This is what I love about this community. The ref for each run is a fellow competitor and when the world champ came up a guy that is trying to beat him said "you're gonna win this I got you". Great stuff
Your video has inspired me to design a cutter for myself. Only thing is as per my country's laws it needs to be way smaller. Where can I get more info on how these knives are made. Or what they are called. It looks like a normal chopper with some minor changes to the blade. What metal do most guys use.
I hear cpm m4 as a steel recommended by many. Of course there are other steels one may use like 3v, 5160, 1095 etc.. Consensus is, there is no best steel for a knife, but there are popular choices depending on the application or use. There are many online forums one can easily google or end up in in one's research. And there is also youtube for the testing, forging etc videos
@@diegoveloso3rd What steels you can get is also limited to where in the world you live. For now I have purchased some D2. Tool steel. Looking for a design I can scale down to fit our laws.
@@ronchinoy oh, well D2 is good :) i do notice i have to oil my D2 knives a bit more often due to humidity and my sweaty palms hehehe For designs, i usually go to instagram for inspiration. Lots of great smiths and even more knives. Im sure youll find many knives there with design qualities you'd fancy. Just search #competitionchopper :D
What is the point of the row of water bottles, or sometimes beer cans. They're not supported at all on either side. So it just looks like they're raking bottles or cans off of a table. I've watched several of these and they all have that part in the event.
Can somebody explain to me what the rules are? Like are they trying to complete all tasks as quickly as possible? And what's the objective of the one where they cut the rope that's flat on the table?
The main point of this is the testing of the knife and the bladesmith's skills. The rope on the table for the slow slice is there to show how clean of a slice the knife makes. Rope also tests the edge retention
Lot of knife enthusiasts here . But would definitely like to see more . I would love to try this one of these years . Instead I’ll just keep practicing in my back yard haha . Stay safe as always 🤠
Hey man, George from LADbible here. We think this video is awesome and would love to post it onto our page. Is this possible? We will fully credit you, thanks!
I’m one of the few who find this very entertaining. I read a lot of bogus comments . I would love to do this !! ( even had my very own custom competition knife made that is just pure awesomeness). Posted a vid about a week ago . Thanks for sharing and Stay Safe as Always 💯
I just had one custom made . Posted a vid about a week ago . They can get rather expensive but I found a company that will build you an amazing competition knife for a heck of a lot less . I use it to not only practice the skills of Bladesports, but I use for a chopper as well . I will never need to buy another chopper . Let me know if still interested. Stay safe as always 🤠
OAL 15 inch, blade 10 inch, handle 5 inch, maximum width 2 inch, it can be hidden tang or full tang with at least 2 pin, full tang more recommended. Must have 1 hole in the handle for safety string, blade thickness and design is up to you 😁
It is the chopper blade. Go (or google) Cibatu regency, west java province of Indonesia. There are many bladesmiths and seller that providing excellent any type of blades and knives.
I don't get it, are any of the guys using a blade they've made and display its qualities or is it just a competition to show ? To show what exactly? Looks fun to do though haha
Ha! nice one. It makes a lot more sense ! Slick. Big up to the fellas, some real dyi forging at work ! Much obliged to all. I will be watching it again and delve into the contestants' blogs. Very interesting,. Ta
Im surprised the guy at 3:00 didn't win he looked the best out there. I'd say if this is based even partially on speed then these guys should start learning to pick up the pace. The winner was the only guy I noticed go particularly quick through these. His ring slice thing didn't go as planned but the rest weren't too shabby. Not the best cuts but the best speed won this competition it seems.
"nice gary!"
+Noah Ridgway he's a crowd favorite
LOLOLOL GET it GET it
Y'all talking bout Gary, none of y'all talking bout how Big Chris chopped a 2 x 4 in 4 chops.
That was just nuts !!!
And not properly caught on camera .:(
*PLOT TWIST*
Gary is the knife
4:02 is where gary starts
ScoopsTherobotreal1 you the real MVP
thelegend27
niiicee gaarrryy
So Fast
Somehow I ended up here. What is life?
+chris anderson mysterious and fun
Blade sports
Haha same
I'm here for gary
Look what covid-19 making me watch in quarantine!
Lol
The 4 time world champion came with a totally different stance than the rest. I haven’t been this hype watching a sport in a while!
Nice!
NICE GARY! LET'S GO GARY!!
+Rene N haha he's been doing it for like 13 years or something
*ALL RIGHT GARY*
(Anyone else from 2019?)
Elite Instinct funniest thing ever
I’m from 2020 it’s living hell right now search it up
While Gary’s form and efficiency was immaculate his diagonal cuts on the pillar could have been optimized
Some of these commenters are like, "where can I get that knife?" and I'm over here like, "where can I get that gary?"
The sound of the delicate slicing of rope is so satisfying
+Ragoons GG I know right
*N I C E G A R Y*
"I wanna be with gary" -Jerry from Rick n Morty
Man they are all so supportive. Truly wholesome.
