COLD STEEL SRK SK5 - KNIFE DESTRUCTION TEST - UNTIL IT BREAKS - STEEL SK5 - TIP TEST EXTREME -FAIL
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Cold Steel SRK SK5 - XTREME TEST by JOEX
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STEEL: SK5
COLD STEEL SRK - AUS8 STEEL
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EXTREME TESTING COLD STEEL SRK Sk5 STEEL - EDGE TEST
KNIFE TEST - FIRST IMPRESSION - HARDCORE KNIFE TEST
- TIP TEST, TORTURE TEST, CAR STABBING - SPINE TEST
KNFE REVIEW - FIRST LOOK - DESTROYING - UNBOXING
- DEATHBOXING - BREAKING POINT - BRICK TEST XTREME
TIP BREAKING POINT IN TREE STUMP - FIRST LOOK
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Wow that tip broke fast. Maybe the tip was pre-fractured from the car test? I still have my old SRK in AUS8 which was manufactured in Japan back in the day. Also back then it was a flat saber grind. Now the SRK comes with a hollow saber grind. Big difference! The price is still unbelievably cheap for this knife. Dont know how they keep the price so low. They must be ordering thousands of pieces of this knife at once. Great review as always!
Hollow grind is nice for sliciness, but the old flat saber grind stood up to so much abuse
Also awesome to see another bigger youtuber supporting the smaller channels
Your knife did very well Lilly, aus8 is a good choice. I'm interested on it.
thanks! maybe it was damaged already after the car, but still broke too fast!!
Oh no did Cold Steel pull a Schrade classic and change the grind and ruin another knife?
Just taking my dog out for a stroll when suddenly you see a mad man stabbing a car in a gas mask!
thats normal around here!
😂😂😂😂
Lol, a tip breaking after stabbing a car hood a hundred times on a less than $50 knife is something I would not call a fail. If anything I have a lot more of respect for this knife now.
The test you perform is cool and all but you gotta get your tests measurably consistent and your results right. I've worked on the quality control industry for over 12 years.
100 times? u sure about that? i do it my way.....(Frank Sinatra)
You did stab the car an absurd amount of times, I had to fast forward video, Got tired of watching this little cheap knife kick your butt, Since I don't see myself stabbing car hoods unless you are drunk or on drugs like an idiot I think it would serve it's purpose just fine for Survival purposes, I don't think a persons body is as strong as a car hood and if it punchweed it that many times I think I'll just be fine
@@joex I lost count after 75 XD
Joe X' knife destruction tests provide information available nowhere else. Certainly not from the manufacturers. This is a great service to the knife community.
cool, thanks!
Last time I was in the woods I was attacked by a 1978 Buick Regal, so this test was very helpful.
cool, glad i could help! but whats a BUICK? a deer?
@@joex It's a car from an era when grown men didn't act like 14 year olds wearing patches like yours in this video.
ok cool!
i know u want my patches! MARLBORO!
@@joex Wow. You are juvenile. The guns and t)tties patch is just pathetic. Tell your father for me... he didn't do a very good job.
Puts whole bodyweight into pulling on the blade. "It's very weak steel"
it is mommy
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This is definitely not a fail $50 knife passed with flying colors. Sk5 is very tough and for the price this amount of toughness is fantastic.
true!
It's actually $38 on Amazon. If it takes all that abuse and the fact that he had to purposely TRY to break it, tells me it's essentially indestructible with normal use.
As long as it penetrates soft body armor and/or a human being and reaches vitals, I’m not very concerned about burying it in a log and prying on it with my body weight. I love destruction tests and it is helpful in making a purchasing decision. I respectfully submit that the log test may be beyond the knife’s design capabilities. Again, I’m not “tough guy talking” I just want a blade that will dispatch a human threat with extreme prejudice. I believe that the SRK or the Tanto is more than strong enough for that purpose. I’m now a subscriber.
i suppose so too!! cheers!
Why do you want a knife that will kill people? And why are you so paraniod that you fear human threat? I' so glad I'm not you, poor paranoid sucker.
Agreed. Show me a knife brand that out performs CS for the price they are. Ive owned dozens of cold steel knives over 2 decades and they are always the sharpest knife brand out of the box amd for the money Rock Solid. None of mine have failed and the collection keeps growing.
