That bone is very nice looking on that knife, and cheap too! I'm going to have to stop watching I think as my wishlists grow every time I watch Tobias. Thanks again for another cool video. Them slideshows are getting better and better.
Love what Marble's has been coming out with. Their Sodbuster jr. pattern is definitely a work knife (especially at the price), and the white smooth bone looks so classy. Nice stuff!
Sorry to be so off topic but does any of you know of a trick to get back into an Instagram account..? I was stupid forgot my account password. I love any assistance you can give me!
@Jeremy Milan I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and Im trying it out atm. I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
Very nice knife. Sodbusters were supposed to be simple and common workers, so I can't understand why it is so hard to find one, especially with bone handle, affordable price and no linerlock.
Love the white bone! Never bought a marbles knife. I think for eight bucks , they basically are giving me one to try! Thanks as always for your entertaining video.
Hello Tobias. I don't know you had a second channel for your modeling. Just saw the sticker on Knife Detector. So of course the channel went from 99 subs to 100. All the best.
I also have a Juliet in my Sodbuster collection and, of course, I have the Marbles too now! It’ll be on my channel very soon. The series on Otters will end with one of their Sodbusters and that will lead in to this. Thank you for another great gift!
A fine little work knife. I find that the Marbles and Rough Rider ranges really compliment each other. I saw this series and thought of you Tobias. I hope that you are going to petition Marbles now too for a white smooth bone scout knife. 🤞😉👍
I have used the Frost Mule Skinner quite a bit in my garden for many things and it has held up well for a $10 knife. I will have to try out the Marble's sod buster.
I really like Marbles, and own a Yachtsman's rope/spike, a Hawkbill, both of which are all stainless, plus my newest is the all stainless Fly Fisherman that is right now on my house key chain. I will buy this.
@@KnifeChatswithTobias I just received two of them today, and they are exceptional! Both are better than my Case Jr Sodbuster was before I had to send it back to Case for fit and finish issues (twice). I also got a white smooth bone Sunfish and it is amazing also.
Tobias, I must make this addition for you and the viewers this is what makes collecting fun. I bought a collection of 5 knives and they arrived today. I had my eye on a specific one that I felt was worth more by itself than the 12 bucks I paid. Anyway, the bonus is a small green handled USA made knife and who made it is unknown, but it has a US patent number that I have traced. Patent submitted by A.E. Allen in October of 1940, accepted and issued on 10-6-42. I looked over the diagrams and cannot tell you why his patent was special for a 2 blade 31/2 inch pocket knife, and I don't know who made it You and your other viewers have to admit this is fun.
I checked again, through 9 pages of patent and found that he assigned it to Utica Cutlery and might have been an employee. It appears to be about handle material that looks like injection molded plastic.
@@jgbullen , that would make sense. So many companies back then were coming out with new and improved celluloid and almost all of them were getting patented and were given new names! Fortunately know has patented or trademarked "Swirly-Plastic", yet. Maybe I should go with "Swurleeplaztik" What do you think?
I have a new crazy thing. I spent a good part of the afternoon trying to find. pocket knife blade openers. Many brands including Case gave them to salesmen who might have to open a hundred knifes a day in what we now call a dollar store. When I was a kid they were called 5 and 10's. Case sold them for around $9.98 but they are now out of stock. Do you have any or have you seen any?
That was very interesting. I didn't know anything about a birds eye rivet. I sure didn't know that to be a proper Sod Buster not only do you need the shape you need the Birdseye rivet. Thanks for sharing that white smooth bone work knife aka sod buster jr.
I don't have a lot of Marbles knives, but they seem to cost slightly less than RR and almost equal quality, with RR getting the slightly better quality edge. I need to acquire more Marbles.
I'm from Germany, and i like your Videos, Sir. Can learn something bout all these Classics. Most of my "Cowboy Knives" are Boker - picked up Hand chosen at their Shop in Solingen. I'm very pleased with them. I have an Eye on their new "Rangebuster" with N690 Steel and green Canvas Micarta Handle. That will find its Way in my Jeans. Like the Sodbuster Pattern. Have a good Time and stay safe.
I really enjoyed your video on sodbuster type knives and especially enjoyed your review of the Case Sodbuster It led me to look up a Sodbuster Jr at the local Tractor Supply I love the knife Thanks!
