Добрый день. Скажите пожалуйста кто производитель ножа Nesmuk?

kiedy kolejny film ? ile można jeszcze czekać ? 😁

What knife you are using

Muy bien afilado creo k mejor corte el mora te felicito desde España

❤❤❤❤ Cool place !

This is the perfect knife to accompany a large hatchet or small forest axe.

How many mm is the hole for the stick? Great video, I learned a lot, thank you!

Have any recommendations where I can buy some? I'm trying to get into blacksmithing but I'd like to try out the design first before I spend any time on it. I'm a big fan of its potential utility, but I'm just real curious where you would recommend getting one. Either businesses that sell them or specific makers that ship to the United States or abroad and general.

I find the quality of Mora's stainless steel to vary greatly from knife to knife.

Hultafors certainly has the more ergonomic handle.

Excellent video. Thank you 😊 I never knew Vaara was differential tempered. I watched a video of it batoning and you could clearly see spine was affected, bunged. Why people want to do everything with a small knife except cut & slice I’ll never know.

people who criticise knives dont actually use knives. its a knife. i bought this to throw in my bugout, can make a nice self defense weapon or even hunting/fishing spear. my actual camping knife i use a gerber strongman. cant break it if i tried. but i was thinking of using this my next time out

I can see what you mean

Gdzie się podziałeś Szymonie?

2024. i have the regular Bushman now for 10 years. use it every day on my farm, the knife and the seath hold up perfectly. i use it hard never lets me down............

Unsharpened knives and machetes actually have a point. They do not damage the blade during shipping and reduce costs so common people can afford a high qualify blank. That is the concept we use here in Latin America, machetea come pre-ground but it is the job of the user to put an edge, some may give a convex semi blunt edge to hack wood, some prefer to only sharpen the first third, other prefer a thinner grind for green bush clearing

Great video. What's your thoughts on the other cold steel knife that has a flatter blade? Is there advantage to a bowie style?

When I was a young man some fifty years ago we sharpened three foot Austrian mowing cycles with a hand file. We’d cut two inch saplings. Lol

Slovakian call it valaška.👍

I just bought a used Camper and and another Tinker. I carry a Ranger but a Camper and a few other items on a cord i wear around my neck in winter can come in handy.

You can make a guard the way a goalie puts a butt end on their hockey stick

Simple designs always work the best no one knife will do everything well , but the bushman comes pretty close i like it because you can use it as a spear which gives you so much more advantage for hunting and protection .

I already fall in love in your knife 😮 nice knife love the design and great video thanks 🙏

Hultafors GK & OK4 are awesome knives 👍 Thanx for the video my Bladed Brother 👍 ⚔️ ✝️ 🇺🇲

I love the video, very helpful! I wonder if Bahco sells replaceable blades with the same pull pattern as Silky. Would be great..

Love the high scandi edge. Beautiful birch handle too. Thanks for your review of a proper cutting tool. Mark

Że ja nie wpadłem przez tyle lat na to , że kamień można spryskać wodą z takiego pojemnika ... ciemność rozjaśniona , dzięki .

11:00 Translation says in my language "We will soon find out will i end up inside my asshole". LMFAO!!

Where does one buy an axe like these?

I come from hellish quartz video

Is this the china or taiwan made version of the knife?

I've had the original Bushman large and mini for over 30 years . Very good all around camp knives and the mini is particulary good as a skinning knife for large game. The original pig skin sheaths still work great . Thanks for your review and opinions. All the best.

That came out really good

A well thought out an honest review .I have never found anything fundamentally wrong with this knife ,though I do have a preference for the original bushman (no reason I just have a personal preference is all).I do have one of these too though and you are quite right in all you have said it is a great knife and covers all bases for a wander in the woods .Like you I do cover mine with tape for extra grip and I like your idea of adding the circular ridge for a little extra safety and will be adding that to mine very shortly ,so thank you for that idea . Many complaints about certain blades I have found come from people with no real practical experience of using these tools out doors for there intended purpose and it is good that people like you take the time to dispel various myths and notions that seem to form in the minds of the "armchair collector" .I have some 30 plus years of using knives and my bush crafting /survival skills in various situations and environments all over the world and I still learn something new from people like you and so many others on a regular basis .Keep up the good work my friend .

Another fence sitter.

Such a fire will work. As long as there is firewood, it will not go out. Everything is done correctly here - one log warms the other. Yes, maybe there will be little heat, because the width of the fire is not very large, but it will not go out as long as there is firewood. Sorry for my language, I am writing through a translator, I am from Ukraine.

Great job on the video

Good to hear someone else call the fire bed embers rather than coals. Calling it for what it is. 👍

I prefer a long fire setup. Surrounded on 3 sides by reflectors.

Does it leave a streakless finish when you paint your toenails with it ? Geeze. C'mon man. A test ?

Mors would push the curls outward by tilting his knife at the very end of the stroke. Making it possible to stack curls right behind each other. Utilising all 3 directions is definitely superior! Thanks for sharing

The most honest and convincing video test of this knife. You've convinced me to buy this blade. 👍👍

There are a lot of variables on this concept. I have seen where instead of using the two slopes, just use one and do not use wood as the frame. Metal stakes would be ideal for the frame instead. That way, you've eliminated the possibility of the fuel feeding logs getting caught up on knots if a wooden frame had been substituted. And, of course the obvious thing with using metal vs wooden stakes is that there should be less to worry about in terms of your frame burning up. Also, at the fire pit, base logs can be laid out and rocks placed all around those base logs to help in keeping the heat going longer. The biggest challenge to using this method will be figuring out what the best angle would be to have the metal stakes set up for. Too steep of an angle and you can end up providing too many fuel fed logs to catch fire too quickly. Not steep enough and the fuel fed logs won't slide down the stakes properly to feed into the fire. But, at the end of the day, I can't say that I would trust the concepts of a fire being totally maintenance free. Either have a buddy that you can take turns watching the fire/sleeping or learn to sleep with one eyeball in ALERT mode if you are alone.

The bottom guard on both knives Suck. Nice video however and thanks.

The blade my not hold an edge as long as some more expensive knives like a Benchmade, but they sharpen up very nicely and easily, and are a great EDC choice imo!

I thought the basic design was like a reflector.

Ive been saying this for awhile. But for me to find lumber that long without knots is terribly unlikely bahah

Awesome, now I need one. Greetings from Belgium

I have the bowie version. This knife is excellent! Only mod I needed to make was filing back of the spine to bare metal for starting fires with those round rods. Didn't mod the handle, but sounds like it might be a good idea.

All hail. Bushman series