Why r people saying it broke easily :D
This dude stabbed the car like a psychooath and nothing happened :D
whats a "psychooath"?? did you mean psychopath? Wenn du nix englisch, dann du können auch auf deutsch schreiben!
@@joex clearly a typing error. Wenn du nix logisches Verständnis du nix Internet
@@meinungsfreiheit7004 ich weis, ich dummkopf!
I think it would be nice to see Cold Steel make the SRK in good old 1095 carbon or 420 stainless. You can do great things with both of those steels and neither one is too expensive.
would be awesome for sure!
SK5 is pretty damn close to 1095. Heat treatment matters more
I'm a big fan of the SRK. For $35-$45 in the US I think it's a great knife. Good balance of size and strength for general use at a price that doesn't hurt. I'd say it did okay in this test. Not mind blowing but it's not the best design for extreme load bearing, it really shines as being easy to carry, good grip, medium size and weight, easy to maintain. A good woods survival knife and weapon design. I wish they still made the 3V version which presumably would be much tougher. I have the 3V Recon Scout which is available now and I'd love to see how that holds up since it's so thick and 3V. Also the San Mai SRK would he interesting to compare. Keep up the great vids!
thanks for your input, cheers!
They still make the 3V version, it's just uncoated.
@@patricktakada9551 Link me one for sale
As a 60 Euro knife I think that is a bargain! Great video! Keep up the good stuff!
thanks!
I ordered the Gerber Strongarm.
I have a Schrade SCHF36. It's 1095 but now I'm thinking this steel is too brittle for knives. It breaks like glass. I didn't spend a lot on it because I knew nothing of knives when I bought it. Everyone said get full tang, 1095 steel and this Schrade is 1/4 thick.
The Strongarm will be the nicest knife I've ever had when it gets delivered.
you won't regret it!!
At just looking………1095 is great steel. But, regardless of what kind of steel you have, it’s all about the heat treat.
If a steel is not heat treated properly it will fail, either it’s intended use, or completely by catastrophic failure.
In knives and knife steel you get what you pay for.
If you want a true bet your life on it knife, get a better makers knife. Some fairly budget friendly knives that will hold up better, look at Tops, or Essee, or some of the custom makers out there that aren’t extremely over pricey.
Just remember, what he is doing is knife abuse, and he’s actually trying to get the knife to break, which is possible with any/anybody’s product out there, and any steel made.
The TOPS Silent Hero is 1095, watch Joe's video on that. 1095 can be very very tough.
@@craigcook1571 @craig cook this is why its called "Destruction test" and not "unboxing test" or "featherstick-test"!
@@joex I hear ya, I like your vids, I was just pointing out any knife, with any steel can break, as the unbreakable/undullable knife steel has not been made……….yet, and that the heat treat is a big factor in how well a knife blade can hold up
Really nice channel and videos. I do own a SK5 SRK. Steel is tough and dose not chip easily, also it is very easy to sharpen. Also did some batoning on beech wood and held up nicely, even in cold weather. I think that for it’s intended purpose and price it dose the job. I’ve been waiting for a channel like yours for a long time, keep up the good work!
thanks, i have some more coming!
Im highly impressed. That knife is plenty tough for 99.999% of any survival situation and for it price its hard to beat! I want to see some higher end knives tested the same way
it is cooL!
Hey Joe, out of all the knifes you have tested, what's the best for a do all knife?
check my "Top 20 " video
@@joex thanks bud
Did it break exactly along the plunge line? If so could kinda be more a design/production problem than an issue with the steel per se.
could be, i don't know!
Omg you done it again!
I can see you have a destructive streak in you at this rate your get no presents the Christmas after this one!🙂
yeah, i was a bad boy!"
😇👍
I have the SRK in AUS8A steel. I use it in my car for an emergency type blade. Also have my Kobun in there too. I'd like to see the CS Survivalist go through the torture test.
I second the Survivalist. The blade is a little thin but should still do pretty well given the steel.
Would love the SRK model in cpm3v. I have the sk5 and do love the knife. Just ordered the Ontario SP 6. So can't wait to see how well this blade does. Good video man
thanks!
A CS CPM3V SRK would cost about $350, I bet. A 3V Magnum Tanto XII cost about $440 msrp. A MASTER TANTO (CPM 3V) is $350 msrp.
