I can never seem to get this method to work for me on any knife unfortunately

bear and sons is a ripoff especially bear edge i had on took back it literally fell to pieces opening and closing it too bad i liked the turquoise realtree camo

It's scratched and crooked now!

Made in America by undocumented workers. These knives are far worse than most Chinese made knives in all regards.

I use a c clamp less chance of damage.

I saw a guy snap the blade doing it like this.

I just subscribed.. almost everyone else show these knives but never test them.. if all i want is pretty ill stick a picture of them on the wall.. i tecently bought a couple of case knives ..too pretty to use.. lol.. so i have been on a mission to get some everyday users.. i have picked up a few but always looking.. thanks.. do you have any experience with the bear and sons canoe.. its nice looking.. would be great for pocket carry.. i just wonder about use.. thanks again

Bought one. Love it.

Love this video. The only test left is the finger cut test. All my knives pass this test with out even trying.

I have the Bear and Son Farmhand Jr. and what you did in your test looks alot like how I treat my knives,lol................... good job!

I have that exact knife with the exact same problem. Gonna give this a go. It's such a beautiful little knife. Shame case don't take the extra time to get them right from the factory. Thanks

The problem is that this method is more bending than centering the blade. The pressure and tension of the pivots are unbalanced in these cases, so the blade can not go straight in the fold position. Unfortunately it is not that easy to center it really because the pivots are not screw pivots. On my swiss army knives i have the same problems.

It worked!! I did this to one of my case knives that had very poor centering. I used a wooden dowel and a hammer. Only took a few hits. Thank you for this.

That cool

Brushed would look better

I only buy Case knives from a store so I have no problems with anything except one with a tiny gap on the back and I use that knife daily so I don't care if it's messed up a little . Never had any problems with any Rough Riders I buy online

T10 is an underrated steel, often used on swords/katanas. Honestly, it's better than 1095 in a lot of ways.

Fantastic job here. im gonna have to try that on my Case knives!

Case ! come on man.

dumb

I’m pretty sure that Case will correct the crink or any other issues free

Great work!

Have to like this for the friendly squirrel

I like the pocket clip on the bear and son,but i like the micarta scales on the rough rider

Buy The Bear and Son ..yeah they have their QC issues but we need to support American cutlers plus the Bear and Son is an heirloom _u can pass on with pride ..Rough Rider..not so much...unless your from China..imho

The blade looks bent not just off center to me.

dude show some love to that poor axe that's been sitting out 2-5+ years. Go sand and oil that handle, buff the rust off and oil the head too, I'm crying

Send it back to case ..

Well, you added a permanent defect that is not going to be covered by their lifetime warranty to fix one that was. I would have just sent it back to Case.

If only the Case manufacturing facility was in possession of such state-of-the-art technology.

Thought I should sub. Good job

Vidoes like this is why I do not buy knivea for a ton of money with super steels.

Cool to see knives being used Im a working man and like to carry a variety of different styles of blades The toothpick is catching my eeyes these days

Pretty good for such a thin blade. I liked the squirrel cameo ;)

Cool! But... When you use a slip joint to pierce a hard surface, without a blade block, you risk the blade closing on your hand. Gloves or no gloves, I wouldn't feel so safe! Be careful!

That's what I'm wondering about the brand. It's pracical durability. Just to see if the fasteners hold up. Cool video

My next purchase for sure

Nice video! Good traditional knife torture test. Not many making these videos. I'm looking at getting a case canoe in tru sharp stainless. I wonder how it would hold up compared to the chrome vanadium.

I wish more people did demo videos of the knives they show off. Great video!!!

Why ! it's a slip joint

Rough Ryder appears to be the sharper knife, and the better looking one.

Great video, I think I'm buying this knife, thanks for the look!

I love reviews of affordable knives and this practical, everyday kind of testing. Both look like good knives. Can you also tell us what you paid for the knives, or what they usually sell for? Even among budget knives, it would be cool to know if one was twice the price of the other, or if these are $15 range vs $25 range, etc. Anyway, thanks for the great video.

Alternate title: "Changing my username to KnifeInsanity".

Held up surprisingly well 👍

I am becoming more and more of a Rough Ryder fan.

They’re going for $8.99 at Smokey mountain knife works

Great video! Love me some Rough Ryder knives working in the wild!

Why the hell do you only have 10 subscriber? You should have 1 million subscribers right now. Good video.

cool.