Lovely video as always TheStreamingEnderman! I just got my Webley Mk4 Revolver I ordered from Denix and it’s really cool! I really recommend it tho. The only thing I hate is that there’s literally no cartridges for it, but I’ve heard their about to make but who knows if it’s real. I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!!! :)
Wasn't sure you saw this, glad to know it reached ya'. I tried to go for choices other people didn't use. After all, I at least try to be different when I can. Thanks for watching.
Sweet knives pal I wanted the Cheetah in Box Elder but they sold out too quickly My daughter bailed me out by buying me the one in jigged Buffalo Horn for Christmas Anyway keep up the great work buddy I subscribed today
Beautiful collection, definitely a few gems here I've never seen before like the norwegian one, the canadian, and the cudeman! Gotta love that Case Cheetah.
Are there other Canadian knives that are especially Canadian? The Russian one is very like the Böker Magnum Juliet. Watch closing the Laguiole, they’re famous for blade rap. Best closed very carefully.
I don't know about any other Canadian brands, yet... I have seen the Juliet, I think it's a copy of the Kizlyar Gent. And yes, the Laguiole is known for blade rap. I'll keep that in mind. 😅
Nice video. I think you're being too picky. Case is a hand assembled knife - not hand made. I don't own a GEC 38 but: GEC 33 Conductor Whittler - blade rub on main blade. S&M Premier Lockback Whittler - blade rub on pen blade. Hen & Rooster 203DS - No blade rub. AG Russel Wharncliffe Whittler 1998 (by Queen) - no blade rub. S&M Pen Whittler - no blade rub. Queen Norfolk Whittler - no blade rub. The GEC is perfect other than the slight blade rub - all the rest of the knives have other glaring flaws which I consider to be worse than a bit of blade rub. As you said in your video, the Whittler is a knife pattern, not necessarily an intended use. I've done some figure carving and the best knife was a fixed blade chip carving knife made by Grohmann. Second was a Queen folding chip carving knife in D2. I tried the Ettrick, but the blade steel is too soft for hardwood and the handle is uncomfortable after awhile. If I was going to start out woodcarving, I'd try an inexpensive Opinel Carbon and modify the blade shape or a Flexcut. Cheers,
Thanks for the insight! I am a bit picky, I'll admit! But I kind of thought that the blade rub was normal for this pattern. I just wasn't entirely sure. You have a nice selection of knives! I always get happy when I hear people talking about Grohmann. As they're one of the only Canadian knife makers! Modded Opinels are a great choice for carving. Or you could just get the Opinel No.7 Chestnut knife!
BRAVO!
Love your video and lineup! That barlow is very cool! I'll check out your channel.. just subbed!
Lovely video as always TheStreamingEnderman!
I just got my Webley Mk4 Revolver I ordered from Denix and it’s really cool! I really recommend it tho.
The only thing I hate is that there’s literally no cartridges for it, but I’ve heard their about to make but who knows if it’s real. I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!!! :)
Thanks for taking part in the open tag. I really enjoyed seeing your selections. Take care Enderman.
Wasn't sure you saw this, glad to know it reached ya'. I tried to go for choices other people didn't use. After all, I at least try to be different when I can. Thanks for watching.
Really nice video and response.love seeing a bunch of different blades.atb paddy
Thanks a bunch! Have you seen my recent Open Tag?
Some very nice & interesting knives you have there,,,subbed,, Thanks
I found your channel a while back from the "Fred Perrin Le Trifolder". Quite a unique knife! Thanks for subbing!
Thank you for the video. It was a nice trip.
Thanks for watching!
Sweet knives pal I wanted the Cheetah in Box Elder but they sold out too quickly My daughter bailed me out by buying me the one in jigged Buffalo Horn for Christmas Anyway keep up the great work buddy I subscribed today
Interesting concept for a video. Thanks!
Beautiful collection, definitely a few gems here I've never seen before like the norwegian one, the canadian, and the cudeman! Gotta love that Case Cheetah.
I love the Case as well! I had a feeling most people wouldn't have seen the Helle, the Grohmann or the Cudeman. They're hidden gems! 😃
Nice line-up.
Well done.
Groman is so handsome. Thanks for sharing
They make a great knife, eh?
Are there other Canadian knives that are especially Canadian?
The Russian one is very like the Böker Magnum Juliet.
Watch closing the Laguiole, they’re famous for blade rap. Best closed very carefully.
I don't know about any other Canadian brands, yet... I have seen the Juliet, I think it's a copy of the Kizlyar Gent. And yes, the Laguiole is known for blade rap. I'll keep that in mind. 😅
Nice video. I think you're being too picky. Case is a hand assembled knife - not hand made.
I don't own a GEC 38 but:
GEC 33 Conductor Whittler - blade rub on main blade.
S&M Premier Lockback Whittler - blade rub on pen blade.
Hen & Rooster 203DS - No blade rub.
AG Russel Wharncliffe Whittler 1998 (by Queen) - no blade rub.
S&M Pen Whittler - no blade rub.
Queen Norfolk Whittler - no blade rub.
The GEC is perfect other than the slight blade rub - all the rest of the knives have other glaring flaws which I consider to be worse than a bit of blade rub.
As you said in your video, the Whittler is a knife pattern, not necessarily an intended use. I've done some figure carving and the best knife was a fixed blade chip carving knife made by Grohmann. Second was a Queen folding chip carving knife in D2. I tried the Ettrick, but the blade steel is too soft for hardwood and the handle is uncomfortable after awhile. If I was going to start out woodcarving, I'd try an inexpensive Opinel Carbon and modify the blade shape or a Flexcut.
Cheers,
Thanks for the insight! I am a bit picky, I'll admit! But I kind of thought that the blade rub was normal for this pattern. I just wasn't entirely sure. You have a nice selection of knives! I always get happy when I hear people talking about Grohmann. As they're one of the only Canadian knife makers! Modded Opinels are a great choice for carving. Or you could just get the Opinel No.7 Chestnut knife!