nice

I second that motion~!

Thinking about getting the TK2, what is your thoughts on it?

@@GoodBoy-rf7tp I have a TK2. It is a fantastic knife. The ergonomics are great, and the edge geometry is thin. The 3G steel is HARD. It holds an edge really well, just don’t let it get dull.

@@MichaelTravis12c27 Thank you for response. Sounds great! You do not think the tip is weak or anything? There aren't really any reviews out on it but on the videos I've seen the blade looks almost razorblade thin toward the front, but I have a feeling that is basically an optical illusion or something because of the false edge on top. Not that I plan on batoning a bunch of logs or anything but I also wouldn't like the tip to break off when I am carving a spoon :D

@@GoodBoy-rf7tp the tip is definitely thin. I wouldn’t suggest prying with it! I suppose you could do mild batoning and I don’t think normal carving would pose any problems. I’ve had no issues with mine.

It’s a catio, there is a tunnel between the house and the cat area 😊 let’s the cats go outside to eat and poop but it’s all enclosed.

I figured it was a pass-through so he could live inside and enjoy outside without being exposed to danger. Lots of critters in Australia that are not the cuddly type.

Was about to ask, my cats are outside inside but since it's Australia..

Play persona 5 brother

@@MrJedi5150 Sorry for the ridiculously late reply. I find the S1X to be perfectly balanced for an all around knife. It balances exactly where my index finger goes, right behind the finger guard. You might of course have a different preference. Would you like it to be more blade or handle heavy?

Not gonna Lie master hunter cpm 3v is the most perfect knive out there. Its so faking good that its boring. Its outpreform all my fallkniven, barkriver or buck knives. The foodprep is Wild due its so thin y’et i never broke it and in hard on my knives

Awesome! Much of a wait time?

just need to source a blade in it - was probably gonna do the para 3 lw in it

in my opinion master hunter is even better,and normally priced,theyre probably made in same factory in Japan...master hunter san mai is excellent.Fallknivens are overpriced in my opinion .

@@bobiiischmidt7594 No. They are not made in the same factory. Do research instead of guessing. Your opinion means nothing.

a belt knife thats unobtrusive enough to carry on a day to day basis

^^^^that^^^^^ Also2 more things. 1.) when you're hunting, and you get a large animal with a thick hide, from what I understand you use two knives. the first knife is big and gets dirty, the second knife is smaller and is always kept extra clean. So once you use the first knife to cut the hide, it gets dirty and a lot duller. you then use the second knife to prevent any dirt or anything from getting the stuff you're going to eat dirty. The second knife used is the companion knife. The second knife should be a smaller plus more slicey in order to be able maneuverable in the hand as well as to be as frictionless as possible when cutting to prevent injuring the stuff you're going to eat I guess from what I hear. The first knife is larger in size and used for making cuts on the hide because it will make the knife dull quickly since the hide is usually so tough and covered in dirt or whatever the bear what hanging out in. 1.) most people I know usually have two hands. SO if you do have two hands you could hold one knife in one hand, and then hold the other knife in the other! then you can slice twice as efficiently as before hahaha no but seriously if your dominant hand is full and you need to cut something like a plastic wire, you just use your non-dominant hand and BAM no waste of time. it happens

ATS34 is 154CM by Hitachi. The results should mirror 154cm with obvious heat treat differences from brand to brand to be factored in

@@CedricAda ahh i see, thanks for that tho i had no idea, makes sense though since i think benchmade used to use it a lot

I've got a Benchmade AFCK in ATS-34 that I still like to carry. I don't really need a better knife steel than that.

The Shelf.

Tung oil, good stuff

@@CedricAda Gotta tung that shaft.

@@CedricAda thanks man! Keep up the good stuff.

one day good buddy

fallkniven money is definitely in low supply all round lately

definitely, i regret parting with mine

Late reply, but why not. In Swedish it’s Fällkniven, with an ”Ä” and you should pronounce it Fell-Knee-ven. The “k” is NOT silent. Fällkniven means ”(The) Folding Knife” In Swedish disambiguation is not used when putting words together so Fäll and Kniv becomes ”Fällkniv”.

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@@CedricAda I must be confused. Reminded me so much of some old psx game. Maybe something from namco, or a demo disk. Cool anyway. Always the best knife review music on KZfaq.

Why are fallknivens overpriced? explain.

@@LXT43 well you can get materials and workmanship of the same or higher quality for less money

I will, I am currently sourcing a knife in this material

heh, we had a run attached to the side of the house with a port through to the inside, so their litter and food is outside

@@CedricAda oh that’s a nice system, I thought he must have killed one to many native animals