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Brisa make the best Kephart on the market in my humble opinion! 👍

A good traditional pattern for so many tasks.

I'm gonna get another one , I really like this knife and want to do another build . The edges are very thin and easy to reprofile , it's a great project blade. That looks cool with the slim guard .

A "puuk-hart"! Love it! 👍🏻😊

Amazing what difference a handle can make on the same knife. 👍

Really beautiful knife and excellent sheath👍👍👍💯

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Joker knives of Spain do a Nessmuk with a Scandi grind, its really nice stainless version.

You prefer with thumb ramp, or rampless?

Bravo1 LT in MagnaCut my favorite. 👍🇨🇿

Thanks for this fascinating history of Marttiini knives. I bought my first "Lynx" model in 1966, when I was a scout. I had it until not so long ago, when my Dad, who was getting confused towards the end of his life, decided to donate all my kit to the "Cat's Protection" charity shop. Luckily, I have several other, more up to date models which he did not give away.

Do you have any malanika puukkos?

Did you noticed any difference of the grinding angle? In my mind the stainless lynx blade feels more slicy than the Carbon blades.

Was that you playing the piano in the beginning? Really nice music and photos. So the rumours of them moving south are true, oh well. Was going to watch this video in two parts as it is late and quite a long one, couldn't bring myself to press pause😂. Awesome video Ilari. Oh my Martiinni Suuslehti is in the kuerhenen sheath. Got it very cheap because it doesn't have the right sheath. That Kotka sheath is beautiful.

Always thank you for the content. Your Bias is warranted brother!!! Lol You are a Finnish native where Puukkos being your national knife. I trust your opinion on a puukko knife than most others (especially with your love for the LTWK Large Northern hunter; which is my favorite knife design next to their JX2 Jessmuk). Looking forward to your next video! Be safe out there, -Seth

Excellent video and discussion. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and your collection.

I most like the variation of the Marttiini models. You get a puukko in nearly 20 different ways...different sheath, blade, handle, Material, more modern or traditional. Many nordic brands have different sizes, stainless or carbon steel but they almost look the same.

Moi, video oli asiaa, itse olen huomannut että Rapalan siirryttyä omistajaksi laadunvalvonta on kärsinyt, nykyään ostan Ahti tai Woodsknife puukkoja. Kotona on sen verran paljon puukkoja että pystyn vertaamaan eri valmistajien laatua. kiitos videosta.

I picked up two Marttiinis when I was in Finland. They were on my list. I have the Karhu one (go figure!). Also, I enjoyed the music and pics at the beginning. Was that you? Beautiful music. I love Finnish music. I listened to some one evening while I was visiting Finland, and the mood was special because I was actually there in Finland, where the music came from. Lovely stuff. 👍🏻🇫🇮🇨🇦

Beautiful Tour! What a fine representation of Marttiini Puukko's, such a rich history! Thank you for such a Nice Movie! 👍👍

Got my ahti tikka!!! Absolutely amazing lil knife…it’s amazing how I can justify the “next batch of knives”…going to pick up mora’s 120, 122 and 106..163 and 164 hook knives…woohoo!!! Can’t wait…beautiful knives again brother..

Nice Intro! Great knives! Thx!👍

there's no way to change perfection keep on keeping on kicking wanye one. day we'll learn all about pukkos I love them myself most of my knifes are pukkos it made me smile when you noticed me new video

👍 I really liked the photos that introduced this video. I am also a fan of Marttiini knives and have several. Enjoyed seeing and hearing about your collection, thank you for sharing.

Lovely played piano introduction to go along with song birds of your area of Finland. I have used the fillet knives of Marttiini most of my life, there are currently three in the kitchen knife drawer that get regular use in food preparation in our home. They were imported to North America but the same company that brought the Rapala lures across the Atlantic Ocean. They were always a good value. I fillet many hundreds (maybe thousands) of fish with those knives. Thank you for the heart felt review of one of your first loves in life. I enjoyed this video very much. I particularly like, what I think of as a birds head on Puukko handles, it makes it easy to pull the Puukko from the sheath with cold, wet, bloody or slimy hands as does the Sammi style of handle.

Great Video .

I'm all in for some puukko porn!

Great video. Your thoughts on handles have really got my brain ticking. As far as steels are concerned, we are very privileged to have so many excellent options, but honestly they are given too much emphasis due to marketing. The handles are definitely lower in importance for most buyers, but as you said the handle is how we interact with the knife. I like natural materials like wood, bone, stag and buffalo horn, but I've never tried a birch bark handle. Do you have any opinions on octagonal wooden handles? I have heard that an octagonal (or 5 or 6 facets) handle requires less force to grip than a round or oval handle, thus it is less fatiguing. Some carving knives have faceted handles. I may try making one in the style of Peter Kovacs or Woodsmans Finest here on TH-cam with a simple Laurin carbon blade. All the best.

Your house looks so beautiful. I love the very traditional look of the Finnish knives. All the best from Scotland.

Kyllähän suomesta on viety porukkaa orjiksi

So if you were to buy one now, would you get the Peltonen 95 uncoated? Or get the original and wear the coating off? 🤔

Bought one on Saturday morning!!

nailed it!

Beautiful puukko good sir..I will admit…I live vicariously through you…recently gave my ahti juhla to my son..bc I gave his companion to someone that needed a knife…he said..you want to trade this..for that…sold…also..I literally…while texting this…was surfing between this and sharp shiny things..purchased a ahti tikka…I gotta stop looking at knives…or seek professional help!!

Very nice , lovely detailing

Very kaunis, It's still beautiful but I think it looks a bit like a budgerigar/eagle hybrid 😂

One thing I love about Puukko's, they are a work of art! Plus the sheath is equally an art form! What a beautiful Puukko! Enjoyed the music too!

Lovely.

Lovely knife! I love it!

Beauty

paras puukko eräilyyn. toimii myös kirveenä ja lapiona😂👌🏻

I have the M07 and the M95 and had the Jääkaripuukko both , awesome 😀

Nice size for a utility knife. Looks to be really high quality made. Cheers,

Beautiful Village, Thx for posting.

Awesome shots mate, really nice little video.

Beautiful.

Very tranquil looking place 👌

So green, looks like a beautiful place.

I think why we have not seen much on this particular model of BRK is it is a "First Production Run" where they only make a certain number to "test the waters" and see how it is recieved by the public. If it passes the smell test, they will make more! From your review, I believe they will!

Spring has sprung! How beautful! thx for sharing!