Sharpning has everything to do with the composition of the blade. I have a J.S. Holler made between 1880 & 1906, hit it with a steel a few times & you can shave. I wish I could say that for all my knives. My uncle a butcher, would bring his knives & cleavers home every day, he did not want a knife that would not sharpen easily, some do some don't. Thanks again,

Great video as always. I'm a huge GEC fan too. I just don't get a lot of their decisions lately. Like another run of UJs but only 2 barlows (excluding the sfos). And the pulls just seem to be getting lighter and lighter. Oh well, they still make the best production pocket knife IMHO. Love the BB club too!!

Thank you for a honest detailed knife review.👍

I like that you always try to stay positive. It is possible to point t out flaws without being Debbie downer. Keep up the good work and doing of good.

I resisted this release, mainly because I find my two #71s so perfectly sized that I can't see the larger one would be an improvement. Regarding your 'Pivot Show' on bolstered models which you've tightened, this can be eliminated by using some fine sandpaper on the area, then polishing back with Flitz or similar. Works like magic. No knife should be allowed out of the door with blade play - even GEC's QC isn't perfect (in a different universe to Case's though). It would be nice if GECs came with perfect, smooth, even, screaming edges, but they don't. I haven't got a problem with this, as I see them as a 'starting point' for you to finish as you please.

Some constructive criticism- I’m new to your channel and I love what I hear but I almost always play your videos on 1.25x speed. Idk if you script your videos and whatnot but maybe it could use a bit of a faster space. Not that you need to cut back on the thoughts that you do share, but maybe less filler in between thoughts. Just providing you feedback. Or maybe I’m just an iPad baby and i just outed myself lol

Your warranty experience must have something to do with this channel. I've 2bad experiences out 2 x trying. I would have sent my47 in if I thought they would fix it.

Great knife when you could get them for 60 bucks. Now not so great.

I like GEC and own many, however I think this Bull buster is overpriced for what it is, There are many more affordable sod busters. Such as Otter messer , Case sodbuster Jr. and many more. There are better options out there for less cost and they will work as good as any GEC Farm and field Bull buster. Thanks for showing the knife and flaws on this model which should not be considering the company reputation for high quality and build quality.

Nice knife Way too much money every time I see one

Sorry, I cannot agree with you. It is high time somebody stand up and speak up. Sod busters are old technology tools. They are not traditional folders. Sod busters are tools and soon as lockbacks came around, all sod busters should have been made with lockbacks. The only reason they kept making sodbusters the old ways is because people kept buying them, and why spend money to update when they did not have to? These obsolete tools are worth no more than $25 at most if that. They really should not cost anymore than Opinels. I would love to buy a GEC knife but I cannot because of the supply and price gouging. That is the only reason this $25 knife is being sold for almost $100. So please never tell people that as a knife, GECs are worth the price they charge. They are way over priced, even for their higher end traditional folders. I appreciate that they still make knives the old fashioned way with genuine materials and I as many are willing to pay more than they are really worth to get them but lets not fool ourselves and make these knives something they are not.