as an opinel kinda fellow! Keep up the good work man, love the content.
I would of just cut a branch off of a live Aspen tree instead of chopping down a tree for a spoon. This is just my opinion. I like to only cut down live trees if the wood needs to be green for a project. Maybe it's just me. Thanks for the video. - Josh
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Really like your channel!👍 You're down to earth and explain realky good your stuff!👍 Keep up the good work! Thank you!🌹
..... and subscribed!😎
Thank you!
I’m very sad that these are sold out and gone. Larry, this past year I discovered the series and have an incredible amount of respect for you and your absolute honesty with all you do. I hope all things in life bring you joy and/or an opportunity to learn and grow. You are a real inspiration/hero for simply being the man you are. Thanks man
Thank you very much for the nice comment, I appreciate it. This knife isn’t gone, and I didn’t know it was sold out. Did you contact Lt Wright Knives?
@@LarryRobertsbc I have not contacted them. I will do so. Save a bit and make this a big purchase. It’s an amazing piece of equipment that has all around usefulness. The “one “
Tool you really want next to your brain. Again, thanks for the inspiration and honesty you bring to this crazy world.
@@LarryRobertsbc just wanted to update my last response. It is available on the actual LT KNIVES website. Hopefully I will receive this knife for Father’s Day. Thanks for pointing me in the most obvious direction lol. Stay strong and happy man!
I finally found someone online who sharpens the way I do... also a lefty
Nice!
Larry, I do the same technique of making a temporary front handle too. It really makes carving the spoon safer, more comfortable and faster. I can't remember who showed me but that sort of thinking has been useful on other projects. That blade looks like it hits a sweet spot between the smaller 4" that's very prevalent, and big choppers. I believe the saying "in practiced hands, a big knife can do anything a small knife can do, but a small knife can not do everything a big knife can". Just a little shop tip, you can quickly clean off your ceramic stones using one of the white drafting type erasers. No water needed, and no residue left behind.
Never thought of the eraser, good idea.
Thank you very much for the video. It helped me to get quite sure that I never need a bushcraft knife that long 🔪✨
Ps your sharpening philosophy and method is flawless 💯☝🏽
Thanks!
Thanks Larry you just demonstrated that we don't have to be fancy ; just effective. Thanks Brian 77
Thanks. I’m about the opposite of fancy.
just bought your knife at lt wright..will arrive home here in Canada in 1 week....glad you did the 6 inch blade
Awesome! Please let me know how you like it.
Larry Roberts i receive my knife last week and from the firts look i can only say wow ... still full of snow here where i live in canada. So i didnt really have the chance to trie in the wood but by the feel i can tell i will love this knife. 👍 good job from the 6 inch genesis blade
I'm really loving this knife, nice video Larry. And very nice knife. I love this Kephart design.
Thank you! It has been very good to me.
Enjoyed the spoon and sharpening video. Keep up the hard work. I need to see if I can make a spoon now. Been enjoying my Larry Roberts genesis. Enjoy and Be Blessed
Thanks! I’ll try and check out your video today.
Fantastic one amazing knife
I love it. Thank you.
Great job on the spoon Larry . Quick question on the sharpening at the end . What was the white stone you use as your go to? Is that a ceramic stone by DMT ? My sharpening game needs help thanks
Thank you! The white stone is a very fine ceramic sharpener. I can’t remember the brand name, but I’m pretty sure I got it from smoky mountain knife works.
Fascinating! Thanks, Larry.
I've seriously considered it. However, I have a ML Knives custom Kephart, which is, as you know, very similar. I'm trying to vary my knife purchases so not to have a lot of similar knives. And, I'm not as successful as I'd prefer...ha.
Loved the video! I have a Kabar Turok and a Globetrotter. I've only done two spoons, one from cedar and one from poplar. I really enjoyed watching how you carve your spoons! I'm a lefty too!
Thank you what a great video thanks for everything you do! My next purchase
Thank you!