Roper Knives makes a sod buster in white smooth bone with a carbon steel blade. It is lockback though, but it is a very nice knife. I recommend it. And it has a birds eye rivet ;)
I have the coal miner and the red one, but I keep two Otter Mercators in my emergency evacuation bag. One stainless for food and carbon for other stuff. Takes little space. They make an expensive white bone knife not 100% sodbuster but close, no pivot showing. Going to check the marbles
What do you think about the case folding Hunter 6265 .I like it but I think the older one's are better made trying to get one. Ya it's #189 it has one x on it I do not know what year it is I bought it about a month ago.
I think most folks will agree that recently Case's Quality Control has been lagging. I do not have the Case Folding Hunter but I have similar knives from other companies. What I can say is they are heavy in the pocket. As for belt carry, a fixed blade with a comparable blade length will be lighter. But if the fixed blade is not an option, and you need a big knife, the folding hunter is one way to go.
Hello. Nice but i would be afraid of staining the whjte bone. I do like that pattern though, ideal as a working edc. I don't remember if it was you or Slick Slicers that said the first sodbusters were a German design. All the best.
Never owned a sodbuster or a sodbuster style knife. But I have used them before where most of my friends carry them, and after seeing that Marbles sodbuster it might be time for me to get one because who doesn't need a proper work knife. Don't get me wrong I carry a knife every day for work just not a sodbuster.
Thanks for showing this. I just ordered one yesterday. The work knife pattern has always appealed to me. Maybe because of it's simplicity. I plan on trying to do some scrimshaw on it (for the first time, yikes!).
Nice bunch of worker's! as a big white smoothie fan, I'm impressed with both the Marbles & the Boker, of course at different price points. Have you thought of adding a Kissing Crane/Klaas wood handled "Brown Mule" I've added the small (KC37) & medium(KC36) the largest one being the (KC35) that I'm waiting for a good price on....You can find them for $11-$22 on eBay every now & then. I haven't gotten to review them yet, but they are pretty good quality for the price. The Vintage ones can be made in Germany or Italy & newer ones in China...cheers!
have been carrying my Marbles Sod Buster for about a month now, love it. Did have to clean it out and oil tho. Unfortunately the oil came through on the bottom rivet and it has stained.
thanks for clearing up the exact relationship of Marbles to SMKW, and fascinating how you know how the Bóker actually is a "bear jack" i think you called it. what was the name of hte black bone RR with the liner lock?
bareheaded jack, meaning the pommel lacks a bolster. The black bone is the Locking work knife if the old Rough Rider Coal Miner Series. It is a copy of the old Case Liner Lock Sod Buster.
Late again to a revue. I wanted one for quite a while and found one. As I stated on William's channel the knife was fine but the handle scales were cracked and grayish. I spent 19 bucks for the only one I could find anywhere and it was shite. Don't think I will replace it even if I find another. Ish.
Started Getting Into The Marble Brand Have The Marlin Spike, The Medium Size Rams Horn Toothpick . I'm Looking Into Getting The D2 Small 🔐 lockback. Today I learned The New Term Birds 🐦 Eye Rivet.
Brother gave me one made by Aitor model Pastor 18 years ago and I never got fond of it, I'm weird. It's not traditional enough or modern enough, like it's lost in space somewhere, like it's "spaced out"
It is made in China. Only a small hand full of Marble’s knives are made in the USA and they are diced blades. On a side note many of the Marble’s machetes are made in the condor factory in El Salvador.
I mean how much better fit & finish can you get for 8 bucks? You can't, and that polished smooth white bone just sets it off. Cripes, it costs me 8 bucks every time I go to the post office and back.
When you obsess over something, it's the details you obsess over. Obsession is not necessarily a healthy thing but you're at liberty to someplace else.
Your options are Bear & Son and Case. Case is triple the price and lower quality. I need to grab one from Bear & Son and give it a go but Bear almost always disappoints me with their QC.
I can assure you that you weren't the only one hoping that someone would put out a white smooth bone sodbuster style knife!
I agree that the Sodbuster should have a Birdseye rivet
Quite honestly, I like my imperial sodbuster. Cheap, but it works and has surprisingly good fit and finish.
Same here.
that smooth-bone would make a great canvas for subscribers with scrimshaw talent.
I like the Marbles and Boker . Different but pretty.
Love it I have to get me one of them puppy’s thanks Tobias
Good looking sod buster Jr. The white smooth bone looks really nice.
