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Congratulations Matt! It's a beauty!

Awesome, super proud and happy for you Matt! If anyone ever deserved a branded knife it is you.

Great concept. I’ve wanted a WC knife for awhile. This might just be the one. Thanks for the video!

Beautifully designed and crafted knife and sheaths, sir. You've made me want one!

That's a beautiful designed knife, you did a great job on it looks really nice.

Looks great

Congratulations. Gorgeous blade, Matt. The dual grind is an interesting concept. I was skeptical until you explained the reasoning behind it. Fine work on the handle design and materials. Looks like you got a winner.

Love it. Well described

Great knives!!

Congratulation Matt. Well done !! I like the continuous curve of the edge. God bless you!!

Awesome blade my friend!!

Congratulations, well done!

Nice design!

Well, you sold me on it, Matt! It's a really nice looking knife and well thought out.

Very well designed and executed

I just got mine in today. It is with the black micarta scales. It is beautiful and the little bit of carving I have done, it works great. The Blackbird, Blackhat, and Corporals Corner Camp and Trail are my 3 favorite knives.

I'm In! This is in response to the gaw for pathfinder kitchen . Just making sure you know that ive been a subscriber for years 😉👍

Just received my new knife. As usual, WC has great quality. I own several WC knives. Great design Matt. I look forward to using the knife in the field soon. Love the size, handle, blade design and both grinds. I'm tempted to get one more of the first run knives from Ridgerunner blades while they still have a few left. I know they will only increase in value. Everyone will want one of these. Again, great job and congratulations, your name is on a quality product. God bless. Charles, from Give God More Ministries.

Certainly seems to be another great knife from WC Knives in partnership with Black Hat Bushcraft. Well thought out, a perfect size, and a quality design. Looking forward to learning more about this knife. Thank you for sharing this. - Tennessee Smoky

Beautiful looking knife and looks very functional!

a perfect companion to my s.r.o. mountaineer and will accomplish any camp task. Be proud my friend you've earned the respect. Can't wait. :)

Cool knife 👍

Looks Great. Awesome Video. Thank You !! H.

Congrats Matt. That's a great blade

Congratulations on the roll out of your blade . Have a great day

You got me. Just ordered one.

i like it, good job.

Great looking knife Matt 🤠

Congratulations that is an awesome knife gotta get one

Wow. Tremendously engineered. Nice job. It'll take me a while but I'm gonna save my pennies to buy one of i can some day.

Congratulations

Just ordered mine from Ridgerunner Blades - looks like an awesome blade and can't wait to put it to use!

I love the knife...and the ergonomic engineering design of the blade, the 2 part beveling...never thought it possible...the handle? Love the ergonomic design..though it has just a slight of a finger guard...made it so now to trust yourself in getting your fingers to trust handling positions of work. Love the knife...and I'm looking to invest in this tool to my bushcraft toolbox for use. I'm not keen on wood handle scales(in general),I prefer micarta scales...but this knife pops with the wooden scales...I like the liners on it as well..this is a beautiful knife...and a hybrid (big plus)..ahhh..let us not forget the 90 degree spine...yes,yes,yes!looking great on form,fit,and function...the sheath with fire loop...liking that...wow...I love to get my hands on it! I look at practicality and uniqueness in all work knives...two thumbs up 👍🏻👍🏻...no...10..a perfect 10...great video there in showing tests on it..I'll be checking into getting my own...out of all the custom knives I researched, this one I am impressed...thanks once again for the opportunity to see these test demos...take care..and God bless.

Thats a nice knife looks good and looks like the knife to have in your kit

Congratulations, Matt! I promised myself to stop buying bushcraft knives..lol..BUT...this design of yours is beyond amazing and I'm definitely buying one! I love the blade shape, the dual grind and the thickness of it! Its also amazing how you can do pretty much everything with it from camp cooking, to dressing game...to bushcraft! Wow! 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥

Super nice...!! "LARK II" is running thru my mind....LOL

Super excited for you! Nice to see some innovative thinking and not just another 5” Scandi drop point that could have come from one of a thousand makers. Did I miss the discussion on the steel? I know you’re not a steel nerd, neither am I, but would be interested to know if you had any discussion about steel choices.

Wonderful looking knife you abd everyone involved with it should be very proud of it. Shame I am in Cornwall England as not a chance I will be able to get one….. poor me poor me.

Nice knife. Great video. Good job. God bless. From Glenn CATT in Massachusetts.

Excellent video thanks . I do like the knife and would like to see how it handles. Good luck at the knife show.

Awesome knife Matt heading over to ridge runner knives hope there’s some left peace out Boston soldiers

Congratulations on bringing your idea into production. I'm sure they will be difficult to get one. It looks very well thought out and versatile. Will you keep making batches until sales slow down?

I don't know if anyone else seen it But he used the the whole knife in the demo. It's great to see Awesome vid

IMatt just put in my order 5 minutes ago. The Black Hat and Master Trapper should be a good combo

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I'm not sure about those finger choils on the handle, that I always hate but the rest of the design, seems like the perfect outdoors knife!!! I really like ,where WC knives have ended up. Didn't like his first knives, these though...it's the opposite! Good job mr W.C.!!!

Congrats on your fulfillment of designing and implementing your knife. I am glad you were able to find someone to bring it to life but also someone to provide sheaths for it. Rich Blessings

I'm in

Hey Matt, you designed a knife o have always wanted. I think this is a winner. When will this be up in Ridgerunner?

William is a superb gentleman. He is a master humble enough not to know it ...he did master that double grind for to great grids I have a prototype of his and never gets uncomfortable Matt I just look said no results at ridge runner

Do you have any updates on the second run?

Very nice Matt. Oh honey, remember how I said I didn't need anything? Well....

So Mat, What no hook. I'm hooked, lol I guess your not. My first hook was of course The Tracker, 20 some odd years ago, wow. The woodsman grind is of course Williams, he doesn't claim it. But I think he's deservedly made it his own. I've gone more toward a sloping hook with the wedge grind. Great Vid well done you really covered a lot of aspects of your design. BK

As I'm exploring the need to do more bushcraft, I've been looking for a knife. I prefer quality especially if its something I am going to be relying on and using alot of. My concern is that Ive got large hands and tend to find handles with finger ridges tend to be uncomfortable or dont line up with my hands properly. How long is the handle? I need at least a 4-5 inch handle for it to fit my hand properly.

Very nice. So how do I buy one of these? Can't find it anywhere.

What type of steel 1095/ Stainless?

Would this knife make a good hunting knife? Also, where do you get a sheath for it?

need more bacon, oh, wait, still need bacon but cool knife.

3mm (Almost 1/8th) is the max you can go with a scandi grind medium size knife. Less than that will slice better, ore than that is a NO NO. Marketing trends and the huge misinformation spread on KZfaq, is responsible for tons of valuable knowledge on many tools. Axe was the frst victim, that chainsaws killed, now it's the knife, that KZfaq kills it.