How To Open A Pocket Knife
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Tell me that last blade called pls
What about the gravity knives?
I thought you said. ‘Stop’
Heh😊
Hi
Thanks for the tips. My knifes been closed for weeks, I really needed this video
I customized a Gerber Fastball with a chrome 20CV cleaver for my work wife. She kept trying to open it like a Swiss Army knife and kept getting frustrated. I had to teach her how to use the finger flipper and how to close it
@@inspiraPaz im intrigued tell me more
Nothing much to say. She is infatuated with kitchen cleavers. So I thought it would be kewl to get her a pocket knife with a cleaver blade since she never owned a pocket knife.
As I needed that comment.
Me too, my fixed blade cuts way better now
So how do I close them? Everyone's looking at me now
Dont worry we have you covered th-cam.com/users/shorts7AJ-PmcqOXc
I thought i was the only one wondering the same thing
Part 2 hahha
@@BladeHQ😂
So how do you open a fix blade?
Pull it from the sheath…duh!
you need to fix it? how'd it break?
I have Mora knife and now I dont know, how to open it! 🤣
You pull it out of the still moving dead guy of course.
I think you are supposed to just pull it out of its sheath not sure though
Wow I never knew. I’ve just had mine closed for years without this video. Thank you
right? i was wondering why i was having such a hard time cutting stuff
“Hm what’s that in your pocket 👮♀️”
“Oh it’s my new Emerson wave knife lemme just pull it out non threateningly-“
💥💥💥💥💥💥🔫
🤣 fuck I can see that happening
not really an issue because you shouldn’t even have your hand in the general vicinity of a weapon around a cop lol
@@ogloc6308 boot licker 😂
@@ogloc6308 or maybe the cops need to chill the fuck out. shall not be infringed.
you need to pull it out of your pocket in a certain way to catch the hook on the edge, if you just hold the knive and calmly remove it from your pocket it won't open.
As a person with no nails, i like any knife method other than the nail tick thingy
i mean, you can just pinch the blade and open it. you don't HAVE to use your nails.
You were born without fingernails?
Thank you I was so confused on how to open a fixed blade.
Thanks a lot, now i have no idea how to get the fixed blade back in it's sheath
Thank you I’ve had my fixed blade closed for years and just learned how to open it this really helped 🙏
Thank you for teaching how to open a pocket knife.
I've been using my spyderhole knives so wrong for so long.
how so?
@@bibigreen6533 just a joke. The biggest appeal to anyone with a Spyderco is the ability to flip them open with your middle finger.
@@jarrett2k Yup Spydieflick is the best.
@@jarrett2k the spyder hole has been a life saver for me after my thumb injury. I’ve flicked my Shaman open with my middle finger since I’ve had it, I prefer it over using my thumb anyway.
@@jarrett2k that's the biggest appeal? Damn, i am not taking advantage of its biggest appeal.
Would you cover the last one again, so fast I missed it.😂
The "last mechanism will surprise you" bait really sullied the sincerity of the whole video honestly. You could have just put the Emerson Wave last and technically would come through on that claim.
The fixed blade style is my favourite especially if it's a full tang knife
I love the wave mechanism, one of my fav knives ever had it but I sadly lost it on a fishing trip
It's wild to think that some people really don't know how to open one, speaking from experience. If they do get it open, you can forget about them closing it.
Wait! How do I open my fix blade? I can’t find any studs or flippers!?!
You flick the sheath lose 😊
considering I'll most likely never open an Emerson due to it being an Emerson, I'd say the fixed blade is the fastest deployment, besides my ziptied PM2
I didn't know it could be so complex thank you for helping me open my knife I probably would have never figured it out if I didn't see this video
The flipper is literally the only folding knife style I will ever own
No spidey flick? That one is the most fun.
I actually have one that you didn't mention. It has both thumb stud but also a bit of the blade sticks out on the backside and if you push that and flick, it will open quickly.
Hey buddy don't start trouble around here with your fancy double opening knife.
The rest of us are still trying to figure out how to open the basic model.
Fortunately some kind soul made a video here explaining how to open a pocket knife but I'm stressed still trying to get my thumbnail in that slit.
Not everyone here was privileged like you I bet you can tie your own shoes too.
@@tomweickmann6414 haha 😂
I have the Emerson and I will say it’s the best everyday knife you’ll have.
Excellent, you made me wiser 🤣
3rd one is the most coolest one
And the last mechanism will surprise you. ThE fiXeD bLaDe
Emerson weave is my favorite knife made
That Spyderco is amazing! Is that the shaman? What configuration is that?
I've found that the Emerson wave Karambit is by far the best EDC for self defense Dependable sharp and unbeatable I collect several brands but it by far is the best folder IMO my fixed blade is a neck knife and have gotten me out of some sticky situations and allow me time to get my 1911 into action if required
You can deploy the second knife faster because it’s connected to a magnet and if you put your thumb nail and flick it, it deploys faster
Forgot the Spidey flick which also works great on my CJRB Lago.
Omg I just learned something new 😂😂 i never knew that
Well I have a pocket knife as a tool knife for work. It can be opened with one hand which often happens to be very handy.
But I am really a fan of fixed blades of a decent length.
I did NOT expect that on the last one, I've been doing it wrong all the time
my personal favourite is the flipper although i can see the pros and cons to all of them
Wave = win. Safety of a closed folder thats as fast as a fixed.