@@tigerpisces5506about $300 AUD ...
Do one on 3v or San mai, or any of the fixed blade cold steel in 3v..would love to see if you could break a ak47 field knife with these absurdly awesome tests
I have the san mai version. Super sharp and easily maintainable. I think i will be more brittle than the SK5 version.
I just ordered a SRK in San Mai. For a casual back up/backpacking knife.
I have smacked the tip of my San mai against my concrete sidewalk attached to a log and it didn't chip..I'm not disagreeing if its not more or less brittle. Just saying
Dude, really loolking forword to see your review on Maddog knife.
ok
What do you think is a better knife, the SRK or the glock 78???
in terms of cutting and killing zomies the SRK, for durability and indestructability GLOCK!!!
Does the 4 Max took more hard use or the test was different?
the tests were a bit different!!
Sir what tactical knife would you recommend
WTG ARES
I enjoy your abstract style. I prefer this over a guy with a new knife babbling on in his living room.
i feel u brother!
I’ve just got new one, what angle of blade angle do you recomand? Ive had it sharpened for 24° but it looks stil too dull to me 🤔
i am not sure about that!
15°
@@stefthorman8548 but then it’ll lost chopping ability, its survival knife for rough handling 🤔
@@borisp916320
Honestly, for the price I'd consider that a pretty good performance (especially as anything significantly better, e.g. Becket BK or Ontario RAT, seems to start at around 50% more).
As for the actual outcomes, I'm not going to deny the tip broke earlier than preferred, but if I stabbed a knife dozens of times into the hood of a car I probably wouldn't be surprised if the tip gave out soon after. Also, considering that the tang seems to generally be considered the SRK's weak point (understandably so), I did find it a little ironic that the blade broke in a spot where a full tang construction wouldn't have made a difference.
i like it too!
Great video! I figured this knife would be a bit more durable but it's good to see its limits
Will you be uploading the Airlite cold steel video soon?
i am planning to do it end of april or so!
"911 what is your emergency?" "yes, there is a man with a knife in a gas mask stabbing the hood of the car!"
"and i think he is horny"!!! "so send female cops!!!!
Bei der Motorhaube war ich eigentlich positiv überrascht, beim Holz hätte ich daher auch etwas mehr Zähigkeit erwartet, war dann ja wohl leider nix, lol. Interessanter Testverlauf, allerdings hätte ich gedacht, du bearbeitest den Messerrücken auch noch etwas, vielleicht mit hartem Batoning oder ähnlichem, wäre auch noch interessant gewesen, wie es da performt. Bei der Schlagzahl, die du da im Video vorlegst, komm ich ja schon beim Zusehen ausser Atem (mit meiner Raucherlunge), Respekt! ;) !
Bei dem Vergleich Taiwan zu China muss ich dir aber widersprechen. China macht seit einigen Jahren durchaus sehr gute Klingen. Natürlich nicht bei allem, was von dort kommt, aber mittlerweile doch ne ganze Menge mit erstaunlicher Qualität. Einige namhafte Hersteller lassen ja auch zum Teil dort produzieren.
Den Gummigriff bei einigen ColdSteel Messern, wie auch bei diesem SRK finde ich persönlich übrigens hervorragend -er ist zwar nicht schick oder wertvoll, aber dafür unglaublich griffig, egal ob trocken, schmutzig oder nass, was ich bei einem Gebrauchsmesser sehr wichtig und praktisch finde und daher an diesen Griffen schätze. Als Meisselgriff/knauf ist er jedoch eher untauglich (grins!)
Ich liebäugel mit der SanMai Version aus VG10 dieses Messers. Mal sehen...
Grüße aus dem Schwarzwald , BFG
danke für das Kómmentar, ich kenn deine Videos auch recht gut, speziell die "älteren"!! Hab gestern ein Video über das gleiche Messer in VG10 hochgeladen:
th-cam.com/video/5qNu9-bVPoQ/w-d-xo.html
Später kommt noch das RECON Scout in VG10 !!
Ich dachte das SRK SK5 überlebt den "Tip-Test" , beim VG10 habe ichs glaube ich besser gemacht!
LG in den Black Forrest!
I have seen these tips break on these with the SK5 steel on other videos.. But on the good side its a cheaper knife..
yes it is cheap! 4 sure!!
