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Where did you go bro

You are a cool guy and love your channel and energy

The issue with this test is he uses the Spyderco FIRST with no give to tire then second cut the tire is laying over opening the groove up he cuts to make it easier…….

Your NOT COMPARING APPLES TO APPLES

Dude that is so dangerous cutting like that sir! Omg my butthole was puckered haha please dont do that BUT THANK YOU

I would say it accels at hard use and customizeability

kinda proud to realize that with my newly sharped knife, i don't even want to press them against my fingers without sliding them. with another knife that I just bought i can slightly slide it and it feels smooth and safe.

He does everything in house. I took a tour about 5 years ago

Benchmade knives are cool if you want a fidget spinner. If you want a knife, get a Spyderco. The axis lock is very unreliable … but fun to fidget with.

Bull Shitt .waist of time .speak a lot

Top 5 Toughest locks: 5. Tri-Ad 4. Atlas lock 3. Frame lock 2. Liner lock 1. The infamous slip joint ;)

I respect you opinion. However it is an absolute horrible take. Clearly you are in the minority when it comes to the compression lock since it extremely well known that the compression lock is extremely reliable and tough. If you dont like the brand, thats fine. However claiming that they only use the lock for the fidget factor is blasphemy.

this video is nothing but opinion. put those knives to the test and show us the awesomeness of the frame lock lol.

Funny enough how this design was made for prying but if you go to Rick's warranty page says prying is not covered under warranty...

This is the reason knives come this way! Us redknecks have ALWAYS carried our knives this way (all of our knives) for deployment reasons! Tip up is for people that only plan to open boxes and letters all day...

Only one way to find out

Wow not many people would put their knives through that, thanks for the data, now we know more about how much they can handle.

Awesome vid!

Their so cheap buy a new one for your new paste

Every good channel that stopped during Covid makes me very worried

Hell of a video! Best explanations I've seen. Only thing I'd add is, I lube nylon washers not so much for smoothness but to prevent washer wear from friction. Whether it really helps or not, idk but it certainly won't hurt. Never thought about the pivot just holding the blade in place when it's open. I prefer phosphor bronze personally but if the knife is well made, it doesn't too much matter to me.

I'm a little late to reply, but for this kind of use, it's hard to beat the Cold Steel Recon 1.

Hammer grip that military for hard use don't put your thumb on the jimping for that

Its so sad 😢 you are 5yrs ahead of all the sharpening pros on YT but dont have a tenth of the subscribers you deserve

I have to say, I have both and I would take the Reate!? Reate actually has a better heat treatment and edge geometry. Plus full Ti! Hate to say it because I am all American, but I have to be honest

It is a awesome knife, i just wish the handle was a little longer. I definitely want to try the new one it looks pretty sweet and on bearings!

I love Benchmade and the only 2 premium knives I have are Benchmde. That being said, any Spiderco in the same steel would have been $100+ cheaper and would do the same thing, for life. I do like Benchmade's lifetime sharpening, I like their designs and I like that they're made in the USA, so I continue to buy from them.

i have the automatic version and it rocks. probably the most reliable knife ive ever owned!

A scrap of wood, an old piece of leather and some double side tape and you have a fresh surface to charge. Thank you Paul Sellers. Why waste time and materials to rejuvenate a damaged strop? As I understand, the abrasive particles are suspended in a wax compound which is absorbed into the leather using friction. The cutting surface is the suspended particles. All this work on the leather doesn't make sense. If you have a wax buildup, scrape it back and apply fresh compound.

Mjaaooo🐯

Goofy dude

Good vid my man. Maybe add a digital scale for weights. You can get a cheapo for like 15 dollars. Great collection you have there.

Great Video! Thank you 😎👍

When feathersticking I have noticed that flat (the one in puukko knivcs with 2ndary bewel) is superior to hollow grind, but with slices the hollow is better. I think it might have something to do with hollow biting more and thus allowing a narrower angle range in which it works well. Puukko in turn can be held in almost any angle and it feathersticks still. Opinions?

Can't recall another youtuber discuss shelf life and spare parts yet that's the difference between a functional knife and a letter opener. I waited months for a replacement stop pin from Miguron because the original was out of spec and chewed up due to the front flipper jimping contacting the pin scoring it all around. Many emails to Sam Luo with pics, precision measurements of the pin (former machinist) for resolution. When I finally recieved a few pins from China none of them were the correct size for my Akri. Shame, because the Akri is a nice design but it is literally a paperweight on my desk now. Thanks to Sam for trying to help but no more cheap Chinese knives for me. There is nothing cheap about a tool that is not dependable or serviceable.

Modifying the compression lock to be a button lock would make them a lot safer and more fidgety in my opinion.

The shaman with the manix caged ball bearing lock would be fantastic.

Striders especially soak up loctite

start doing videos again!

Another great example of someone who doesn't know jack about cleaning and maintaining a strop, people like this should not be allowed to play with sharp objects.

You said it was good and keep going thinking your OCD IS KICKING INLOL

"You dont want to cut your fingers, if that makes sense." It does. It does make sense.

Good for you. Wish more utubers would delete subpar videos. Keep up the good work!

Heat gun for green or white and spread with a wide putty knife. It’s all gonna end up slick regardless how much you sand

I would be done in less than 1 minute and been loading already. Instantly being back like you started. Now I just throw on more compound instead of going through all this. When loaded with compound you don’t feel any leather anymore anyways.

I go right to the orbital and get it off and fluff up the leather just a bit and reapply compound. Works great and fast

Nice to watch 15 minutes of sanding, when all you need is a 30 sec demo and state “ start with olive oil, wipe clean, repeat several times till clean, sand from 100 to 1000 grit, either apply dmt paste, dmt spray, or Vaseline. Rub it in….done.” You’ve got a great future as the world’s most boring u-tuber. Bu5 hey….how fun it is to listen to yourself talk. Thank God for fast fwd. SMH

Will cerakoting my Socom elite scales lower resell value or the value of the knife itself ?

Thx sir !

Keep blade in same direction as ribs, less chanch of bouncing off or folding. Stay Safe,