Ya gotta respect that .
Don’t see much of that in sports .
Stay safe as always 🤠
They all seem really into this....good job to everyone!
Crazy. This just popped up in my feed... and I found myself watching in the audience. I remember being there!
That’s awesome!
This is what I love about this community. The ref for each run is a fellow competitor and when the world champ came up a guy that is trying to beat him said "you're gonna win this I got you". Great stuff
Netflix had a show with one of these guys representing their sport. Pretty cool. Mankind made stone knifes before fire. There is some appeal here.
Man that looks fun! Hi from Australia
+Cedric & Ada Gear and Outdoors it is tons of fun! Australia?! Awesome!
Thanks for watching
Cedric & Ada Gear and Outdoors STRAYA
The Bearded Burton by.
I absolutely want to do this !!
But for now , I just have my own fun in my back yard haha .
Stay safe as always 🤠
Gary is the supreme leader in being a loved husband
This is one hell of great competition great cutting skills Congratulations Garry.
Indeed it is .
I hope to try this one of these days .
Very Cool 😎
Where can i get such amazing 🔪 knives?
Кто пришел от Yuri The Professional ?))
What's the 3rd thing they cut? After the paper?
Damn I want to know all about what steel and edge geometry they shoot for on these blades. I heard they like M4 and 4V but I can't confirm that.
Yea M4
Very interesting I love to see a sharp knife, great competition..
No, this is Patrick.
Is one hand in the back pocket a rule?
Your video has inspired me to design a cutter for myself. Only thing is as per my country's laws it needs to be way smaller. Where can I get more info on how these knives are made. Or what they are called. It looks like a normal chopper with some minor changes to the blade. What metal do most guys use.
I hear cpm m4 as a steel recommended by many. Of course there are other steels one may use like 3v, 5160, 1095 etc.. Consensus is, there is no best steel for a knife, but there are popular choices depending on the application or use.
There are many online forums one can easily google or end up in in one's research. And there is also youtube for the testing, forging etc videos
@@diegoveloso3rd What steels you can get is also limited to where in the world you live. For now I have purchased some D2. Tool steel.
Looking for a design I can scale down to fit our laws.
@@ronchinoy oh, well D2 is good :) i do notice i have to oil my D2 knives a bit more often due to humidity and my sweaty palms hehehe
For designs, i usually go to instagram for inspiration. Lots of great smiths and even more knives. Im sure youll find many knives there with design qualities you'd fancy. Just search #competitionchopper :D
@@diegoveloso3rd I prefer www.pinterest.com/ for design templates.
OMG Is that Gary with pink folder in background? Nice Gary
Great video! Congrats to all the competitors!
+LT Wright Handcrafted Knives thanks!!
Great Comment!!
Stay safe as always 🤠
What´s the deal with the papertube? As many cuts as possible?
wheres preparedmind101?
+Dude Bro lol he's more than welcome to come try ha
How TF did the 1st prize NOT go to my man Gary...i demand a recount.
Pretty cool.
Thanks for the video
+Eat Carbs Outdoors thanks a lot man
What is the point of the row of water bottles, or sometimes beer cans. They're not supported at all on either side. So it just looks like they're raking bottles or cans off of a table. I've watched several of these and they all have that part in the event.
No, those bottles are being cut. The fact that they are not supported is what makes that difficult.
Can somebody explain to me what the rules are? Like are they trying to complete all tasks as quickly as possible? And what's the objective of the one where they cut the rope that's flat on the table?
The main point of this is the testing of the knife and the bladesmith's skills. The rope on the table for the slow slice is there to show how clean of a slice the knife makes. Rope also tests the edge retention
All these men were thinking about their wives..😂😂😂
+Deep Mukhia haha
LOOOOOL
🤣
where can i find rules to this sport?
+Jakub Moravec bladesports.org
Well done! A big field to compete with.
+downeast primitive skills goodness yes, we've got more competitors now than ever!
Andy was pretty good too really, enjoyed his 2x4 cut
Andy definitely was pretty impressive.
I liked his back hand water bottles technique 🤠
Gary is beast mode. Josh, take notes.
I like Blade Sport !!! :)
THANKS for uploading !
Lot of knife enthusiasts here .
But would definitely like to see more .
I would love to try this one of these years .
Instead I’ll just keep practicing in my back yard haha .
Stay safe as always 🤠
These some big boys... "Get you some"...LMAO... I feel like they're all from the same family...
Nice camera work.
2:57 히스토리 채널에서 오신 분들께 환영의 인사를 보냅니다
Hey man, George from LADbible here. We think this video is awesome and would love to post it onto our page. Is this possible? We will fully credit you, thanks!
+George Brown yea go for it man, just give me a link/source when you do so I can watch it
I’m one of the few who find this very entertaining.
I read a lot of bogus comments .
