“Tanto” blade on the dewalt. And the Milwaukee utility is great. I’ve used one for 10 years. Oncecots broken in you just press the lock button and flip it out. Very efficient
Never buy a TSA COLLECTION, they are almost always junk. Anyone with a good blade will not try to take it on an airplane because they know that they will have to surrender it.
2:30 looks like a kids version of a pocketknife so they can't accidentally stab themselves or their siblings/friends. Victorinox sells swiss army knives targeted at kids with the same blade shape.
It looks like most of these TSA confiscated knives are garbage. Is that just a fair reflection of what people carry or do the TSA separate all the good quality stuff etc. Thanks regards Chris
The TSA auctions big lots of higher quality stuff. Like imagine a big box of Benchmade knives. Then they throw all the garbage together and auction it off. Thats what this is.
That yellow plastic box cutter is the kind they force you to use when you work retail. It's supposed to "cut" (see wut I did thur?) down on accidental (and let's face it─purposeful) lacerations in the workplace.
Whoever carries that garbage deserves to get it confiscated. If I was a TSA agent and I found one these on a passenger I would look them in the eye and tell them they're a moron and then proceed to throw it in the trash.
Honestly, they are fairly predictable. I get a few Victorinox classic swiss army knives. Im not expecting high quality, valuable knives. The fun comes from finding the weird ones lol
That first knife with the rounded tip looks like a safety knife for kids, so they don't stab themselves. Opinel, Victorinox and Mora make them, among others.
@@Hoardster True, but it's less stabby. The idea is to introduce kids to knives in a (relatively) safe way. They're called things like 'My First Opinel.'
yo i swear to god the second sheffield knife i use to have that exact one with the bend in the tip n everything i just dont remember that the brand was sheffield as i was alot younger i dont recall what happened to that lil thang
Wow ! You literally haves tens of cents worth of knives there
Tens. Plural. I like it.
I've always wanted buy one of these packages. But then I'm the one making knives at 15 lmao
Its a lot of fun to look through!
I never found anything really valuable, but its fun haha What kind of knives do you make?
@@Hoardster I make custom blades out of sheet steel. Look up i_make_blades on Instagram. I don't sell them yet though.
Well im the one making wooden knives with a swiss army knife at 9
It’s called a tanto blade. Sharpen by hand in two directions.
You can be sure that all the eBay TSA knives have been culled.
There is a difference between box cutters and utility knifes btw
What do you do with the cheapo ones ?
Do you resell them at garage sales ??
For the moment I'm keeping them in a box lol
@@Hoardster haha. I always give mine to my cousin son. He loves junk knives
Junk
“Tanto” blade on the dewalt.
And the Milwaukee utility is great. I’ve used one for 10 years. Oncecots broken in you just press the lock button and flip it out. Very efficient
I love my Fastback Compact. It arrived four days ago and I love it more than an axis lock.
Was thinking of buying a TSA package but after seeing the junk you got I'll keep my money. Not right they go through it and take all the good ones
Its mostly for fun lol
@@Hoardster if you don't mind me asking what was the amount paid
I paid $65. Ebay seller name is b_insanity
@@Hoardster ok thank you my friend
Never buy a TSA COLLECTION, they are almost always junk. Anyone with a good blade will not try to take it on an airplane because they know that they will have to surrender it.
“Going to the airport. Better grab my corkscrew.”
About the only thing the really small pliers are good for is removing fish hooks
2:30 looks like a kids version of a pocketknife so they can't accidentally stab themselves or their siblings/friends.
Victorinox sells swiss army knives targeted at kids with the same blade shape.
Makes sense. Although I never had a rounded tip knife.. I turned out fine lol
Yeah, Opinel makes one too
It looks like most of these TSA confiscated knives are garbage. Is that just a fair reflection of what people carry or do the TSA separate all the good quality stuff etc. Thanks regards Chris
The TSA auctions big lots of higher quality stuff. Like imagine a big box of Benchmade knives.
Then they throw all the garbage together and auction it off. Thats what this is.
That yellow plastic box cutter is the kind they force you to use when you work retail. It's supposed to "cut" (see wut I did thur?) down on accidental (and let's face it─purposeful) lacerations in the workplace.
How are you supposed to cut down on anything with a safety blade? Haha
Whoever carries that garbage deserves to get it confiscated. If I was a TSA agent and I found one these on a passenger I would look them in the eye and tell them they're a moron and then proceed to throw it in the trash.
Lmao! Isn't that the truth.
Sheffield is a city in England, world renowned for the quality of the steel products made. Not just knives.
You learn something new every day
The rounded tipped first real knife, looked like an shellfish knife. Like clams and other types of molluscs. I like your style.
Interesting. I never would have thought of that.
I have my grampas shefeild that's over 100 years old now
Do you think they make them just as good today?
@@Hoardster I dought it, the sheath for it has a embossed native face on the leather wish I could of seen that sheath new.
Consider that swiss army knife with logos from others companies are more valuable
2:46 folding butter knife
So what’s the most decent thing you’ve found in one of these? It’s fun to look through but honestly looks like a whole lot of scrap metal.
Honestly, they are fairly predictable. I get a few Victorinox classic swiss army knives. Im not expecting high quality, valuable knives. The fun comes from finding the weird ones lol
That Millville is 20$ blade
That first knife with the rounded tip looks like a safety knife for kids, so they don't stab themselves. Opinel, Victorinox and Mora make them, among others.
So parents give a kid a knife without a pointed tip.. the rest is still sharp lol
@@Hoardster True, but it's less stabby. The idea is to introduce kids to knives in a (relatively) safe way. They're called things like 'My First Opinel.'
Sharpening stone gets the superior edge anyway
Thats true! Much more control
Good video
That Milwaukee knife is decent
I know! I like it
Can i get those toothpicks
Why would you want them..
@@Hoardster to use lol
Its a British round nose safety knives!
Saftey does not belong on knives
The gold key knives are harbor freight brand
Oh! Even better lol
yo i swear to god the second sheffield knife i use to have that exact one with the bend in the tip n everything i just dont remember that the brand was sheffield as i was alot younger i dont recall what happened to that lil thang