COLD STEEL MAGNUM TANTO IX CPM3V - KNIFE DESTRUCTION TEST - UNTIL IT BREAKS - STEEL: CPM 3V
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STEEL: CPM3V - SUPERSTEEL
EXTREME TESTING Cold Steel Magnum Tanto IX
FIXED KNIFE - KNIFE TEST - FIRST IMPRESSION
BRICK TEST, TIP TEST, TORTURE TEST, CAR STABBING
KNFE REVIEW - FIRST LOOK - DESTROYING - UNBOXING
- DEATHBOXING - BREAKING POINT - KNIFE REVIEW
Cold Steel Magnum Tanto IX CPM3V - 60 HRC
@ufprogear @Clawgearcom @csknives - บันเทิง
Glad I stayed with my tough AUS8 steel and never brought out my knife in this overpriced CPM3V steel that is brittle as hell as you demonstrated. Great video as always.
90% of my CS collection is aus10 and I am more than satisfied with that. I bought their warcraft large and ak-47 field knife in way over priced 3v. Love those knives but I'm more confident and far less paranoid using and maintaining 10a
i agree 100 % !!!!!
thanks!
Sorry, but there is NO WAY AUS8(A) steel comes close to CPM-3V in terms of toughness when hardened to the same HRC. Of course you can harden AUS8(A) to lower HRCs (< 58) for added toughness, but this will result in bad edge retention and much easier deformation of the edge/blade. CPM-3V is literally the toughest stuff you can get on a production knife that will still have some decent edge retention thanks to the added vanadium.
Please keep in mind that longer blades will always suffer from much higher stress levels due to leverage effects compared to shorter blades. Going for a lower HRC might have been a much better choice for this particular knife, but there is absolutely nothing wrong with using CPM-3V here, it will do a much better job in this context than AUS-8(A) could have done.
Apart from that, CS has been putting out lots of overpriced crap with horrible quality control lately :(
If anyone is interested in some general (scientific) information on knife steels, feel free to pay knifesteelnerds a visit sometime:
knifesteelnerds.com/2021/10/19/knife-steels-rated-by-a-metallurgist-toughness-edge-retention-and-corrosion-resistance/
th-cam.com/users/KnifeSteelNerds
@@QuakeSphere I ordered the medium warcraft. I will not use it against stones and cars.
Thanks for doing all the tests no one else will. Keep going never stop.
thanks, only death can stop me!
Tests no one else will. Because no ones purposely trying to destroy their knife. Isn't that the crew at Coldsteel's job?
I am glad to see you protecting your eyes, hands head and face and overall body properly. I’ve seen some guys do tests with nothing more than cheap sunglasses on. Great reviews and safety! 👍
👍thanks
😂 are you being sarcastic? lol. That's how he dresses
@@joex What kind of steel is more durable from your experience?
Hitting a knife edge at a concrete block continuously will cause damage to any knife of any made and any steel. However, this knife will serve very well for its intended purpose of slicing and slashing at your enemies two legged or four legged. I have a few folders made with CPM 3V steel and they hold a razor sharp edge very well.
ok, if u say so!!!
Yet again, another informative insight into the true punishment a knife can take. Thanks Joe 😊
u are welcome!
JOE has tested a variety of steel materials. It has been very helpful. Thank you very much.
u are welcome buta!
This is Sparta on this amazing channel!!! 👏 JoeX shows no mercy to any blade!!! Great show again brother 👏 👍 🙌
thanks a lot Joe!
Watching this blade penetrate a car door sold me immediately.
yeah, it is a good penetrator!!! thats what........ cheers!
Very impressive ! Thanks Joe.
u are welcome!
Awesome content. Keep them coming! I'm sure you have the biggest collection of broken knives anyone has ever owned!!)
yes, i think so too!
By the way. Where can I go to earn my DikCok badge 😆
Awesome test brother ,,, Handle 💩 shocker for Cold Steel premium knife ...
yes it was!
I love these torture tests. keep them coming buddy 🍻👍
gracias!
Great looking knife. 3V is a personal favorite steel for fixed blade knives for me.
Same it's edge retention is awesome, people hating on it for little reason.