That bone is very nice looking on that knife, and cheap too!
I'm going to have to stop watching I think as my wishlists grow every time I watch Tobias.
Thanks again for another cool video. Them slideshows are getting better and better.
I don’t have any sodbusters in my collection yet, thanks for showing them to us
Tobias. Wow looks mighty dang fine tool I may look into them can't beat whittling with ole school pocket knives 🐾🦊🇬🇧
For eight dollars how can you go wrong! 👍
Terrific...you got your white smooth bone "work knife"!! Thanks for sharing it Tobias!!
I just saw this on SMKW yesterday, it looks really nice for the money!
Love what Marble's has been coming out with. Their Sodbuster jr. pattern is definitely a work knife (especially at the price), and the white smooth bone looks so classy. Nice stuff!
Sorry to be so off topic but does any of you know of a trick to get back into an Instagram account..?
I was stupid forgot my account password. I love any assistance you can give me!
@Jad Dariel instablaster =)
@Jeremy Milan I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and Im trying it out atm.
I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Jeremy Milan It worked and I now got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thank you so much you really help me out!
@Jad Dariel You are welcome :)
I like it, would really like a standard size as well. I like bigger knives. Thanks Tobias!
I'm like you sir I love white bone handles I wish rough riders would make one like this but bigger.
Very nice knife. Sodbusters were supposed to be simple and common workers, so I can't understand why it is so hard to find one, especially with bone handle, affordable price and no linerlock.
Love the white bone! Never bought a marbles knife. I think for eight bucks , they basically are giving me one to try! Thanks as always for your entertaining video.
I got mine today...great little sudbuster
I like the Marbles alot better. More material around the birdseye too. Nice piece
Sodbusters make a ton of sense. Nice review.
Thanks
They do indeed. I like a good sodbuster, and the Marble's is a good one. Thanks for watching!
Sweet knife . I like quite a few of the Marbles knives . white smooth bone canoe is another good one
Hello Tobias. I don't know you had a second channel for your modeling. Just saw the sticker on Knife Detector. So of course the channel went from 99 subs to 100. All the best.
I also have a Juliet in my Sodbuster collection and, of course, I have the Marbles too now! It’ll be on my channel very soon. The series on Otters will end with one of their Sodbusters and that will lead in to this. Thank you for another great gift!
A fine little work knife. I find that the Marbles and Rough Rider ranges really compliment each other. I saw this series and thought of you Tobias. I hope that you are going to petition Marbles now too for a white smooth bone scout knife. 🤞😉👍
That and a large white smooth bone toothpick.
@@KnifeChatswithTobias Now you're talking! What the world needs now is a white smooth bone Toothpick!
I have used the Frost Mule Skinner quite a bit in my garden for many things and it has held up well for a $10 knife. I will have to try out the Marble's sod buster.
I love the Mule Skinner. Really well made and does a great job at a very low price point!
I really like Marbles, and own a Yachtsman's rope/spike, a Hawkbill, both of which are all stainless, plus my newest is the all stainless Fly Fisherman that is right now on my house key chain. I will buy this.
Thanks Tobias, what a great video! I definitely need at least two of these. Now we want a full-sized model!
Full size would be great!
@@KnifeChatswithTobias I just received two of them today, and they are exceptional! Both are better than my Case Jr Sodbuster was before I had to send it back to Case for fit and finish issues (twice). I also got a white smooth bone Sunfish and it is amazing also.
Tobias, I must make this addition for you and the viewers this is what makes collecting fun. I bought a collection of 5 knives and they arrived today. I had my eye on a specific one that I felt was worth more by itself than the 12 bucks I paid. Anyway, the bonus is a small green handled USA made knife and who made it is unknown, but it has a US patent number that I have traced. Patent submitted by A.E. Allen in October of 1940, accepted and issued on 10-6-42. I looked over the diagrams and cannot tell you why his patent was special for a 2 blade 31/2 inch pocket knife, and I don't know who made it You and your other viewers have to admit this is fun.
I checked again, through 9 pages of patent and found that he assigned it to Utica Cutlery and might have been an employee. It appears to be about handle material that looks like injection molded plastic.
@@jgbullen , that would make sense. So many companies back then were coming out with new and improved celluloid and almost all of them were getting patented and were given new names! Fortunately know has patented or trademarked "Swirly-Plastic", yet. Maybe I should go with "Swurleeplaztik" What do you think?
