@@bunker2555 Thanks🙏. I believe you but Im in Switzerland and bought it at lamnia so sending back for service is kinda complex. Maybe they would pay for shipping and such but its maybe to mutch effort to expect that. I did put some oil at that locking part and it seems to work now. I know its not optimal putting oil directly at the lock but for this design I dont worry about failure.

Thank you🙏 Very kind of you. Well Im just fooling around a bit. No rocket science just some basic immitation. I just saw there are some acoustic sessions or live performances where you can see the hands of the musicians pretty well and which are almost unplugged. Like this one for example. You can see the hands and remember the positions of the piano player well enough. After you could learn the song in maybe an hour pretty well even without knowing anything about the Piano. But Im often already happy when I know what I would have to do since there are so many things you could do or learn. Basically you put your fingers down until it makes the same sound. Obviously I would have to practice more so it sounds more exact and so that I dont have to think about where to put the fingers. Maybe an hour or two of practice just playing this song on piano would do the trick.

@@hardusehobby Dang! I'll have to keep that in mind!

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Not understanding your language but you seem to enjoy watching this video a lot considering your emoji usage. Always nice to see a little cesar smile👍

Did you buy it?

Gerne, dito👍

Of course there are better options out there. Still I was kinda surprised of the durability. Obviously my test is limited by the time it took and by the force I was willing and able to generate. Also it wasnt that good to grip it to generate force. That might have lowered the impact. It felt pretty cheap so I expected it to fail but it did hold up way better then expected. Maybe a long term test would show different results. I didnt hard use it since then because there are better options out there for a user knife. It seems like the secondary lock does pretty good in preventing failure of the standard liner under abusive use at least for some time. The liner and the hole construction is a bit bendy so it doesnt break. The tanto blade might not be my nr1 choice for all around tasks. Also a thick blade should maybe be wider for better slicing.

Yea its a bit wasteful of course. Also buying pocket knives is luxury and wasteful. These tests are to see what a "good" knife can withstand and for entertainement. We dont dont really need a knife in modern life so its a hobby.

You are welcome🖐

Hard to tell. I dont own a Benchmade. Some Benchmade knives seem to be very tough. Like the 560 Super Freek 980 Turret or the old Adamas for example. They seem to be pretty successful in the hard use tests out there. But some Benchmades seem to be more average in terms of strengh. A couple of people also reported issues with the reliability of these ring shaped springs of the Axis lock. But from what I have seen most of the Benchmade Knives should be pretty save to use in most scenarios if you dont try to break them. I mean you could definitely try it. Its fun to do a hard use test and if you really wanna know how strong it is and if you can replace the knife its a entertaining thing to try it out. I know its a bit wasteful but some people drink alcohol some people occasionally hit knives for fun right?😉

Inexpensive? It cost 400$, not crazy expensive, but would not call it cheap

Very cool👍. Having multiples of the same knife means you really like it. There is also a version with s35 vn and g10 if you want some slight variation

Happy to hear that you like them. Thanks mate🤜🤛

Thanks mate👍 Its one of my favourites even if its fairly inexpensive. Good for hard word

Thanks mate!

Thanks mate!

Thanks for watching🤜🤛

I hope you like it. It also feels a bit cheap and is generally made in a cheap way but it seems to be pretty impact resistant to a certain lvl👍

@@hardusehobby Yeah.......I gave it a low score after buying. I do believe for the cost the knife could have been made better. But you certainly beat it and the knife did better than I expected. Good job on the video!

If you want a knife similar to the Cold Steel Oyabun. Try the Ruike Hussar. The quality is great and the price is for the quality is even better.

@@williamzwuck1562 sounds interesting. Ruike Hussar🤔 I might check it out to see if it holds up

@@hardusehobby The Ruike Hussar cost me in US $34.95 + shipping.

Most of the time I do carry my pocket knives 100% in the pocket next to a pack of paper handkerchiefs without using the pocket clip so its not the most important feature for myself. Generally I like deep carry clips and when the pocket clip supports the grip like on the Spyderco Harpy for example🤷🏻‍♂️

Who's complaining guys ?

70 euro il tanto lo rovinato senza fare test affilandolo male skeggiato in 3bparti e punta rotta idem il clup point un barattolo di plastica dura kome il manico del coltello o ciò pikkiato piano attento a buksto la plastico perdendo il filo

​@@johnstaton7414uo onpr4so kuesto clup.point ebil tanto mai bastonato ma lo fatto scontrare kon unanlaman8n d2 se skeggiato il tanto enag filato su coye antica x falci distrutto ilbtanto xlup.point tutto graffiato x aver pikkiato su plastica durvavso 2 merde sti colyelli almeno o o lo fatto di fretta o lo fattorino poi clupnpoint contro ilmlavello di un bagno se spakjatablanpunta

Cracker Jax🤔. If you mean the antique shop Cracker Jax DeKalb, Illinois then I guess its not old enough and I dont know if they sell some sort of knife. But if you mean that american popcorn brand where they did put some toy as an accessory then I m pretty sure I have to dissapoint you because the correct answer would be "no" I guess🤷🏻‍♂️

Ja und selber?

@@hardusehobby hahah has doch fast denkt am akzent nah, bin vo züri✌🏻

@@jameljeras3354 Super👍😄