@@jakefarronmerlin7963 Tough as heck too.
If the heat treat is done well, CPM-3V is the king of toughness while still having some very decent edge retention
@@robinhardwood1593 Absolutely agree. I have a Demko Knives AD20 in CPM 3V amazing knife in every way. Great edge retention and tough as hell.
Very nice! I'd like to see Joe test an AD20.5 one day... I have to admit that my favourite Demko knife is still the AD15. For some reason I completely fell for the Scorpion Lock and wish that there were more knives out there with one. I've batoned my CS AD15 through dry hazel wood with > 10 cm of diameter and it took it like it was nothing at all and I'd also love to see a Scorpion Lock knife tested here one day...
Great video...good job
Impressive how strong antlers are. Nice test once again.
thanks La Ude, what are the hobbits doing?
@@joex They are on vacation.
@@_laude__ aha, ok too much mooney!!
Man ,no kidding,i like your tests the most ..and i find what i want and btw your stamina is great!keep up the wonderful work 👍
thanks, i will and welcome to my "mission"!!!!
@@joex appreciate it friend,thx for the welcome! 👍
@@eunuvreau8943
That is FKNnn badass bro...keep up the videos ....99% of people only use their knifes to cut Amazon boxes and envelopes and call that a test
thanks, i have to agree with you!
Very excited for this upload!!! Kinda disappointed the handle broke before the blade. That lonely iron pole just crying in the background!!!! 😢 😅 awesome you did the iron pole those tings are so satisfying!!!
the iron rod relaxes my nerves!
Thanks for finally testing out cold steel 3v, it broke earlier than I expected, I heard cold steel run their magnum tanto at 61-62HRC (3v should be at 58HRC for maximum toughness) which would make the steel more brittle. Anyway this is the first time I able to see the tang under the magnum tanto, also thanks for burning your money on this expensive knife just for our curiosity. Now I know if I want something indestructible I would just stick to spring steel like 5160, or just any low alloy steel.
@Star Gazer1212 Even at 58 HRC CPM-3V will have much higher edge retention than anything with comparable toughness has. But I agree, it's at higher HRCs and thin grinds where it really shines :)
nice analyse!
@@robinhardwood1593 That's right, for a fixed blade you carry for the expressed purpose of keeping a keen edge on and only used for opening up a fool on the worst day of your life 3V is the material best suited.
Yeah I haven't been impressed with 3V, maybe you're right, maybe they're running it too hard.
Joe, it’s like watching The Saints play football. I am hoping for the best, but expecting problems. You are a true artist, your destruction is beautiful like modern art. Thanks for the link!
u are welcome!!! the art of destruction!! haha, cheers!
As a Louisiana native, this hits deep
That piece at the end you're not sure about is a shock-absorbing screw meant to take the impact when striking with the pommel. Thanks for the great test dude.
Thanks brother!👍
3V wollt ich immer schon mal sehen. Dank dir. Liebe Grüße Gerry
Gern geschehen!
Hi Jò, I had read an article on steel, which said that when steel is subjected to sudden changes in temperature or vibrations, its structure changes. Basically when you give it all those blows and then you stop for 5 - 10 seconds the structure tends to relax and return to its original structure, at that moment you have to wait a bit because at that moment the steel is very fragile, I discovered from your videos that maybe this thing is true, have you noticed that they often break when you stop and then resume? Hello...
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yes, i am saying this same thing during some of my videos, i def. think that your conclusion is right!!! cheers for your info!!!
You make the best destruction videos
thanks jack art!
Impressive, nice video.
thanks Equalizer, i love your movies!
Really hoping to see the buck 124 put some work in soon!
Hi, thanks for the video. I got the knife, tested in my way (wood things), saw one harder test than mine, and the knife was perfect. I´m glad I have seen your test, out of my needs for knives but still, I didn´t expect that first "easy" break. Warcraft 3V tantos should be better I think because of full tang and more "meat" on the blade, but still... Have a great time. FM
thanks a lot, Warcraft, thats my next big project, but it is sold out!
60 HRC might just be too much for a blade that long, even in combination with CPM-3V. Or it's Cold Steel's quality control going down after their sellout...
