Uncle Henry 183 UH Elk Hunter Knife and How To Make Rawhide Lacing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
- The Uncle Henry 183UH Elk Hunter Skinner Knife is a great skinning knife, hunting knife or all around camp knife. I this video I use it to make some DIY rawhide lacing.
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Brother, you have taught me and shown me things that might have taken months or years to learn on my own. We have several things in common such as I was a plumber myself until I became disabled and could no longer work the job. I still love the outdoors life and get away to the woods and wilderness as much as possible. I love working with my hands and with knives and I make pretty much everything I need. These are skills that everyone should learn and put to use. When the SHTF these skills will be invaluable to your survival. What we call bushcraft and survival skills was the everyday life of the people just a fee short years ago in the way of time, our ancestors did it with tools of stone, with a stick with a rock tied to one end and a testament to their skills is that we are here today. I am confident that if SHTF in my lifetime that I will be able to provide for my family thanks in part to some of the skills that I have learned and practiced from watching theses videos
That knife is awesome! 7cr17mov isn't bad for knife stock, definitely durable and easy to dress up an edge on. The kicker is the delrin scales. For a somewhat modern material it doesn't quit under the sun or in the rain, the science behind it is there. That's the kind of knife that isn't "special" but will hold its own as a user.
I have 20 large and medium fixed blades. This knife is one of my favorites. It feels great. It's balance is amazing. The edge is good. It's a stainless blade so it needs constant resharpening but bring along a worksharp traveling pocket sharpener and your are good all weekend. I companion it with my old timer sheathed mini saw and my council tool boys axe and my scout camp knife and fire stick. I can build just about any kind of shelter and process most small game.
hey Bryan.. we got a cabelas in my town. I went last year an got me a 171 uncle henery knife an i loved it... I took it to work one day an left it in the bathroom an some one stole it....that was last year..from looking at yo vedio I made up my mind to go buy me a uncle Henry knife again....this time I will not get it stole from me.....yo videos helped me to get another one....
+Cheryl Newman That is a bummer.
Brian you're the man Brian 👍
I really appreciate the old style knives and this one is definitely on my list! Great way to show the how to laces!! GREAT REVIEW!!
P701 Preparedness & Outdoors Thanks!
That's the best looking Schrade knife I've seen in a long time.
Marlin883 It is pretty.
My 183UH is just a good basic knife that I like to keep around for yardwork/utility uses. Even through I have more capable knives this one just feels good in my hand, and like you said I really like the wide upswept blade. You can't go wrong with this Uncle Henry knife.
+True Blade Basic is good.
good job Bryan. Glad to see the Uncle Henrys getting some love.
Jeff Baeder I kind of like old school.
Just bought one of these. A good knife that would be a great knife if they lost the finger grooves on the handle. The blade shape is very effective.
Just checked the price...another winner being just under 25 bucks!!!!!!!!!!!!! And with a leather sheath to boot! Not bad at all!!!
Charles Larson I agree.
I've been looking at this one for a while and you just put me over the edge. Thanks Bryan!
Don't get too close to the edge. It's sharp.
Survival On Purpose Got mine today and am well pleased. Nicely put together, beautiful and someone in China knows how to cut an edge. Thanks for the tip!
Glad you like it. I appreciate you letting me know.
Hey Brian Grest video brother , and the lacing demo was really cool and different I enjoyed your review on this knife ! As a matter of fact since I've watched several videos of yours on Schrade knives I've become a fan of a lot of the Schrade knives ! I have a pretty good collection of high end bushcraft /hunting knives and they're all in the price range of $175-$375 not trying to boast but what I've seen from your reviews on these Schrade knives is awesome , great quality for the price hands down ! this will be another Schrade that I'm going to pick up for sure, I agree with you that it does have a Nessmuk look to it , can't wait to get it in hand ! Thanks again Brian 👍🏻🇺🇸!
+Brandon A. I think they make excellent value priced knives
Just a quick tip for the lacing: You can use an axe/tomahawk as a gauge for the thickness. Just bury the edge of the axe into the stump and stick the knife next to the bit of the axe. The side of the bit will act as a guide for the leather making it easier to achieve an even thickness - the distance between the bit and the knife blade will determine the thickness of the lace.
kaizoebara Excellent tip. Thanks!
kaizoebara cool!
