So apparently VIKINGS made AMAZING knives…
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2024
- Ever seen a Handmade Viking SEAX from Norway with Dutch Bushcraft Knives written on it in old Nordic Runes? Nope... neither did we! Until Harstad Knives made us two of them!
This traditional approach to the Viking Seax is sexy! But is an old design like that still good for todays bushcraft? Find out together with us!
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Intro: (0:00)
Factory sharpness: (1:33)
Chopping: (3:45)
batonning: (5:25)
feathersticking: (6:10)
Cooking: (7:05)
Conclusion: (12:53)
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You guys need to start up a whole "Cooking with DBK" series
Yes that would be goood
Yes but cook the meat !
Honestly they over handled and over cooked the meat.
Outdoor cooking in the arctic circle, jungle etc. Also food found in the area i.e. roast locusts in the desert!
They did "cooking in the bush" for 2 episodes wich was great imo.
Let's have a Viking vs. Cowboys episode, yea?
It was close to being one for a second there
It would be a very short episode. Vikings had axes, cowboys had guns.
Could you imagine that fkn fight holy shit
One of my favorite bushcraft knives is made of O1. One huge advantage 1095, O1, and A2 has is how easy they are to keep sharp in the field without having to have special sharpening equipment.
So I've been binge watching your videos for about a month now, and still haven't seen them all. You guys are epic, and by far my favorite TH-cam channel. Keep it up lads! 👍🏻👍🏻
Quick question: your name is in a different alphabet than elder fuþark. What is it called, and Is that the alphabet used by germanic tribes, or did germans/barbarians also use elder fuþark?
more like cringewatching
Now I know why Archeologists do find Viking Seax all around the european and north american continent!
Despites beeing great, legendary traveling warriors, the blacksmiths couldn't built great Seax - handles. But they found a solution.
When a Seax slipped out of the hand of some Viking warrior, chopping firewood (or aged meat and onions), they left it where it was and declared it a gift to the nordic gods. The weapon smith was not happy about this, because he had to forge a new Seax. But due to this repetition the nordic blacksmiths learned to make better handles that do not slip out of the hand while chopping wood. Or meat and onions.
Greetings from Germany!
P.S.: I love this nice Seax!
P.P.S.: Viking helmets had no horns attached.
😂😂The tree kicked back!😂😂 I need a Seax!!!❤❤❤
I like how Mickey dislikes vikings but named his band after one
they literaly wrote his name like 3 times in the video yet you still said "mickey"
He does kinda look like a mouse.
Odin (Wodan) was not a Viking.
@@plofkraak6536 No, but the god is definitely linked with those who went viking.
I can't tell if Mikkie B is off script half the time, but I love it! make fun of more things Mikkie B!
I cook my steaks by giving it one gentle slap with my left hand.
Hahahaha
I cook mine by waking it through a warm room after wiping its ass and knocking its horns off
30 seconds under the armpit for well done.
Enjoy the parasites
I really like this one.... thanks guys! 👍😁
I too like Vikings but some people go overboard with it runes tattooed all over them and weird hair styles straight off the Viking TV series
This reminds me, how great of knife Ka-bar Becker BK7 is! This SEAX looks like the Viking version of that kind of knives!
60? Ohhhhh, Celsius. We're backwards in USA. Love your food prep portions
Nice picture on the wall above the couch
Steak looked amazing!
Another great video
Horned Vikings make me unnaturally mad
Also
7:14
How to ACTUALLY eat like a Viking.
Go outside,
Till the fields,
Plant the seeds and grow them,
Harvest them.
Enjoy
Since most Scandinavian people at this time were farmers,
And damn successful ones
There's no such thing as unsuccessful farmer.
It's a Cold Steel Bushman Bowie, without the socket style handle. I keep saying this, I know the Bushman is cheap but I've had one for about 10 years now and it's a work horse, and the best thing is, at that price I don't mind abusing it, and even after that, I've still had it for about 10 years. Still, DBK is in my opinion the best knife review channel there is and I just with they'd buy one and beat the shit out of it, use it as a spear and so on. ❤
Really awesome viking themed knives past few episodes. And the cooking, juicy. B)
Great job lads
Great video Guys
Wow! 01 is like the good middle ground between you wife and the ladies in hip-hop videoclips! All advantages and almost zero bad points! Keep up the good work lads and keep swearing in Dutch (very funny for the Swiss community)
Really looks like a CS Bushman Bowie with a nice handle!