@@joex Good luck with them, I´m waiting for the video:-) You can still find some pieces, but it is harder and harder... FM
@@robinhardwood1593 I saw, I don´t know where, those Warcrafts are hardened to 58HRC, so I expect these are the same but don´t know for sure... Anyway, the pictures of that broken areas look to me (and I´m not an expert by any means) more like bad hardening/tempering. FM
@@forestmantis1737 knivesandtools states 60 HRC, but they may (both) be wrong. A well tempered CPM-3V blade should not behave that way since this stuff is chemically designed to be extremely tough. Apart from that, the Magnum tanto has a rather slim and long blade, making for much higher stress-levels due to leverage. Interesting fact: The CS Recon Tanto in SK5 has comparable blade geometry and it broke just as easily despite its shorter blade:
th-cam.com/video/Gqdc_RndhFc/w-d-xo.html
Ho dear cold steel won't happy with that test , I knew it wouldn't last long in your hands but after the stab test it fell to bits a bit to easy especially in that price bracket and the handle most of put together with chewing gum , with blade was as brittle as candy 🍬, well it follows its brothers and sisters to the knife graveyard, well done Joe for another fine performance, hail Joe hail Joe hail Joe just love your channel well done.
thanks margaret!
Hopefully their delusional 3v pricing scheme will snap back into reality.
@@ElCapAddict good point!
Best knife reviewer ever
thanks a lot!!!
Hey joe do you think this knife is better than the San mai version of the same blade ?
Would like to see you try this same knife in the 7 inch version or the San mai version
Thank you for the test! Amazing results! Can you confirm if the pommel just unscrewed itself or it just broke off? I mean if it unscrewed itself the grip is repairable.
the pommel broke off!
@@joex That's bad and shouldn't be happening! Very posibble a falty design but we never knew since most people just use this as display items!
@@IrfanOmercic yeah! in the vitrine!
Is this the 7.5” or 9” blade length version? Also, I think at 9:47 is when pommel breaks off (striking the brick). Frame by frame, I think you can witness it detach by your right knee.
9" blade, i will check it out!
Great video really enjoy your stress tests on theses blades. It lasted longer than the Operator-7. Lol. Has any blade made it all the way through you testing??
yes some, Hultafors GK, CS SR1 LITE, CS 4 max Scout....
@@joex awesome thank you.
I think the blade did well, still had an edge to cut after all that....at a certain point they are all gonna break....again harder the steel, more prone to chip easier...surprised about handle though
for the price it did not so good!
@@joex for 300+ euro maybe but this knife costs $150 in the US. like the OP said though, the handle coming apart is disappointing.
Hopefully you get to try the Recon Scout in 3V. I feel like it’s thickness is ideal for these tests.
it is sold out!
Another great video.
White River knives need testing.
thanks!
Hey JOE can I ask you something. In your experience is it worse for a knife to break during the edge impacts or spine impacts. I was kind of surprised it snapped during an edge impact test. Most knives I've seen you break and other individuals break typically will survive the edge impacts but break during the spine impact portion. So do you think its worse for a knife to break during an edge impact test. Does that mean the steel is weaker than a steel that breaks during a spine impact test?
i think when they brake during edge impact it is much worse than during spine whack! so i think an edge impact brake means that the knife is weaker!! but maybe some steel experts can explain that better!!!
Nice
thanks!
Damn it Joe, you could have made some nice knife handles with that antler haha
it is still some left!!
Great Test, i have the XXL in San Mai i got on a trade
cool!
OMG~~~~~
I wanted to see 3V steel test, thank you. 3V should be really tough.
But at least I won't buy this particular knife.
cool!
Thank you bro! Very interesting!
Once again convinced that expensive knives are not better than Glock 78 or KaBar.
P.S. Why pay more
thats true!!
Hey man, much respect.. you beat the absolute shyt out of that knife.
yes, kabuum Cold Steel 3V!!!!
wow the steel is really good 👍👍👍👍
awesome, best i've ever had!! haha!!
that's what i called a destruction test *impressive*
thanks!
So much for 3V!
heat treat is of course the big issue here. u cant have great edge retention with a soft blade... great vid
thanks, u must be right!