Just received this knife the other day in the mail and it feels lovely to hold. Cheers
Cool
Great looking knife for sure. I've always liked a good skinning knife and I believe that is one that could do the job. Nice job on the the lacing, great tip.
Thanks AJ.
Cool 😎
Thx Brian. You keep making my "to get"knife list grow!! LOL Good review. Keep em coming.
Jerry Morris Thanks Jerry.
Well done with the lacing!
Thanks
Thanks for sharing 😊
That rawhide trick was super cool! Never seen that before -- glad I watched. Even the wife was impressed. Also wasn't sure about that knife at first sight, but after listening to your review it does look like a really handy camp blade. Well done.
I think it is another good all around design.
I have a several Uncle Henry knives. They do well in camp and fishing trips. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this knife.
Thanks for watching.
That is a nice looking knife and it does what you wanted it to do and probably more as well. The only thing I don't like about it is the short blade since most people who are camping out and will be processing food and wood will need a knife with a longer blade. That is why I have the Schrade SCHF26 which don't have the longest blade, but do have a decent blade for that type of work.
The 26 is one of my favorite Schrade's
Great looking knife. And fantastic work on the lacing. I do 18th century leather work and this is a skill that is tough to learn and takes a great knife. You and the UH183 made it look easy!
MrJH1959 Wow! Thanks.
Nice review my friend thanks for sharing have a happy safe new years, from Grandview WA. St.
Same to you.
My wife says thank you for making me buy yet another knife.
Any time. Just doing my part for marital bliss.
That is a nice looking knife. Good review too. I really like the old school look.
Me too. Thanks.
Thanks Bryan for your most useful and down to earth reviews. I joined just recently, but already addicted. Love your calm and easy attitude :-) Big outdoor-greetings from Søren in Denmark.
Søren Vemmelund Thanks Soren!
Good looking and it appears to be well suited to large game processing -aptly named. Thanks for the leather crafting tip.
05generic I think it would be. The blade shape is great for skinning.
I'm rather impressed, Bryan. Looks like a great skinner and a pretty good all around camp knife. A solid tang and it seemed to be quite robust in it's thickness as well. And yes, not all knives are made for chopping...I have some that are and some that are not. And.....you didn't cut yourself!!!!!!! Ha!! >;) Thanks for the review...love "Schrade" Saturdays.
Charles Larson I'm getting better at the safety thing.
I like that knife too! I also like the DIY lacing!
Thanks. I'm glad you liked it.
Good looking knife
Eric Blades I think so too.
Hey Brian, I would still like to ask if you could talk with schrade company designers and make these knives with the options of a convex grind blade. I simply love the convex grind, it seems to perform better at bushcraft and camping tasks than any other type of grind and some of these knife designs they are producing would be awesome with the convex grind, I think they would out perform the same knives with any other type of grind such as flat or hollow. When I got my first convex ground knife from Bark River knives I was hooked and have bought and used them for almost every task I needed a good knife for
Love this knife I have it.
cool
Nice knife. great tip on making the lacing, It did an awesome job on the feather stick. not bad at wood prep either. Looks to be a good all around knife. Thanks for sharing. atb John
Mate that's a really nice old fashion knife I love it and watching what you do with it has made me want to add it to my collection. Brian to Bryan, Thanks for sharing mate regards
brutalbrital Thanks for watching!
I realy like your stuff. it has helped me make some good buys.
Curtis Kempton I'm glad it helps.
You got a nice leather lanyard for that now! I have always like Schrade. Never had the new Taylor stuff till recently, still love it.
+Poppy 926 They have some good stuff in my opinion.
Pretty cool
Wilderness101 Yes it is Josh.
great video
Cathy Caudill Thanks Cathy.
Plumbers can do anything you ever play super mario bros haha thanks for the review
Thanks Chris. I used to play with my son.
wow awsome technique!never saw it!thumbs up!