This guy has shown me that they all break. So I’m at the point where if it survives his hood test with all its bits then it’s a good knife. Because who goes around stabbing metal. Still extremely disappointed by the Becker knives
cool!
Hultafors GK did not break.
$16.00 knife.
@@steverose3318small knifes doesn't break as easily as longer, bigger, and heavier knifes
I own one and would trust my life to it, even more so after this test.
A USMC KABAR subjected to the same tests would fail more quickly.
cool, glad u like it!
i think i did a Kabar, check my vids pls!!!
Yes agreed
awesome
thanks!
Make Sog seal xr destruction test
This dude found a way to get paid for doing cardio 👍
yes!
@@joex Brilliant!
also dont forget that longer blades give you more torque when prying so less force will apply a lot more stress relative to a shorter blade
thats what she said!
I have to say, more than anything else, you're a tough and strong mofo for doing this in a full combat setup and a gas mask. I would have probably collapsed after 10 mins lol.
I just bought the SK5 SRK as a car knife for not a lot of money ($60 USD). It's just something to throw in the box in my trunk as part of an emergency kit, and I figured I would not want to spend $100 or more for a knife that I expect I'll forget about until I need it. It seems to have held up pretty well for the price, IMO.
it is all about training! cheers!
SRKs are cool blades!
Joe,try wildsteer wing tactic and kodiak,please😉
maybe!
I wouldn't have expected much more from this CS Srk in sk5, moreover i was surprised that it withstood so much stabbing on the hood of the car, i was almost certain that the tip would break even faster
the car stabbing was very good! but in the end....
Cool.
You shoud do it with the leatherneck sf
yeah, i really should!
i have this knife - thanks for showing its limitations joe
Only thing that is good for this knife is price, everything else is not,great work Joe 👏🏼
i agree!
Cold steel 52100 drop forged next!!!
your giving me flash backs to military days of wearing gas mask and hiking not being able to breath
i like it a lot!
Curious how the CPM 3v version would have failed. Great video! Thank you for doing these tests!
yes that would be interesting for sure!
haven’t seen the 3v version available until yet on German market
It sucks, I don't think they make it anymore and I haven't found one for sale anywhere. I did get the Recon Scout in 3V which is out currently. It's spine is 5/16" thick, I wonder how it'd do.
VERY interesting to ponder.
3V is lower carbon but still high alloy, and PM, so 3V "SHOULD" be a lot more durable than SK5, but we don't know for certain.
What I can say for certain is people in the past (Fehrman Knivers) treated 3V to near INFI levels of durability. According to the test charts 3V drops durability fast at 60RC, as long as it's treated to 58RC/59RC it should be quite good, but we don't know what hardness Cold Steel is aiming for.
@@budthecyborg4575 thanks for the info!!
Test a cold steel recon scout in 3v, that should do pretty good its 5/16 thick and 3v. The tip might break cuz its fairly thin but i cant see the rest breaking very easy.
i will see what i can do!
Don't ask him to do that, this little knife kicked his butt, never have I seen an idiot use a knife to stab a car hood, Of course the results ain't gonna be great, that's not what the tool is intended for, do you see fireman using a knife instead of the jaws of life when they're rescuing people from cars? this guy is an idiot!
😮 hultafors is from sk5 as well, tnx for the test , I wanted to buy one .
you sure about the hultafors SK5 steel? there are a lot of different one!
Hultafors GK ,,the cheapest one ,, it is made from sk5 steel and personality I like it a lot for that price range.
@@K.M925 ok, thanks!
I don't call that a fail. It's a $40 knife and you had to purposely TRY your hardest to break it. You expended a LOT of energy to break it in fact. That tells me that under normal use, it's a very good knife and will probably last for years to come. Agree?
sure i do!
Agreed I would definitely use this knife for survival and for defense. As a matter of fact it's my main go to shtf blade. 🇺🇲✝️👍🏻
youre car killer
no i am not!
0:50 *when you're a summer school desk*
yeah, fuckkk school!
"You see what happens, Larry!?"
yeah, it got fuuuukkkkddd!
Oh that is sad to see it break rather easily but I guess if you are going to do that stuff it would be wiser to use a screw driver, pry bar and hammer not a cutting tool 😊 thanks for the great demonstration 👍👍
ok
Haha
Das hat weniger mit dem Stahl zu tun sondern mit der Wärmebehandlung dessen. Das zeigt ja der Hultafors GK Test.
ok, danke!