Man, love your style and vids! Keep em coming👍🏻
Wow I did not expect that. Glad I have the San Mai version which I know is tough stuff.
i don't think San Mai is tougher, but i can not be sure, because i did not tested it!
@@joex do itttt
@@BuggyDClown-pc7sc
@@joex you are the only person we can entrust with this mission😾
@@joex i would prefer a outdoorsman vg10 review tho😼
Schade! Alles Gute aus Wien, mach weiter so.
ok!
I'd like to see you test a busse knife or one of its affiliate brands swamprat or scrapyard knives thanks
The best review yet
thanks, a lot !
What type of steel knife from cold steel do you recommend? Is there a knife model in particular you think is really good? I saw a cold steel knife called the facon that looks cool.
i prefer AUS8, check my top 3 playlist!
@@joex thanks bro, I'll look for the video.
Grazie per la prova, a mio parere la performance dell'acciaio è stata davvero deludente
gracias!
The Cold Steel AK-47 field knife in 3V and SRK in 3V are both Italian made instead of Taiwan like the magnum tanto. I wonder if there is any difference in heat treat? Thank you for your knife tests. This one sure brought out all the 3V haters though.
No doubt there are differences.
haters and lovers of 3V!! i will stick to aus10 or 8
@@joex What about MangaCut? You should test also this steel. Ich freue mich ...
@@tomasmikenda6139 to expensive!
3V hehehehe - good work good test , I am curious if the quality of steel from various production supplies may be of importance
could be!
Production processes for these kinds of steels are highly standardized and will only allow for extremely low variation in chemical composition and grain structure. Fucking up the heat treat is much easier and therefore more likely here. Maybe they didn't even fuck it up but decided to go > 60 HRC which in combination with this long and slender blade resulted in failure. The Recon Tanto in SK5 has comparable blade geometry but a shorter blade (therefore less leverage and stress) and it broke just as easy:
th-cam.com/video/Gqdc_RndhFc/w-d-xo.html
@@robinhardwood1593 I'm starting to think carbon content is still of utmost importance, and it looks like high toughness blades shouldn't go above 0.6% Carbon.
Good point! Apart from blade geometry, carbon content does play the main role in most aspects that affect tougness. Maximum hardness of course, but also the formation of carbides with Chromium, Vanadium, Niobium and other alloy elements is a major factor in toughness. As is their size and distribution, which is why powdermetallurgy is so awesome.
But the really tough stuff (according to the testing results at knifesteelnerds) never exceeds 0.8 % of carbon respectively 0.7 % for non-powdered steels.
Joe's testing here has absolutely nothing to do with reality, but it shows very well that steel choice is almost negligible when performing such extreme tasks, because even the smallest mistakes that no one would ever notice during normal (or even abusive) use will inevitably lead to failure.
@@robinhardwood1593 3V is 0.8% carbon, non-stainless, and powder steel, and it's too brittle.
The definition of "Tough Steel" needs to be changed.
Deine Tests sind schon gut :D hast ja auch einen Morakniv Kommentar für das Garberg bekommen :D
die sollten mir ein paar schicken!
@@joex geil :D so ist richtig :D das Companion in Carbon war aber nicht dabei oder sind die 2mm Stärke zu schwach :D das Heavy Duty hat 3,2mm wie auch das Garberg. Ich mag ja am liebsten den Karbonstahl.
@@joex bezgl. der Companions, vergiss meinen Kommentar :D
So what's considered a good result when you chop a rock and a steel pole?
when it not get fuckkked!
16:23
I like the sky.
The kraton on those high prized knives are just a bad idea.
And those on Cold Steel tend to twist around the tang with hard use. Also splitting of the rubber/kraton handle happens with the larger choppers.
Kraton/rubber right onto the tang is in general a bad idea in my opinion.
The pommel on this one broke off when chopping the brick. Not very impact resistant.
agree!
I like the size of this knife, and I like the Tanto style. But nah. I'll go for something with a tougher steel at less than half the price.
good idea!
The short blade height is a factor as well, not as much material there. This type of blade is meant to be nimble and snappy.
it broke!
You’re right.