Just fool in' around.
That's a handsome knife. I'm not a big fan of the handle, but the blade shape is beautiful. I think it's a mild convex grind - makes sense for a skinner.
I wishbone handle was not fake bone too but that would most likely impact the price.
Kind of reminds me of the knife elmer keith designed
nice, thx!
Thanks for watching.
great knife..thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching.
Good old style hunter..Do to sure handle shape.
It is comfortable to use for sure.
Plumber!!!! half the reason I followed the channel is because you are a Fellow plumber
I always tell my kids plumbers can do anything.
This Plumber is also a pastor, and a business owner!
streetntrail Ever heard of Smith Wigglesworth? He was a reasonably famous minister around the turn of the century who was a plumber.
I'll have to look him up
Ok, looked him up... I'm not a pentecostal... Haha I sounds like he liked to beat "the devil" out of folks.
that's a nice knife , I'd have a rattlesnake skin sheath made for that thing and roll with it. great review !
That would be cool.
I think that's a pretty knife. Hey man that danged Estwing I bought for a Truck axe proved worth every penny this past weekend in Tennesee. Some good ol' truck campin, well at a race track but at least it was in the mountains. but we was poundin stakes and choppin wood and all that...Not very bushcrafty or survivalistish... But That really isn't what I am or who most of us are.
Jake Riethmeier They just plain work.
I have a sharpfinger that is worn down almost to a tooth pick, it has lasted yrs, I like that buffalo Skinner though.
+Derek Davis cool
I would love to see this knife with some scales made of wood, like oak, rosewood or Purple heart!👍
Wouldn't that be pretty?
Bryan do u have a vedio on 171 uh uncle henery
+Cheryl Newman I don't think so Cheryl.
I like the knife, but I wish they offered a version with a real stag handle even if it cost a bit more.
Schroeder_2000 I know but that is not likely to happen in a production knife.
Hey Bryan, Pass the word on to Schrade We like the old timey knives. Also I Finally saw your message about the Micarta I sent you an email.
Andrew McGibbon Thanks Andrew/
I like the looks of the 183 UH, it looks very old school. The staglon scales seem very durable. How thick is the blade ? I will be going deer hunting in November in Michigan's upper peninsula, this looks like a good all around hunting, camp and bush craft knife. I think I will pick one up. Thanks for a great review.
S. Winslow, AKA Michigan Prepper.
I think it is a very versatile design Scott.
hey nice knife:) looks like it would be a good hunting knife...Maybe you should start doing battery reviews:):)
Wow! I never thought of that ;-)
Is there a alternative for the handle material? Faked stag does not look as cool as decent wood imo.
NjectRevenge I agree but that's the way it comes.
'Mornin, Bryan This 1 is a good'n really like it. Will definatly give it a look C Thanks 4 sharing another "Evenly Balanced" Video with us here, Friend.
Happy Trails From The Maritimes In Canada ATB Terry
" GOD BLESS "
T.W. Milburn Thanks Terry. Yeah, I like it too. It just does a really good job at knife stuff.
Beautiful knive 😁
The_kid I think so.
Does schrade send you these knives machetes etc
Yes
please test 153 uh
We'll see.
thanks sir...
Spread peanut butter with it !!
I'm not sure if that would be considered abuse. I would probably get comments that you should never spread peanut butter with your knife.
Every bull in the areas dad gum testicles have just shrivelled up .
The grind looked rather convex to me.
I'll have to look again. I'm in the woods right now and this particular knife is home.
ok cool.
or elk hunter
+Derek Davis yep
I don't see no price below:)
40belowful just under 25 bucks
wow!! that's a bargain:) thanks
40belowful All I did was when watching the video, there appeared in the upper right corner of the frame, a link to this knife and I clicked on that. And...in doing so, and if you go ahead and buy that knife, Survival On Purpose gets some % credit for that sale. From now on, in my small way, I will use this formula to try to help support Bryan and his excellent channel. I subscribe to many, but he's number one for my tastes.Take care Amigo....happy trails!
How come you’re always rushing to film a video late in your day .
Because I have a “real job”. ;-)