For those interested, here's other youtuber who tested the tip of SK5-version by stabbing into wood and bending blade. Fast-forwarded to right part: th-cam.com/video/EC3pEAJnlr8/w-d-xo.html
must be me!
What did that car ever do to you Joe?
it lives!
How do you rate victorinox steel
not too bad, usually flexible!
@@joex yes thanks 😊
Awesome. Wish you could do the the cold steel recon tanto. That’s the knife I use in my get home bag and bug out bag.
i did it, check my videos! Recon Tanto in SK5
Common JOE X bring it on some more. And thank you for making me change my mind. Likely I got rid off all those knives you tested before you even did it, I knew was all junk somehow I felted, I always summarize the structure and the material of the knife debating with myself and that's what help me, you just proved to me in real life. Thanks don't stop keep up with the good work. Try the cold steel warcraft few ones that I kept it
thanks a lot, warcraft is sold out here, wanted to buy it already!!
I'm looking for that one knife, as they say one knife One life
Love the special effects my friend. Great show as always. I like the coldsteel knives.
thanks!
That's why I sold mine and it was made in Japan I always doubt about that handle, I have to get rid of my marauder has the same weak handle
ok! handle is weird material!
Sog Seal pup next? Kind regards Chantal
soory, not now, Chantal - like female Chantal?
@@joex Yes, but I like my knives and katana's all the same..🔥 Keep up the good work, I like it a lot! 💥🤘
@@Chantalicious74 🤟🤟🤟🤟
😅🤣😆 This is some funny shit to watch😆🤣😅 Joe x is the man on a mission to destroy any knife he gets his hands on
🤟🤟
Judgin by your torture tests it seems that the recon tanto was much more durable than the srk model 🤔😅
yes exactly!
I appreciate the testing and the level at which it fails........but who would use a knife in this manner?
There are tools made for this work!
JOE X does!
OK it's your gear!
@@6666tank i know
I just bought one of these
good!
3v version could be tougher?
yeah maybe!
Wow so the G Strongarm tested much better than the CS SRK in SK5.
yes!
nutnfancy have been brokes the 2 knives made of sk5 from coldsteel taiwan.
and there are some break accidents on the net of sk5 bushman.
so i gusse that cs's ht on sk5 is not perfect.
sk5 with reseaonable hardness should be tougher than those poor things.
yes!
If a knife is used for its intended purpose it will not break, except when faulty manufacturing occurs. If you misuse a knife, of course, a knife can be broken; you can break any knife if you choose to all you prove in your videos is you can break a knife.
thanks for the advice mum!
His videos speak volumes. We can identify the limits of each knife and make a concious purchase. If you browse through the whole bladeforums, for example, reading every thread you would learn almost nothing. Matter of fact, my brain shrinks every time I go there from so much idiocy. The same thing with a table top review. We learn nothing from those types of videos. This channel isn't for people who put the lowest expectations on the knife companies. Here we have high expectations. We think in the worst case scenarios. Not light weight utility/baby your knife, lame mundane stuff.
@@PowerMadHeadBanger AMEN, thanks for your comment!!!! me likey!!!
Joe, you really need to make your own knife. I have the feeling that knife manufacturers are stuck in a meaningless psychological compromise. Show them that you can make a knife that has edge retention and at the same time does not break. They call it a compromise because they haven't found the right solution yet. I think you can, so give it a shot. But please don't forget, make one between 8 and 9 inches for me :))) All the best to you!1🍻
thanks, maybe later i can do that, but not allone!!!
@@joex Ok... but be careful, girls tend to ruin everything 😕😂🍻
A knife is a cutting tool not a prying tool , get a pry bar for prying , not a fail , broke due to miss use
still broke bro!
Great video!!! PLEASE, do this kind of tests on more knives!!!
thanks!
@@joex Would you, PLEASE, do this test to the Cold Steel Wasp?
@@istandwithIsrael not now sorry
Can u test a Cold Steel AK-47 folder?
not now, sorry!
@@joex Not now but whenever u get to it. I know Ur busy destroying other knives. 😁
@@mbuser781 true!