Corporals corner sent me to your channel
Thank you. He is a great guy.
Thanks Larry! Glad I took Jonathan’s (Bearded Burton) advice and went with the Gen6 because I absolutely love this knife! I rotate between this and my LTWK forest trail in Saber grind. Good job on making the blade longer. Take care Chief!
Awesome! Glad you like it.
Nice! adding a handle to the front would help in carving. I'll have to try that. I plan on getting one of those Gen6's soon. Perfect length! Atb Sean
The handle helps me for sure. If/when you get a Gen 6 let me know what your thoughts are.
Say Heah Larry, Oh, Yeah, you did good. I recently got a Flexcut Carving Jack. That changed alot of my thinking, about just using a knife. My spoons look alot more crude than yours, maybe my woods have harder wood. But I also like a 2Knife System. I also like Choils. But you did good. That Gen. 6 looks like you two are friends. Dilly Dilly.,,.p
Thanks! I do like the Gen 6 for sure. As far as Dilly Dilly...bah humbug! Lol
Larry Roberts, Heh heh heh, It's catchie, Dilly Dilly.,,.p
Been a while since I have been here. The beard looking great. Now that I am healthy I am back to bushcrafting.
Glad to hear it and thanks!
Nice. I shot some video making a spoon, but I never posted it.
I wasn't happy how it came out.
Thanks for the video
You bet man. My spoons are real rough, I wouldn’t be afraid to post it up.
Love my Gen 6!
Awesome!
Very nice knife!
Thank you!
Great vid can we get a video of your shop and of all the knives you have
I’d really have to dig them all out. I have a lot. My shop? I just have a garage for my projects.
Where did you get the ceramic stone???
I think I got it from amazon, but I’ve had it so long I forgot.
Good functional spoon. Amazing how you used a six-inch blade to do it. I like that pot hook on the end of it. I've carved a spoon. Unfortunately, I used a 2 by 4 as a blank. Due to the chemicals used in pressure treated lumber I think I ought to pass on using it. It was good practice and a fun project though.
If you don't have a Gen 6...GET ONE! One badass blade.
Awesome job and video🙂👍🏻 I already bought your regular genesis before this came out. I love that knife. Maybe I will get the gen6 with some of my tax money🎉🎉🎉 Have you ever tried the Lagom bush knife that LT Wright makes for Lester River and Ben’s Backwoods? I always swap between the 2 every time I go out.
Thank you. I’ve never tried it, but I’ve held it several times. Seems like a great carver.
You got good skills. I would cut a digit off with that big old honking blade. Thumbs up to you vid brother👍
Thanks. I just go real slow and use my baton a lot. I feel I have more control when I do even for small cuts.
Sweet knife..
Thanks!
Lol. That’s funny because I want a genesis with a little bit shorter blade. Most of the shorter blades knives have a short handle. Me no like dat.
Take a look at the Next Gen, it’s smaller.
Great video and sweet shirt where does a guy get one of those?
Primitive Spirit Wool Shirt and Hatua-cam.com/video/h9GMXiKu9yg/v-deo.html
Larry Roberts, I appreciate it
Finally a gen6 video!
Nice video Larry, interesting method for doing a spoon. I've never left that handle on the opposite side while gouging out, seems efficient though! Had a question about whether you carry a small pocket knife along with the gen6? You strike me as an opinel kinda fellow! Keep up the good work man, love the content.
I always carry a pocket knife. I do like Opinel, but I carry a Bear and Sons Damascus Blade right now.
Do you add any kind of compound to your strop or is it straight leather ?. Great looking and functional knife, Thanks for sharing Larry ( :
I have two sides with two different grits of compound and one straight leather. Thanks!
I would of just cut a branch off of a live Aspen tree instead of chopping down a tree for a spoon. This is just my opinion. I like to only cut down live trees if the wood needs to be green for a project. Maybe it's just me. Thanks for the video. - Josh
I thin my aspens in my front yard, they grow like weeds.