Viking knife, was waiting for Odin to make an appearance. Thank you for cooking again, BEEF, you guys made me so hungry!
I wanna see you guys use the Wazoo Viking Necklace Whetstone to sharpen knives and stuff. Keep with the Viking stuff
Great vid boys! I’d love to see something with the mora classic series after the update last year!
I have TWO requests for you guys.... Can you review a Kephart style knife? I'd love to see your take on a knife design that's over a hundred years old.
Also, I'd like to see y'all do a Winkler knife. A Blue Ridge Hunter, Field Knife, or a Belt Knife. Any would be great.
I HAVE A GUY HERE IN ARGENTINA MAKING ME A SEAX......PAUSE! A KNIFE I DESIGNED IT HE MAKING IT SO FAR ITS LOOKING GOOD BUT I LIKE THIS SHEATH
Very nice as always. Like my steak around 55-56 myself 😁
I prefer mine warmed up under my saddle as I ride my horse and kill my enemies with a composite bow. The more chaos and pain the better the taste.
Automatische vertaling is echt geweldig...😂
Dude I’d like to see another video on that condor phantom I love the channel👍👍👍
I really like dead cows....LMAO.
Ya'll are getting big 💪
I generally enjoy your videos. Not all of them can have the same appeal.
Just discovered your channel. Y'all are funny as hell
I love seax knives.
I really liked that seax, the blade kind'a reminds me of a Bowie
The sax was also used by the Dutch in the east. Alot of them where part of the saxon tribe which is named after their use of that knife
Dutch are basically southern Vikings after hundreds of years of Vikings raiding and taking your women.
I admire you for looking beyond the latest and greatest modern super steels. I wish you would look at some of the knives from LT Wright knives. My go to for camping is the LT wright Gen 5 made from A2 steel. I have one of his knives made from SV 3 also, but the A2 is easy to sharpen to a very sharp edge and is easily maintained with stropping!
Also, I would love to know where you got the fire grates that you used to cook the meal with!
Mikkie:: Aaah , Aaah Yes, Yes , as he was stroking the wood !!!
The design looks almost identical to the Cold Steel Bowie Bushman.
I would love to see a review of the GCS 170! 5 inch blade, 1/4 inch thick, convex grind and only about $60usd. I’m hesitant to buy because it’s cheap but seems like a great knife for you guys to review!
Manne, ff wat anders: ik heb een BR Gunny in S45vn (scandy cpm3v nergens meer te krijgen). Welke 2 slijpstenen zouden jullie daar zelf voor kiezen? Thanks!!
People who like "vikings" without knowing any real history about them and just watch TV shows. I think that's Mikkie's issue.
i hope thats the case because other wise the pagan comununity wil get him
Aye, unfortunately many people are like that.
Absolutely chad video.
It’s traditional except for the full tang. The brass pins holding it in place and the epoxy sticking everything together. Or, it’s not wootz steel
I need one of those grills...
The way he pronouncses "seax" is good.
Best episode of "Game of Thrones" ever!
This went from a knife review to a cooking show
At least Mikkie's cooking skills have improved in the last 3 years :-)
You should do a collab with Pitmaster X, a fellow dutchman as well. I like your little cooking videos recently!
I lost it when Martin said "mmm de joze"
You should do a 'Tutorial' fot shaving your beard with sharp Knives !! 'It shaves like a shaver' ! Brilliant !
Great Swedish / Norwegian Maarten!
DBK DISCORD BABY!!!
TOPS Knives makes a model called storm jumper which is a Viking seax design also
Would you guys test or is there a reason you haven't tested(to my knowledge anyway) an L.T Wright. I've been reading about them and seeing other bushcraft vids about them.....was just curious of your opinion. Im curious how it holds up to a Bark River
Man that knife is sweet.
