I can do that. Thank you.

Yeah that method is alright if you have a good sharp stone and steel but if your going to use quarts stone or flint it's hard to make a spark

What knife is that?

I use 3 things first my lighter, Storm match ,and don't forget my ferro rod this works on wet ,snow, flint and steel downside is if you don't have any chart it will not work

Made in China

Looks like you get quite a few of them for the money.

Half in thick? LoL

Gj, but your mic has a short in it.

Cool

That one unemployed friend at 2 am in the night. ( i am that one unemployed friend..🙂🥲 thats how i know it.🤭).

This model is actually the Essee model 6 P . It has the choil and longer blade than the model 6 . Thanks for your video.

Do you still use it ? Would you recommend it ?

It would be a lot easier to buy a Bic or better yet, a ZIPPO.

That is cool

most stupid invention i have seen in a while. An empty lighter does the same thing. Has the same weight and costs a hundredth. Why didnt they even think about a convient way to change the ferrorod, like the old gasoline lighters?

I've been thinking about one for a while, I am buying.

Those hulk hands dude xD

It's the only sharpener I've ever bought more than 1 of, and I own 3.

great video brother . shared it out

Love mine!

Its a good product, but mine had issues, the coarse plate on my sharpener lost 75% of the diamonds on the first small 1095 knife. It was a factory defect and i will eventually replace the plate, hopefully it will have a better bond on the diamonds next time.

THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have one in the kitchen drawer with other sharpening tools, steel, and leather stropping paddle. It's "ok", but watching your technique, I could do better, especially with the ceramic rod step.

I love mine ! Bought a case for it on Amazon that will hold the sharpener along with a Sharpie to shade the edge and a pencil eraser to clean the rods and plates !!!

I have a CS Drp Forged Survivalist for about €90,-- Now, I really like the looks of Esee6 a lot, but they cost more than 2 times the price, about €210,-- over here. Sincere question : Is the Esee6 really 2 times 'better'? Stronger? Tougher? Stays sharp longer? Thanks in advance to all responders! Greets from the Netherlands 🇳🇱, TW.

Cool

very cool! thanks!

I carried one of those snake bite kits for years, luckily I never had to use it. I still have ie in a drawer somewhere.. Please do more retro gear videos.

I’ve still got one in a yellow rectangle case with big syringe to suck out venom.

Man I had a couple even issued one and it never worked lol

I had something like this when I was in Cub Scouts, but it was OD instead of yellow. I don't recall the brand.

Awesome job 👊🏻

This is a great design. Very simple and because of the length of the seat if you lean forward the front legs become pivot points, which will make it easier to get up for old fat guys like me. If/when I build this I might make the bottoms of the front legs rounded to further take advantage of that.

mine went dead. works great in the socket but will no longer short circuit. are yours going strong still?

Awesome project...

Excellent video showing step by step how to build it. But it looks awfully heavy, so as he mentioned near the end, I would use 1 inch thick boards, not 2 inch thick. I'd reduce my costs to almost nothing by building it from recycled wood pallets. Then use the saved money to throw a soft cushion on it.

Nice it's so fast

I was all excited to try this thing out the other day and reached up to grab a wood chunk caught in the teeth but ended up smacking my thumb right into the saw, and damn is that thing sharp. It looks like I got slashed with a razor 6 times. Lol. Chewed through the birch tree that I cut up with ease.

Great content brother informative

Brilliant review very helpful cheers 👍

Thanks on the free info , shared

Great video

I use to have a pattern close to this using 1x2's.

Idk sounds pretty damn loud….

I carry one of those . great info to pass on brother

The ferro rod unscrews.

I recently got the USGI and compared it to my ORC army issued poncho and it’s not of the same quality as the issued poncho. I will say it’s lighter but doesn’t feel or look as durable. Stitching isn’t as good as the ORC. For the price the ORC seems way better, and I spent lots of time with the issued poncho while in the army so I know it’s worth getting even if it’s slightly more weight and cost.

"Everyone does dumb at one point in time." I am stealing thing quote.

I treat all my lamp wicks with potassium nitrate

Hell yea