At least it sounded beautiful when the blade broke
it always does!
I have the san mai version, found it half off at Amazon, yours is half off now too!
more than half!
I bought the Cold Steel SRK in CPM-3V, because the SK-5 versions are hollow ground. The CPM-3V version has a flat grind, and a very strong tip. I only bought the knife because it was on sale, it's semi stainless, and (the main reason) Cold Steel no longer makes an SRK in AUS-8. I'm completely befuddled as to why they don't sell one anymore. Outdoor people love AUS-8. The old AUS-8 version was great. I wanted to buy the Survival Lilly AUS-8 knife, but it was a bit too expensive for me.
ok, we will see how the SRK 3V will perform soon i think!
@@joex that would be great JOE!
Today I ordered my warcraft with 3v
And I don't plan to attack cars.
Exactly it's a good steel his beatdowns will break all knives. Just a matter of how long.
why not? it is fun! cars it can handle!
not all!
It would be in the interest of the steel manufacturers such as Crucible to publish dozens of heat treat recipes that knifemakers can follow since not all knife manufacturers have the inclination to experiment. Also, it's hard to tell but was that a DLC coated blade? A coated blade is usually cheaper but can't it also hide imperfections or even a large crack?
ok! maybe!
Don't understand how come the pommel broke ,it may have been vibration, but it snapped in two way too fast then what I would have thought for what's called Super Steel , it did do well in the stabbing test ,but it didn't do much better then the Budget Blade by Nedfoss Knife to my surprise.
Thanks JOE X you showed what it can take be for it will break ⚖️⚔️⚖️
Great Test 👍 as always 😊
The handle didn't snap, it was a bolt welded to the tang, so I would suspect either they used a bolt that's too hard or the welding is faulty.
thanks, yeah, the Nedfoss is not so bad anyway!
u are really into the comments, cool, awesome my friend!!
@@budthecyborg4575
The screw hold the pommel on and the pommel is for none lethal strike so to speak, I didn't know it was wielded to the tang ,but I thought it was cut from the tang metal, it still come off or broke too easy , I have a 3v Satin Steel Tai Pan Dagger ,and it was surprising to see that fail because it was not struck. 🙂🦁🙂
@@budthecyborg4575
It will still work a a meat cleaver you know what I mean , but I just thought the steel was super tough and could take a thumping. 👍
This is the only TH-cam channel I've ever checked back to see if you've released something new.
Try out the Ontario piolet knife, it's a dull hunk of steel not really good for anything, but it's still a very cool looking thick blade.
I've seen a destruction test, but I heard it was a chinese knock off.
Ontario knives are badass knives.
THANKS!
God almighty.. what is a piolet....you mean pilot???
Would’ve love to see a Cold Steel Laredo Bowie (in 3v). No destruction videos of that knife exist…
i will look it up first!
now this is a good torture test
Thanks!
Joe x bringing us the truth danke
bitte!
Seems like the san mai cold steel tanto lasted longer. Blows my mind that the less expensive knives seem to outlast these expensive "super steel" ones.
yes, it is interesting 4 sure!
Man for the price there is Nothing that can compete with Cold Steel products. I recently saw a $30 cold steel knife outperform a $1000 plus Fallkniven knife.
awesome!
cheers! Joe............how I LOve that Pi,ii,,nn,,gggg of an expensive knife breaking.............
#metoo!! 3Vpiiiiiinnggg
@ JOE X - Despite the knife not performing well, the physics are primarily responsible. You can see it on the attempted pull-ups. The length to thickness ratio, and length to width ratio, are both way too high. I don't know why people buy these types of knives. Cold Steel tantos are also typically very light, because the blades aren't very wide. I have the Recon Tanto in SK-5. Despite being 5_mm thick, it's a very light knife. That knife is made for a specific purpose. I like it. The blade length is only a little longer than 7". That's an appropriate length, for a knife with the ratios I mentioned.
ok, cool!
Is the air really bad there? Whats the deal with the gas mask?
a lot of shrapnel around here!
it seems that 3v is not so good if the material being cut is harder than the steel itself. I would like to see you do this type of test with the Warcraft...just to see if you could snap it lol.. I doubt you could
this one was bad!
