Making a Chris Reeve Knives-Style knife lanyard tutorial.

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In this video I make two Chris Reeve Knives style lanyards for my knives: Benchmade Immunity and Mini Adamas. In my opinion a lanyard is a perfect complement to your EDC knife or multitool.
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00:00:00 Long intro, can skip
00:02:05 Why knives come with lanyards?
00:02:40 Making a small lanyard with a bead
00:07:14 Making a Paracord practical lanyard
00:12:18 What the heck do you need a lanyard for?!
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@graniumhdz419 20 күн бұрын

I really enjoyed this video! Very informative in regards to some of the uses of lanyards. I have always heard about theoretical usage, but have never seen examples like those provided here!

@CuttingBoardRx 19 күн бұрын

@@graniumhdz419 glad you enjoyed it! I’ll definitely develop more content like this!

@sdemoul2222 12 күн бұрын

Very good and useful tutorial

@tonytooltime5373 20 күн бұрын

I love putting Snake knot lanyards with 7 knots on every Knife possible. Some with and some without Titanium beads. Love the Channel, I try to watch everything you make. Keep it up! Do you have any Stickers of your Awesome Channel Logo! If not, you should get some made! We want some. 🔪👍😁👍🔧

@CuttingBoardRx 20 күн бұрын

@@tonytooltime5373 thanks for the idea! Now I have to get off my lazy butt and do something 😁

@jeremys64 19 күн бұрын

Me too! I put a six snake knot lanyard on any knife that accommodates one.

@heavyweightsound 19 күн бұрын

Nice to know your name Evan! Another great video. Keep up the great work.

@the4thpower3 20 күн бұрын

😂 I appreciate your intro explanation. I assumed it was intentional (for that exact reason) as your English and vocabulary is better than most native English speakers. More than that, I very much appreciate all of your videos. This one came in particularly handy as I generally only put a short lanyard with a bead on 3 finger knives for the extra length. However, I just received my first pocket sized fixed blade for heavy duty tasks (that I wouldn’t trust a folding knife for). I found this video very insightful for the use case of a proper length and tie of a lanyard. So of course I made one for fixie. Thanks.

@CuttingBoardRx 20 күн бұрын

@@the4thpower3 you’re welcome! Which fixie knife did you get?

@the4thpower3 19 күн бұрын

@@CuttingBoardRx I went with an Axial Alpine V2. I honestly didn’t spend a lot of time researching (I was influenced 😂); but it checks most of the boxes I wanted in a small pocketable fixed blade.

@CuttingBoardRx 19 күн бұрын

@@the4thpower3 never heard but looking at the website it seems to be a nice knife. Pricy, for sure… I would have picked the tanto version with poison-green magnetic overlay! Much a I oppose to any magnets on a folder, having one on a fixed blade kinda makes sense for “survival” situations…

@the4thpower3 19 күн бұрын

@@CuttingBoardRx I also picked a tanto (I feel it’s a very versatile blade shape, especially how this one is designed) but with the black dunes CF inlays. I honestly feel like it’s under priced. Full tang Magnacut with thick titanium scales and magnetic carbon fiber inlays, great little kydex sheath with a small ulticlip - made in USA. I have Chinese produced folding knives with similar materials that are twice that price. Benchmade Mini Bushcrafter in S30V and G10 for $350?! I think the Axial Alpine is fairly priced at $250 (ok $279 but I got mine on 4th of July sale). To make it fair (in comparing materials) they have a black g10 scale version for only $189. But I guess we all know Benchmades are waaaay overpriced.

@CuttingBoardRx 19 күн бұрын

@the4thpower3 I recently reviewed a Boker Vigtig vs. Wild (weird name but, hey) made in Zolingen Germany in MagnaCut (!) for $165 (!!!) I plain out in love with that one! And it is even heat treated to the proper hardness for the “wild”. Not to mention a survival compartment in the handle… kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sLiIY6Sj057VeZs.htmlsi=525U3pqtOCtxRAjJ

@loosieclocker 20 күн бұрын

This channel brings the wisdom

@CuttingBoardRx 20 күн бұрын

@@loosieclocker uhhmm. Do what now? JK thank you very much!

@wesb123 20 күн бұрын

I LOVE lanyards

@allosaurusfragilis7782 20 күн бұрын

Me too. Don't get why there's a lot of negative comments about them. I'm on a boat a lot and lanyards are sensible.

@CuttingBoardRx 19 күн бұрын

@allosaurusfragilis7782 a certain egomaniacal knife “influencer” made the removal of lanyard holes and glass breakers off folders into his life achievement goal. Don’t know why. The industry doesn’t really mind because not having a feature is cheaper for them than having it.

@allosaurusfragilis7782 18 күн бұрын

It's not a big deal. There's so much choice these days.

@Bobs_Pocket_Knives 20 күн бұрын

Great video! It was nice to get to know you better. 😁🍻🙌

@CuttingBoardRx 20 күн бұрын

@@Bobs_Pocket_Knives thank you!