Great video, greetings from Ukraine!!!
thanks, good luck to you!!! hope you are safe!!!
@@joex Thanks, I hope so...
Slava Ukraini ! from the U.K.
@@annodomini7250 Thanks for support
Great reviews as always joe doing a big favour for us knife community
thanks!
DBK sent me 👍
awesome!
Do a CRKT Homefront destruction
🤑OK
The truth is that 420HC is better than any carbon steel. Carbon steels are mediocre steels that are used only because they are cheap. The Gerber Strongarm with 420HC is very inexpensive and has survived the Mayor Fuglycool test. That would he a good candidate for your test. It may survive your test or not.
yes, i like the Mayor!!
DO you know what that "HC" behind the 420 in "420HC" means? It means "High Carbon" !
So, 420HC is in fact a High Carbon Steel. Then how can it be, that 420HC is better than ANY Carbon Steel, since 420HC itself is a Carbon Steel, my friend?
@@blackforestghost1 you know your stuff!!
Or my god Joe the destroyer has done it yet again another knife bites the dust , I like this knife ,well done Joe for another entertaining video 📹 👍 👏 😀, keep them coming.
thanks margaret!
Wish CS could bring Aus-8a SRK back or produce a 1055 version. I had some personal poor impression on SK5... seems to chip faster than other carbon steels in chopping or batoning.
maybe, thanks for the input!!
Cause of the stupid hollow grind on the new sk5 version . It's cheaper to make a hollow grind but also make it shitty for heavy use
extrem knife!!!!!!
oh yeah!!
Have you tested cold steel's trail master yet?
no
Zrób test noża od GP NS3
thanks a lot!
Неееет ну уж SRK то всегда был эталоном крепости. Автор, ты разрушил мои иллюзии по неубиваемости ножей!😄 если бы мог - поставил бы 100 лайков 👍🏻
100 likes, sound good!!!
Could you please test Cold Steel Broken Skull? I think it’s a pretty sturdy knife for it’s weight and price.
i will see what i can do!
We want to try Knife Park River
i think you mean Bark River? maybe later!!!
@@joex Park River Aurora Or Bravo
@@joex th-cam.com/video/VUyH4g6hCW4/w-d-xo.html
Men wrong use to the tool.
I'm not agree with you doing this kind of destruction to a good knife.
It's a utility rescue knife not Excalibur sword.
wrong, i found it stuck in a Prick!!!
Thanks for this review, had no idea the SRK SK5 breaks so easy, especially compared to somewhat similar Recon Tanto in SK5!
it was hard abuse!
It did not survive as long as i thought it would.. Great video👍
thanks!
Imagine that, it broke at the fulcrum.🧐
🙈
3v srk is what I use in the wilderness. Excellent review Joe!
thanks!
And you can not understand why the KNIFE failed 😂WTF
Nope
The SRK is a Great Design , the SK-5 model is obviously their Budget version and for only around $40 it's a Great Deal , I don't care how fast the tip broke and Obviously your Trying to Break the knife to see how much Abuse it can take , but I Guarantee you couldn't break their CMP-3V Model .....
guarantee? What do you bet?
I have a $1,000.00 that says You Can Not Break a CPM-3V SRK if do the Same Stuff that you did to the SK-5 Model .... Of course you can Break Any Knife if you start Whaling on it with a Sledge Hammer , But Cold Steels 3V is Pretty Tough, they picked up and hung a VOLVO from a CMP-3V Master Tanto from a chain and then bounced it around , you can still find that video around ....👍🖖
Could you please link the knife you are referring to?
After watching over 20+ videos with hollow grind fails, I wonder why its a thing. Yes, apparently it makes the knife more "slicey" and a tad lighter but the durability always suffers.
ok, thanks for the info!
@@joex Actually I was probing for your and other opinions 😅
@@primafacie5029
Damn.... my eyes... my heart.... is bleeding
thats bad
Ok now i know the philosophy of your channel, pushing the limits of different knives, which is ok even if you know yourself that they are not made for that. I will subscribed your channel because it's quite interesting and funny. Sorry for yesterday but i just bought a M95...that would be nice which knife impressed you the most. Take care.👍🤗
thanks, you are on the "dark side" now, Luke!!
JOE X HAS 100% saved people from thousands and thousands
hopefully!!!