Boy i love Thursday’s
You guys should try out a wood bear knife if possible he has the best heat treat on O1 I have ever used I have had my brown bear for like 7 years and it’s a beast I think he actualy does some other steaks now to
This seax blade shape was actually Anglosaxon and didn't came around untill the year 1000. There were Frankish, Vendel and then Norse seaxes with the broken back profile already around the year 600, but didn't widened towards the front of the blade, like the later Anglosaxon ones. The majority of Norse seaxes were either spear point or had a completely straight spine.
If you're interested in reviewing a rat tail seax forged and built likewise they were in the Early Middle Age you may like to check out Götz Breitenbücher, for Norse and Scandinavian ones
instagram.com/gotz.ironworks/?hl=it
and either Owen Bush or Tod's Workshop for Anglosaxon ones.
instagram.com/owenbushbladesmith/?hl=it
instagram.com/todsworkshop/
Good info there. Basically the long knives or short swords came into use in shield wall warfare, a Roman invention. Long swords were of no use in close combat.
Where are some examples of some old-school tools steels like they were talking about near the end of the video?
Title Change: Mikey the Viking kicks his own ass.
Am I feeling a collaboration comming up with Pit master x? (also a dutch TH-camr)
In this episode of dbk fun and dirty jokes
Hahaha I love how it started with the knife, then became all about the steak. Then it was like.... oh! Yah! The knife! Hshahaha
To my understanding a seax is supposed to be bigger more like a bowie or short sword
Luke at my steak. Its so goo d . thank you guys make this so much fun
Is the Camping Place next to Maartens Forest recommendable ?
yes pooping without force
You guys should try half face blades
Geluid is helemaal top met de nieuwe microfoons
This time the backround music is way louder than your voices.
But still a really good video.
A dry aged steak isn't going to be as red inside as you would expect a non aged steak to be, looks good to me.
Quick question: Do you guys have any plans on sending one of your dbk knives to virtuovice? Would love to see his thoughts on it
Hmmm...this...edge....no good. I regrind...now...very good.
Guess super steels ain't always the answer. A1 can still hang with the big 🐕dogs.
Really nice looking knife.
You guys must really be making the big bucks. Super steel knives and steak every show. DBK 👍
I really love how dead cows taste too
Please for next video the svord tempsky ranger or bowie
Please make a video of the fox bushman or fox sherpa knives
If I may give you guys a little tip about that steak? Pull it earlier, then let it rest 8-10mins.. The steak will still cook itself while it’s resting..
I’m constantly getting in trouble for whacking a chunk off a steak that sitting there resting. The wife’s response is the same every time..get away from that steak it’s resting😂
Shit now i‘m hungry🤣🤣🤣 the Knife is interesting! Cool Video again🤟🙌👍
Could someone give me the name of a good EDC folder for around 50/80 euro´s please?
@Ministry of Mystics made in china sebenza clone
Vikings never had horn helmets guys ;-)
Hello Mikkie and Maarten, Thanks as always. I NEED your help A.S.A.P. guys since your vid on fake AD-10's, I just bought one on Amazon and need to know how to tell in "cm's" if it's real or not. Please!! Sincerely, Randy. 👍👍🙏😇👊
Great vid as usual you Viking loving bastards. You definitely treated that tomahawk with the respect it deserved over an open flame😍
Mikkie ze moesten je wel hebben he deze video LOL
Which Futhark have they used for the runework though?
:-p
Nice looking Seax but not for me, good luck to comp entrants!
Personally I like O1 better than any stainless steel.
Puting that foil on the meat was key ! Tough Enough !!!!
See how they put a custom edge on the knife !!!
I wear a strop everyday. I purposely chose my belts to be multipurpose
Well the Dutch, english, Germans and French also used it.
I like my steak bloody, that one looked perfect!! Like the look of the knife too - whatever it is ??
Do a camping video!!!
Has this knife been discontinued or something?
Where can i buy that
Link in the description
@@DutchBushcraftKnives ah ok
I am hungry-y-y-y! 11:00
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I must say that Top's version and Harstad version are very very . . . Seaxy. I had to damn it! It's the first time I have ever heard it pronounced SEX . . .
I don't want to be a party pooper but that type of knife is anglosalxon style.
Yep. Not that the vikings didn’t use it as well, but the ”broken back seax” is probably more associated with the vikings, but it’s origins are most likely not Scandinavian.