I would love to do this !!
( even had my very own custom competition knife made that is just pure awesomeness).
Posted a vid about a week ago .
Thanks for sharing and Stay Safe as Always 💯
Does anyone know what the regulation dimensions are on those choppers? I want to build one and have a go.
I just had one custom made .
Posted a vid about a week ago .
They can get rather expensive but I found a company that will build you an amazing competition knife for a heck of a lot less .
I use it to not only practice the skills of Bladesports, but I use for a chopper as well .
I will never need to buy another chopper .
Let me know if still interested.
Stay safe as always 🤠
OAL 15 inch, blade 10 inch, handle 5 inch, maximum width 2 inch, it can be hidden tang or full tang with at least 2 pin, full tang more recommended. Must have 1 hole in the handle for safety string, blade thickness and design is up to you 😁
Being able to cleanly slice a free hanging rope like that after going ham on a 2x4 is mindblowing.
It’s super steel knives and amazing heat treats. That’s what makes this so fun
Would be great if Joe Rogan would be the commentator 😂😂😂
FINISH IT!!!
Nice Gary!
LET GO GARY
What sort of edge do they put on knives for this? Polished, or toothy?
Polished
I only came here to see a god...
GARRRRRYYYYY
Do these guys sharpen commercially available knives or do they have competition knives specially forged ?
Greg Young most are hand made however theres a certain thickness and size they all must have
seth rogen cheers , it's an insane competition to watch but strangely compelling
Exactly, we make all our knives and have certain guidelines we have to pertain to. We also sharpen and take care of our knives on our own.
What sort of edge works best for this? What angle and finish?
You the man Gary!
Do they make this knives?
Those knifes are commonly made of PM M-4 steel at 62 to 66 HRC hardness.
COME ON GARY
blade no. 3 is the best
Setuju
This is oddly fascinating
This was a good match, big guy in orange has a good blade.
Are they competing using the blades they make themselves? Or they just bought them?
+Стас Беженарь most are made by us but some people purchase from some of the cutters also
BLADE SPORTS!!! (Sponsored by Dasani)
Good job
Hi Bearded Burton, can I use some of your shots for a Dutch TV-show? Cheers, Hein
No, you do not have permission to use our footage
The_red_ barron no you do not have permission to use our footage how many times do I have to tell you? I don’t care that it’s 2 years later
They gotta hit that faster
Just added a new sport to my favorites list 😁👍🏽
Oh Yeah !!!!
I like how a majority of them use their gut to keep the horizontal rope on the block
Yesssss
On quarantine and ended up here 🤷🏼♂️
What knife and were can I get one
that Big chris guy is awesome
Presented by Dasani
Do all the blades have to be the same weight?
+Ippo2k17 no weight is up to cutter, but all blades have a specific jig they must fit in and thickness, cutting edge etc...
The Bearded Burton y don't the knives have a point
Yeah, we are from Yuri
Anyone here from Marlon webb
Productive Protege what did marlon Webb do ?
What steel??
It all varies as most are making their own knives. Anything between M4 and Vanadis4 Extra
Why do they call him big Chris???
Nice
gary ??
Why does this feel like a competition of who’s the most dad of them all?
Corn fed at the last had a dam sharp knife as a matter of fact they all do
"We need this Gary! Go Gary!"
What kind of blade and where do i get one
They are all handmade and most are done by the cutters themselves.
Check out Bladesports.com and you can contact them where to get one!
I make knives so if you wanted to check them out but you'd have to custom order a knife like that.
It is the chopper blade. Go (or google) Cibatu regency, west java province of Indonesia. There are many bladesmiths and seller that providing excellent any type of blades and knives.
Is it a requirement of the competition for the participants to make their own cutlery?
No
I dont get it.
this is so lit
nice nice nice NICE GARY!!!
these are the people that if their daughter comes home crying the dad will be like where’s he live?
FINISH STROOONGGGG
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I don't get it, are any of the guys using a blade they've made and display its qualities or is it just a competition to show ? To show what exactly? Looks fun to do though haha
All are made by them, we are testing the abilities of these knives and the edge retention etc.
It’s a blast to do
Ha! nice one. It makes a lot more sense ! Slick. Big up to the fellas, some real dyi forging at work ! Much obliged to all. I will be watching it again and delve into the contestants' blogs. Very interesting,. Ta
what a load of fun
Imagine pissing off one of those guys, at least my head will stay in one piece.
Im surprised the guy at 3:00 didn't win he looked the best out there. I'd say if this is based even partially on speed then these guys should start learning to pick up the pace. The winner was the only guy I noticed go particularly quick through these. His ring slice thing didn't go as planned but the rest weren't too shabby. Not the best cuts but the best speed won this competition it seems.
It's timed, but successful cuts reduces your overall time, so it's better to go a little slower and make sure you get the cuts
Stop saying garry is that wolan drunk or what
Muito foda
Pra caralho