That knife doesn’t make cpm3v justice, Joe. That steel is tough. Not tough like 1055 or Condor 1075, but should withstand a lot more punishment without breaking. Heat treatment inconsistencies and/or knife blanknot cut parallel to the rolling direction of the steel.
Amen. Looks like Cold Steel dropped the ball on CPM3V.
@@LegionTacticoolCutlery Hard to say that without any comparison to 3V from other companies. For all we know this might be the best 3V has to offer.
yeah, agree!
i will test another 3V somday!
Remember Cold Steel hung a car of the War Craft Tanto made of 3v steel ,
that may have been manufactured in Italy, but I'm not sure and that's not to try and put down Taiwan because they have been doing a very good job for
Cold Steel's Brand to remain up to standard. 🦁🎖️🦁
Busse INFI.....the last one standing. Have you ever tested one of those?
not yet, when i reached 100.000 subs!
seems it would be a good steel for a folding knife.
yeah!
Good video man, I didn't know that this knife can break so easy... next time I will buy those cheap carbon steel, I think they can handle more then this 3V...
thanks a lot!!! good idea!!!
i am disappointed from this Supersteel!!
U gave me anxiety with those pullups 😆
It was tricky!
@@joex I bet. It looked like something bad could go wrong real quick lol
Super :-), aber vielleicht ein Tipp: immer die Schneide zu dir halten, dann überlebst :-), sonnst mag ich deine Videos!
tipp von mir, keiner mag Klugscheisser!
@@joex Am Anfang deines Videos wolltest du das Messer als "Hängehilfe" auf der Rohre benutzen, es war nur gut gemeint von mir: versuch mal mit der Schneide umgekehrt, dann dürfte es dir in der Zukunft gelingen und bitte nicht so überempfindlich reagieren. Mit freundlichen Grüßen
I got the 12 inch San Mai Tanto a couple months ago. I played with it a bit but didn’t want to “ruin” it. Honestly though, im gonna use the fuck out of it. Sad about the handle, I actually thought it was pretty durable….
it is not!
Strongest knife I’ve seen was Cold steel test in a vice, of San mai, it bent 70 degrees, not sure why the SRK did not bend
ok, some things, we will never know!
@joex what would you give this knife out of a 1-10 scale?
5
Man… I’m SO disappointed…
Marlboro!
I want to know what knife Joe will buy.
check my top 15 knifes
Great demonstration of how to destroy a knife by doing shit that absolutely nobody does with a knife. Awesome.
thanks!
First time you viewer here
I literally screamed in pain the first 30 seconds of this video😂
cool and welcome!
I would like to see the cold steel master tanto put through the ringer
same!
Hi Joe, die Packung wurde voll. Der 3V als Überstahl an Stärke und Belastbarkeit geht nach einem Schwinger aufs Glaskinn zu Boden? Ich fasse es nicht. Die rote Tür war vielversprechend, aber pieksen kann auch ein angespitzter Pfannenwender. Die Tanto Spitze scheint hier, nach dem Durchlaufen aller Test, das beste an dem Messer zu sein. Mich hätte noch etwas interessiert, wie sich die DL Beschichtung gemacht hat. Wenn meine Recherchen stimmen, dann ist der 3V besonders für harte und überharte Bushcraft Arbeiten konzipiert. Dazu gehört auch das schlagen, ob gewollt oder aus Versehen, auf harte Gegenstände. Harz kann auch sehr hart sein und dem Messer schaden. (hat mir mein Schrade 7“ erzählt, nachdem es Harz im Stamm fand und anschließend eine fette Ecke in der Klinge gefehlt hat). Der Test widerspricht somit dem, was der Stahl eigentlich liefern oder leisten sollte. Du hast hier mit der 7“ oder 9“ Variante auch nicht das noch größere 12“ getestet, sodass ein Bruch durch die Kopflastig beim Hacken für mich eigentlich als Argument wegfällt. Andere Messer die du getestet hast, sind auch vorne schwer und haben Schläge auf die Schneide oder den Rücken weggesteckt und haben erst später oder erst am Eisenpfahl abgeklopft. Es gibt bei opticsplanet noch die 3V 12“ Version für knapp über 200. Würdest du nach deiner bisherigen Erfahrung den SanMai dem 3V vorziehen wenn du die Wahl hast? Ein Magnum Tanto ist kein BushCrafter, aber es gibt auch gute Beispiele bei denen Messer für harte Arbeiten in 3V sehr gut abschneiden. Möglicherweise liegt hier der Schlüssel aber ungemein in der Wärmebehandlung des 3V. Zum Interesse hier eine Beschreibung im Video th-cam.com/video/NxSRrg1m8J8/w-d-xo.html