I feel like this was made for my girlfriend. She needed it.
Love the Wave!
Love the Emerson wave. Kershaw cqc 11 has been my pocket knife for about a decade
And the button! Autos man!
Still gotta get a knife with the wave opener on it
With that flipper, you can partially open the knife with a little bit of the blade out and flick out the rest, too, just like with any thumb stud folder
Zip tie on a spyderco. The middle class wave.
You can open with your pocket on almost any knife with thumb studs.
Forgot the “wrist flick”, my favourite!
With my spiderco I get the blade started with my thumb and then flick my wrist to whip the blade open the rest of the way. I can open my knife faster than an automatic knife, and it's super satisfying.
The only pocket knife I own has both a thumb stud and a little bit coming out like the flipper style one. Makes it super easy to flip out even if it's gotten a bit stiff over time because I can use my thumb and index finger in tandem almost like a twisting motion
I love my spyderco knives
I'm gonna need direction and blueprints on the last one, seems a little extravagant avant-garde.
Thanks, nearly all of those shown are legal in Australia, as long as they don't have a switch, spring or other mechanism to assist the deployment of the blade.
The Opinel rotate the virobloc collar to enable the blade to open. Use the nail nick to extend the blade. Rotate the virobloc collar to secure the blade in the open position. Reverse the process to close and secure the blade.
cant forget about the spyidey flick
Thank you for teaching me the proper terms for these. I had been doing the flipper wrong but these knife elitists wont tell me anything
Could you do a video on how to drink water correctly?
Yell at it until it opens.
Works every time.
My pops used to rock a stiletto back in the day and he told me they used a match stick to hold the tip open so it could catch on his pocket when he pulled it out.
The spydie flick!
Flipper is the safe and the best one to use
Maybe I'm biased due to my everday knife I've had since I was a kid, but the Thumb stud is my favorite for folding knives. Always felt like the quickest and simplest method to me. Thumb hole is fine aswell, just doesn't feel as quick since you have to move your thumb inward a bit more. The others feel a little invasive, or more prone to accidental openings.
Even as someone who's nails are longer from time to time, the nail knick is definitely my least favorite, feels the most sluggish. I always just resort to using the opposite hand to pinch the blade and pull it open. It's a shame, because many of the more stylish, "quality" pocket knives (Case for example) use that knick design.
Fixed blade ofc is the most reliable but not really valid in the discussion imo. Not always quite as convenient to carry (or sometimes legal) as a folding pocket knife.
Grab the spine of the knife with your thumb and index finger, flick the handle away from you, use your middle finger to help pivot the knife handle into your palm. Don't lose your grip at any point.
spydie hole for the win
Button lock, crossbar, otf, switchblade button lock, gravity, balisong, front flipper, compression lock, thumb disk.
I have some big thumb-openers that can be opened by popping the knife down and up just right. They have to be clean and lubed to do it.
Oh gee thanks I never knew
I mean with thumb studs with practice you can click it open with a small nudge and a wrist flick
Ya gotta "spidey flick" the spyderco to properly open it!
I have TKJ Shaman and S30V Shaman
I REALLY NEED THAT SHAMAN!!!! I want it to be released again 😫
wow i didn't know any of these
Well ur forgetting the thumb flick with axis lock knives like the benchmade 940 which is a lot quicker
Don’t forget the flick open method too.
Bros face turned into hasbulla💀
I usually do the flick
As someone who chews their nails, I despise the nail knick lol
You missed the thumb disc, as seen on the CRKT Hissatsu Folder
Still just gonna use a switchblade
Sadly switchblades are banned in a lot of US states.
Amazing
Now I can finally, with some practice, master the art of opening the fixed blade🙏
Hey tac force is a pretty good knife brand btw
Shaman is also a front flipper
The fix blade is kind of challenging.
Liner lock too.
Most of my flippers also have a thumb stud on one or both sides of the blade.
I too like cutting through my pocket when pulling out my pocket knife
Quick! How do i close the fixed blade!!
Could you show the last one again? Maybe a slow-mo so I can make sure I get it right.
So that's how you open a knife... I've had these things for years and never knew that they opened and had blades.
There really are blade hq's down at blade hq
Fixed blade instructions unclear. Now I’m circumcised 🌭🗡️
Spyderco FTW
And dont forget : dont kill the stop-pin!
The second last, I need more info
As Homer Simpson said, “Doh”!
I need the flipper its the easiest one for me
Wow I never knew this 😂😂😂😂😂
The thumb-hole: i flip it open with my middlefinger. Faster
Any others like the Emerson that open when you remove from your pocket? (Besides that monster from CS..)
What spyderco is that, those handles are awesome
I was just wondering that
That's the Blade HQ Exclusive Shaman with Micarta handle scales!
BTW it was an exclusive and is sadly 😢now only on the secondary market
@@BladeHQ ya but what knife...
@@justinhoward1406 dangggggg
I've never seen anyone have a problem opening a knife. Not even a little kid or a frail old lady.
Closing the knife however, sometimes presents a challenge to noobies.
Spydees can be "flicked" to open. Also you can make/put a "wave" function on them too (makeshift by using a Zip Tie)....TH-cam it! Spyderco all the way!!