Thank you so much for your kind words friend!

I truly appreciate the sentiment Jim! I also appreciate you tuning in and commenting on each video. I hope you and yours are doing well!

Thank you so much brother! I appreciate you tuning in.

When you get here you will love it brother! Sweden is truly a beautiful country. You can tell people in Sweden value the outdoors and take care of the land for the most part. You will have no problem finding a place to camp. Thanks for the excellent quality knives you are producing William. I believe you are just scratching the surface! Take care.

I appreciate you tuning in and commenting brother! I could tell you were fond of your LARK :) It looks like you have put it to good use and I am happy to hear it is treating you well. Yours would be the ideal food prep and skinning knife I bet. I got the multigrind in hopes that it would be the best of both worlds. I think it will serve me very well cutting meat, skinning, cleaning fish in the field and other food prep while still being able to whittle and do light fire prep, carve trap triggers, etc. William is a smart man indeed :) Take care Todd!

@@blackhatbushcraft I'm sure it will serve you well....I'm still using the kamrat when ruck camping....but now I'm packing the nessy too as my back up and food prep...!!! Both of these "little" knives compliment my saw and chopper well....!!!

Thank you for the kind words my friend!

Thank you so much Andy! I appreciate your kind words and I believe you will enjoy this knife indeed. I was hoping this would be helpful for others who had been eyeing it. It intrigued me as well. I was able to hold one at Blade Show and I knew after that that I would need to get one when the timing was right. If and when you do get one, let me know what you think of it. Take care my friend!

Black Hat Bushcraft Hope to see more review about it. Big thanks!

I truly appreciate your kind words brother! I think you will like it for sure. It will be a good companion to that WCSK you picked up in Atlanta :) I hope you are doing well and that we share another camp again soon.

@@blackhatbushcraft I'm so glad you you were able to make it on the dream trip you are on and I look forward sharing a campfire with you.

@@toneyjohnson8910 Thank you so much brother! I appreciate that! God bless you and yours my friend.

Thank you so much Carlos! It is a well designed knife indeed.

Thank you for the kind words and for tuning in Larry!

Thank you for tuning in Raul! I appreciate your time and kind words.

Knowing you, I bet you were wearing out horses trying to get home from vacation .....!!! LOL

Todd Gibson that’s for sure. This is the second time this has happened. Went on a week long camping trip and missed the WCBK by one day lol. First world problems...

@@themichiganwoodsman1372 LOL

I hope you get to spend some time with yours soon my friend! Thanks for tuning in.

Nice! I hope you will really enjoy yours as well! I am glad to share and I hope this will hold you over until yours arrives :) If you remember, let me know how you like yours. Also, if you haven't already, there is a WC Knives Facebook group you may enjoy looking at as well. Take care.

@@blackhatbushcraft Thanks for the awesome reply. I'll let you know about the Nessy. I think that I'm gonna really like it. It just looks amazing in the video footage. I'll have to swing by the Facebook page too. Thanks again!

Thank you so much! I appreciate you tuning in.

Thank you for tuning in and commenting Grizz!

Thank you Pete. I actually have just the video for you! Type in the search bar, "Black Hat Bushcraft knife lanyard," and the first video that pops up will show you how I do mine. I hope that helps :) Thank you for your time and interest!

Hello Peter and thanks for your interest and time. I am curious what part of NC are your from? I totally understand about spending extra money on knives because I used to think $50.00 was steep for a knife :) Over the years I have come to appreciate the differences in design, materials, craftsmanship, etc. AEBL has become a fairly popular steel in custom knives as of late. I know LT Wright is also using it. WC has a special heat treat process which William has developed and that is part of why this steel has the characteristics it does. He has done a great job with it and it is building popularity. I have honed this knife with a ceramic rod and it is very easy to do. The reason is that the angle of the grind is the same from the base to the tip on the cutting edge. I did a review of my WC Jr. Woodsman a little while back kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z7xdbJiixsyuomw.html and I demonstrate honing it in the field. It has a multigrind as well. I think the tip could be abused and broken if it was misused. The key is to use it with good technique and slice with it. I would not choose to baton this knife, especially on the tip. So, this country store sounds like a really special place!! When I was growing up, there was a little country store down the road from where my Papa lived. (It's near where most of my videos are filmed) It was a magical place and my cousin and I still reminisce about how wonderful it was. They had homemade pickled red hots, and dill pickles, cut to order hoop cheese, fresh local produce, ice cold drinks in the old fashioned bottles which we turned back in for refunds. In the back was a little pot-bellied wood stove which people would sit by in Fall and Winter. You could buy snack cakes, pork and beans, fishing tackle, fresh meats, and a ton of other supplies there. That is just a few highlights. Needless to say, little country stores have a special place in my heart! Take care Peter and I hope you stick around for more to come!

I haven't actually filmed a video on the NK. I do own one and I do enjoy using it. It is a brilliant design. I do prefer the Nessy to the NK but honestly they are different birds altogether I guess. Maybe I will get a chance to talk about it in a future video. Thank you for your time and interest in my channel!

Thank you so much for your kind words Susan and for tuning in to the video! My hoodie is one that was made from a 100% wool USGI Blanket. I did the measurements myself and had a friends wife who was a seamstress make it for me. It has served me very well for several years now and I truly enjoy it. There is however a great option for you that is as good as any wool outer garment made in my opinion and that is the Lester River Bushcraft Boreal Shirt. I own one of those as well and have worn it in different videos, check it out here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y52BhMeEqsXMepc.html. The Boreal Shirt is built to perfection in every way as far as I am concern and would serve you well for many years. Here is a link to check these out further on Lester River's site: lrbushcraft.com/lester-river-bushcraft-100-wool-boreal-shirt-anorak/. The guy who makes them is Jason Gustafson. Not that I get anything for it but feel free to tell him I sent you :) Thanks again for your interest and kind words Susan.

@@blackhatbushcraft Thank you so much for your in-depth response & the links. The Boreal shirt does look like a nice alternative to consider. However, I like the idea of making my own but I can't seem to find the 100% wool blankets anymore. They are all some sort of blends now. Thanks again!

@@susanpost5669 The best luck I have had with finding 100% ones is at gun shows. That is always a hit or miss though. If I see them available somewhere, I will try to share a link :)

@@blackhatbushcraft Thank you most kindly!

I didn't do any fishing while I was on this trip but I sure saw some nice ones in the lake we canoed on. I like your description of trees, trees, pine trees, lakes, etc...It's true and a big part of what I loved, especially the birch and spruce. I appreciate you tuning in and commenting John.

It is approximately 1/8". It has a distal taper as it goes towards the tip. Since this video this has been one of my most carried and used knives. I truly enjoy using it. Thanks for watching!

Black Hat Bushcraft Thanks! I like the design! I own the Brisa Nessmuk 125. The Brisa is bigger, but they do share some features, like the continuous curve and the hump. Nice feathers btw!

Black Hat Bushcraft One last question - What is the height of the blade right before the ricasso?

@@sharamkh I will have to look that one up. I agree with you about a continuous curved blade, they slice like a lightsaber :) I appreciate your kind words and interest my friend!

Black Hat Bushcraft Thank you! :)