Gut. Die Ergebnisse und das Verhalten des Stahls bei deinen außergewöhnlichen und auch ungewöhnlichen Test einmal dahingestellt. Der Pommel hinten am Messer der die Griffschalen oder den Griff hält; der darf einfach mal nicht so weg knacken. Das kann doch nicht sein bei einem Messer dieser Preisklasse. Ich schätze das wird beim 7“ 9“ und 12“ Tanto, das mal in in der 12“ 3V Version auf gut über 400€ kommt, auch nicht anders sein. Und das ist dann Verarsche am Kunden. Dann bricht der Pommel sogar ab, wenn es beim Jährlichen Putzen aus der Vitrine plumpst. Gerade die Nightfall Version in schwarz, die du da hast / hattest, ist was für Liebhaber. Auf der deutschen ColdSteel Seite gibt es das Teil für 470 Euronen. Unglaublich. Danke für das Video, bleib heile und viel Erfolg. Schönen Gruß Marcel :)
danke für dein Kommentar, ich würde San Mai kaufen, billiger, und hält auch was aus!
ich habs bei Knivesandtools um 300 Euro bekommen, ist noch immer im Angebot!
das ist das 9" modell!
lg
ich werd versuchen noch ein, zwei Messer in 3V zu kaufen...
Ya know would be good test to ,testing really cheap knives, I bet we would be surprised on some and that we pay for name and warranty on many high dollar knives and it would be cheaper for you to make videos and good information for people on a budget, budget knives testing.
@1:11 Dude. You need better hand protection than that. If the blade flips up, because it's a curved blade, you'll lacerate all of your fingers wide open. As long and sharp as CS knives are, they will cut right through those thin gloves. Invest in cut resistant gloves or full grain leather ones at least!
All in all, this looks like a decent blade. The longer the blade is, the easier it is going to break. The edge and tip seemed outstanding! Not familiar with this steel, but was looking at the SanMai versions.
thanks, i know the pull ups are kind of tricky! i would not buy San Mai, i tested some CS in San Mai, check it out!! RECON TANTO for example!
@@joex I just watched it. I love the Magnum and Master series, for self defense and just to gawk at. They look so beautiful and Cold Steel's American tanto tips are the absolute best for self defense. IMO.
Cheers!
@@southernknight9983 😇😇😇
Better than ka-bar's or not?
for fighting this is awesome!
JOE X the legends slayer
i am working on it! haha!
It’s not a survival knife, nor was it designed to chop down metal poles or stab trucks. It’s basically a mini katana. The cpm 3v holds an edge longer when used to cut materials it was made to cut. Of course it will chip if you bang it against rocks. It’s a hard steel, which means it’s more brittle than aus8. But aus8 or 10 cannot hold an edge as long. They are softer materials. Super steel doesn’t mean you can bang it against rocks, it means it will hold an edge longer than lower cost steels in normal use, it also means that it’s corrosion resistant. Super steel doesn’t mean Superman steel.
I agree the knife isn’t worth 400$. 200 I think is reasonable in todays market.
ok, cool, thanks for the info! it will be in my todays video!!!
i am Superman!!!!
Still waiting on that worktuff gear nomad camp knife destruction test
u need to wait longer!
I know your wearing protective gloves but god damn I just couldn’t help but picture you slicing off all your fingers
that would be not good!!!!
Just goes to show how important the heat treat & grain uniformity matter. Even "super steels" are sh*t w/ bad heat treat & cheap steels can be great w/ good heat treat etc.
yeah, agree!
This is quite a thin long knife so is not going to do as well as shorter thicker knives
indeed!