@johnhughes905 20 күн бұрын

I have a lanyard on my Leatherman Arc. It gives me something to grab onto to help get the tool out of the sheath when I'm not looking at it. I can imagine it helps with the same function on EDC pocket clipped knives, although I don't currently use one. I really appreciate your site. thanks.

@CuttingBoardRx 20 күн бұрын

@@johnhughes905 Arc is a great tool. And for sure it’s great that you’re carrying it with the lanyard!

@Katodwg 5 күн бұрын

Little known fact, maybe an urban legend, but if you say "lanyard" three times in a row while staring at a knife, a wild Ed will appear. I am and forever will be the Lanyard King, so much so that they are known, in many circles, as "Edyards". Great video, I enjoyed it a lot!! As far as MC goes, everyone knows he's just not all together there in the head when it comes to lanyards, but we all forgive him. EDYARDS!! EDYARDS!! EDYARDS!! EDYARDS!! EDYARDS!!

@bionic2011 20 күн бұрын

I use them on small knives to give me more grip. I also use them on my bushcraft knives for safety and other uses.

@CuttingBoardRx 19 күн бұрын

Definitely a very useful addition to a bushcraft knife!

@monkpato 20 күн бұрын

Nice demonstration. I think that technically these are fobs rather than lanyards, but doesn't really matter.

@CuttingBoardRx 19 күн бұрын

The first one is more of a fob but the second one is definitely a lanyard!

@tgonzalez1983 20 күн бұрын

I unsubscribed from reviewers who trash companies that put lanyard attachments. It’s ignorant for them to do that. Then turn around and complain about holes for left handed clips. They don’t have to use them yet influence companies to omit them entirely

@CuttingBoardRx 20 күн бұрын

@@tgonzalez1983 we all know who “they” is. Instead of unsubscribing, you could leave comments like “Cutting Board says…” or “I saw on CBRx channel that…” especially when “they” does the half-assed spine tap test. “They” banned me from commenting on “their” channel and that’s part of the reason I started mine. Don’t you love the irony? 🤣

@SirGalath 19 күн бұрын

Nobody should trust "reviewers" that have not even used what they are reviewing. Heck.. some of them even spout all sorts of nonsense after just taking it out of the box 🤣

@Warsmith_Honsou 20 күн бұрын

Thanks for the tutorial.

@CuttingBoardRx 20 күн бұрын

@@Warsmith_Honsou you are welcome!

@CuttingBoardRx 19 күн бұрын

You're welcome!

@ST-ue5fb 20 күн бұрын

I dislike most deep carry clips because it makes it more difficult for me to get the knife out of my pocket. I have also found that many of the knives with deep carry clips don't have lanyard holes. I wish they did because on those that do I put a lanyard on. Thank you for this video. It was interesting.

@CuttingBoardRx 20 күн бұрын

Totally agree with you on this! Thanks for commenting!

@TNARG711 20 күн бұрын

I buy zipper pulls and slip on pocket clips. It helps on knives like the livewire. Plus many colors to choose from no skills required.

@jdemeter4357 20 күн бұрын

For me all my knives have the deep carry pocket clip even my Cold Steel knives. Usually I have three MXG clips on hand , once I had to make the hole bigger. Pulling the knife out of my front pocket. I put my hand open straight out ,my thumb slips into my pocket in front of the blade, my fingers straight out I wrap them on the very bottom of the knife, start curling your fingers which starts raising the knife straight up once it's high enough wrap your pinky finger arond the base of the knife , raising a little more so to clear the pocket. Practicing this way till it becomes second nature. I never liked the pinch grip way . Also sticking your thumb in your pocket looks natural plus the palm of your hand covers the knife totally and is proper position to pop it out into the hand , no one could see it being deployed. 😊

@CuttingBoardRx 20 күн бұрын

@@jdemeter4357 or one could tag on a tastefully woven lanyard and have the knife in hand instantly! No training necessary 🫳🎤

@a.k47-74 20 күн бұрын

Wish you and your love a long and happy life! At least one more female watcher on this video as I'm sharing it with my wife who likes making paracord crafts like this. 😄

@CuttingBoardRx 20 күн бұрын

@@a.k47-74 Thank you! Enjoy many a lanyard your loving wife will be making for you!

@BladeWalker77 20 күн бұрын

Actually I like this way to make the lanyard. I'll use it on my Izula. I have a question, my I? Do you have a video about rescue knives, or first responders dedicated knives? I still don't have any and I would like to try EDC one. Thank you.

@CuttingBoardRx 20 күн бұрын

@@BladeWalker77 I have a video about Nikov Rescue multi tool. A very interesting piece and not too crazy expensive.

@CuttingBoardRx 20 күн бұрын

Also, DCA did a Q&A video on that very topic pretty recently. Search @knifecenter channel