I just went out and bought the whittling jack, it's a really good knife. It seems better than my fixed blade flexcut roughing knife. Thank you so much for the info on these knives!!!

Just got into wood carving and this info is great! Keep up the good content!!

I bought the two blade model and it has been a great knife for me

Yaaaaayyyyyy the one I’ve been waiting for. Thank You 👍

Just discovered your channel and dang glad I did. One thing, I would suggest on all Flexcut knives is to grind down the back edges of each blade. Because they are stamped out, I find them rough and hard on my thumbs. I do like all of their knives very much. Thank you for the review!

Great video! This was definitely needed on KZfaq.

Good info !

I have a couple of them, and what is really nice is the locking mechanism. Both mine having the lock back. With the force on the blade, having it locked in place is a big advantage. They are a little more expensive, but you are playing for the locking mechanism, portability, and the body.

Really wish I could afford one of these great lookin knives!

Bravo, me gustan todos 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Your content is so good, I just knew you had to be in P24 😂🍻👍 Keep up the great work brother! I've been curious about these knives and you provided an excellent resource! PS: I don't know if you have a logo on your site, but it's just showing the generic "broken image icon" when I visit your site. Looking great though!

I love the big blade on the Whittlin jack

Great video thanks. Lots of good info and will look for the comparison on your page too. I like my carving jack and I do not even know it yet but I will be buying all the others too. Glad you mentioned the coupon in the papers that come with the tools and I hope find mine stored away & I use them as I buy more 🔪 knives to feed my knife addiction. Also love my Great Eastern Cutlery #62 Farm and Field knife I bought after watching your video and I can recommend it to anyone else interested. Plus I just ordered a Walnut handled Bear and Sons USA made 1095 carbon steel Barlow knife and I hear the quality on their knives can be hit or miss but for their cheap price I will not complain. Also ordered a Cherry Wood handled Boker Carver's Congress Whittler with the 1095 carbon steel blade manufactured in Germany in a town call Sloligoan or something like that. Their are other cheaper Boker knives like the one a bought from Boker in China, taiwan and Argentina that are not as good but are cheaper. Boker as a company has devided into I think like four branch companies. The Boker Knife company I order is owned in USA but is Manufactured in Germany with USA 1095 carbon steel and has the German town name stamped on the blade and the other cheaper Boker Knife do not have the blade stamped with the German town name. Boker also make the Carver's Congress Whittler in c75 steel or is it 75c steel in the same town in Germany. Amazon listed the knife as 1095 steel made in Germany but as long as it has the German town name stamped on the blade I will know it is not the cheap china branch of the different Boker knives companies and I will be happy with the 1095 0r the 75c as long as I am getting the regular carbon steel and not the stainless carbon steel knife. Although if I do like the 4 bladed Knife I may get one with the stainless steel as long as it not from China.

I own bouth the spoon jack and the wiittling jack . I bought both of them as right-handed and I wish I had bought one as left-handed because the spoon hook would then be handy to have both right and left handed. I really enjoy flex cut knives.

Just ordered them.

Thanks for this video. Making my decision on which one to get easier. Quick question, how many come with the strop?

Great video.

Awesome review! I’m fairly new to wood carving & normally stick to doing mini figurines. I start with a 3-5 inch block of basswood & just go from there. Which one of the Jack knives would you recommend I purchase? Just would like the ability to carry a folding carving knife with me rather than having to take my bigger knives that I use when I’m home. If I had a good folding carving knife that I could carry and not have to worry about taking my knives I use at home that are the normal type of carving knives with the long handles, etc.

What’s best one for mostly wood spirits on canes then one for basswood character carving ?? Please I need help ❤ new subscriber

Hey Brian, I picked up the whittling jack this week and been having a blast whittling wood. I want to work on something a bit bigger ( 6 to 9 inches) and the video I watched suggested the #9/10 gouge for carving out large empty spaces and a v blade for finer details. Which of these would recommend? I really like the functionality of these multitools, I drive a lot for work with lots of down time so i really appreciate the portability

You remind me of the Lockpicking Laywer, only for wood.

What brand is the sheath you use/ where’d you get it? Not the light colored leather flex cut one that comes with the carvin’ jack, but the dark brown one that you had your dmt sharpener and thumb guard in? Thanks for all the content and info!👍

What's the actual difference between the carvin jack right and left handed models

What is the diamond plate stone you put in the sheath?

I did not notice but does the carvin jack lock?

Over here in the UK, Flexcut carving tools and knives are more expensive, The detail Jack is equivalent to $ 70 The Whittlin` Jack is $ 93 The Flexcut Tri- Jack Pro is $ 156 The Flexcut Spoon carvin` Jack is $ 202 The Flexcut pocket Jack is $ 145 The Flexcut Carvin Jack ( 6 ) Tool is $ 268 That`s a total of $ 934 ? !

Victorinox Swiss Army, does not make a Wood Carving knife that has two carving blades, a saw, and a large roughing blade. Blades that have 58 or better Rockwell hardness or 440 or better stainless steel. Just three slots (not sure what they are called) handles. that are rounded for comfort, with locking blades. Folded no more than 3 1/2 inches long. If all the carvers out there will unite and keep bugging Vicky about it, I am sure they will listen.

The finger grooves look like they could be bothersome.

Thank you.

all of them need an extra tool, a saw....if you have a folding saw like victorinox, then you can start carving instantly...without it is a bit harder to cut a brench...

$60-70??? I bought it at woodcraft for $100...dang, I've been had.

It's not true what they say about you. You DO know jack. 🤣

Unfortunately, this is far from unaffordable in my country... One of their simple knives is about 1/4 of my monthly salary, and probably 2/3 of my income...

I just don't like the finger grooves.

Flexcut don't understand nothing for real whittling or carving .🧸