@@KnifeChatswithTobias Absolutely!
I have a new crazy thing. I spent a good part of the afternoon trying to find. pocket knife blade openers. Many brands including Case gave them to salesmen who might have to open a hundred knifes a day in what we now call a dollar store. When I was a kid they were called 5 and 10's. Case sold them for around $9.98 but they are now out of stock. Do you have any or have you seen any?
I ordered one after you commented on my Marbles white smooth bone Sunfish. Great knives and a good value. I may have toad the Canoe.
That was very interesting. I didn't know anything about a birds eye rivet. I sure didn't know that to be a proper Sod Buster not only do you need the shape you need the Birdseye rivet. Thanks for sharing that white smooth bone work knife aka sod buster jr.
Well, some of us feel that way but I'm sure plenty of other people don't see it as a big deal.
That is a lovely Boker! That Marble's Sodbuster is so pretty though!!
I don't have a lot of Marbles knives, but they seem to cost slightly less than RR and almost equal quality, with RR getting the slightly better quality edge. I need to acquire more Marbles.
There was a time, when the comparable Marble's knives were more expensive than the Rough Ryders!
I'm from Germany, and i like your Videos, Sir. Can learn something bout all these Classics.
Most of my "Cowboy Knives" are Boker - picked up Hand chosen at their Shop in Solingen. I'm very pleased with them.
I have an Eye on their new "Rangebuster" with N690 Steel and green Canvas Micarta Handle. That will find its Way in my Jeans. Like the Sodbuster Pattern.
Have a good Time and stay safe.
Love your Chanel tobias.
Nice looking knife, the price is amazing! 👍
I really enjoyed your video on sodbuster type knives and especially enjoyed your review of the Case Sodbuster It led me to look up a Sodbuster Jr at the local Tractor Supply I love the knife Thanks!
Not bad for the price. Seems like that would be a good one to practice scrimshaw on. Don't have to worry too much about messing up an $8 knife.
Roper Knives makes a sod buster in white smooth bone with a carbon steel blade. It is lockback though, but it is a very nice knife. I recommend it. And it has a birds eye rivet ;)
I will have to check for it. I've got some other knives from American Buffalo Knife & Tool. Very good users!
I have the coal miner and the red one, but I keep two Otter Mercators in my emergency evacuation bag. One stainless for food and carbon for other stuff. Takes little space. They make an expensive white bone knife not 100% sodbuster but close, no pivot showing. Going to check the marbles
Love the traditional stuff, can’t wait for the live, keep it up
What do you think about the case folding Hunter 6265 .I like it but I think the older one's are better made trying to get one. Ya it's #189 it has one x on it I do not know what year it is I bought it about a month ago.
I think most folks will agree that recently Case's Quality Control has been lagging. I do not have the Case Folding Hunter but I have similar knives from other companies. What I can say is they are heavy in the pocket. As for belt carry, a fixed blade with a comparable blade length will be lighter. But if the fixed blade is not an option, and you need a big knife, the folding hunter is one way to go.
Hello. Nice but i would be afraid of staining the whjte bone. I do like that pattern though, ideal as a working edc. I don't remember if it was you or Slick Slicers that said the first sodbusters were a German design. All the best.
Buy 2! At the price, it won't break the bank. Just a thought
Never owned a sodbuster or a sodbuster style knife. But I have used them before where most of my friends carry them, and after seeing that Marbles sodbuster it might be time for me to get one because who doesn't need a proper work knife. Don't get me wrong I carry a knife every day for work just not a sodbuster.
Thanks for showing this. I just ordered one yesterday. The work knife pattern has always appealed to me. Maybe because of it's simplicity. I plan on trying to do some scrimshaw on it (for the first time, yikes!).
Nice bunch of worker's!
as a big white smoothie fan, I'm impressed with both the Marbles & the Boker, of course at different price points. Have you thought of adding a Kissing Crane/Klaas wood handled "Brown Mule" I've added the small (KC37) & medium(KC36) the largest one being the (KC35) that I'm waiting for a good price on....You can find them for $11-$22 on eBay every now & then. I haven't gotten to review them yet, but they are pretty good quality for the price. The Vintage ones can be made in Germany or Italy & newer ones in China...cheers!
I've actually got two of the Brown Mules! Really excellent knives for the price!
@@KnifeChatswithTobias lol! I should've known!😂
have been carrying my Marbles Sod Buster for about a month now, love it. Did have to clean it out and oil tho. Unfortunately the oil came through on the bottom rivet and it has stained.
Yep. This happens all the time with White Smooth Bone knives. I've got quite a few with staining from lubricating.
That is a sweet knife at a silly cheap price. The Coal Miner from RR looks good in hand too.
I wonder if Marbles will do a sodbuster in D2?
That would be nice!
Yo great on enjoyable, have yet to get sod buster that white smooth bone ya desirable fo sho
thanks for clearing up the exact relationship of Marbles to SMKW, and fascinating how you know how the Bóker actually is a "bear jack" i think you called it. what was the name of hte black bone RR with the liner lock?
bareheaded jack, meaning the pommel lacks a bolster. The black bone is the Locking work knife if the old Rough Rider Coal Miner Series. It is a copy of the old Case Liner Lock Sod Buster.
Late again to a revue. I wanted one for quite a while and found one. As I stated on William's channel the knife was fine but the handle scales were cracked and grayish. I spent 19 bucks for the only one I could find anywhere and it was shite. Don't think I will replace it even if I find another. Ish.
The juliet is handsome, but I see the appeal of the birdseye river, and at $7.99!
I really like the Juliet. It's a terrific knife and extremely well made.
Very nice, but I can't help think that it'd show scuffs and scratches the first time I carried it. Easier to hide those on a not so smooth surface.
True, but you scrim as easy on a jigged surface.
Oh yeah that nice knife.from Glenn catt.
Started Getting Into The Marble Brand Have The Marlin Spike, The Medium Size Rams Horn Toothpick . I'm Looking Into Getting The D2 Small 🔐 lockback. Today I learned The New Term Birds 🐦 Eye Rivet.
Hen and rooster has a white bone handle sod buster knife. Both large and small
Brother gave me one made by Aitor model Pastor 18 years ago and I never got fond of it, I'm weird. It's not traditional enough or modern enough, like it's lost in space somewhere, like it's "spaced out"
Tobias, I do ike it. Are going to get the Sunfish ?
Thinking about it but I've already got three different sunfish elephant toenails in white smooth bone.
@@KnifeChatswithTobias You know that you can't have too many large Sunfish knives! Especially in white smooth bone.
I need a. Whitebone & a wooden handled
nice video T
Do you know of a locking sodbuster knife? Been looking for a knife with the Case Sodbuster design but with a lock. Haven't found one yet
I hear kitty for Glenn catt.
Case will make you one but I do not know how much it would cost.from Glenn catt.
How do u suggest flushing out the pivot if needed?
Hello!... Please check J & V CAMPERA, Albacetes's spanish made Sodbuster style all terreniain knife. A beautiful one.
Will see what I can do!
Too bad mine has substantial horizontal blade play. Still a nice knife to have for that price.
Wow! I've bought four of them now and my only issue is one of them has a lazy closing snap. I'm working it that out before I give it away.
what the extra 2 pins are for???
The handle is both glued and pinned to the brass liners of the knife.
Where mada this knife is chained or USA
It is made in China. Only a small hand full of Marble’s knives are made in the USA and they are diced blades. On a side note many of the Marble’s machetes are made in the condor factory in El Salvador.
The price is going to go up now you shouldn’t have said how good it was!!!!!!! Lol
LOL
I mean how much better fit & finish can you get for 8 bucks? You can't, and that polished smooth white bone just sets it off. Cripes, it costs me 8 bucks every time I go to the post office and back.
It's definitely a beauty of a knife.
Why case doesn't do this stuff is beyond any rational explanation.
You are picky on some of the silliest and most ridiculous things sometimes
What was silly thing this time? (and no I'm not arguing with you. If anything, I'm agreeing with you!)
When you obsess over something, it's the details you obsess over. Obsession is not necessarily a healthy thing but you're at liberty to someplace else.
Pay a little more and get a knife that isn’t made in china
Would like to see these knives made more in the USA. Can’t support China.
Your options are Bear & Son and Case. Case is triple the price and lower quality. I need to grab one from Bear & Son and give it a go but Bear almost always disappoints me with their QC.
Not a good enough reason to send my money to a Communist regime who want to destroy us.