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Nice work on the knife and sheath

Здравствуй, Шон! Отличный нож получился и ножны ему под стать!

Great knife Sean. I was disappointed that you didn't do any bushcraft with it. There's a tree in the background! You could have cut some branches, batoned the knife through the trunk, split kindling, shaved a couple of feather sticks, and started a fire on the floor with a ferroceramic rod! Admittedly, you would have to sleep outside afterwards. Still, I liked the video and was impressed again with such small knives cutting 1 inch rope.

Gorgeous blade/sheath. Looking forward to my knife!!

Beautiful blade! I love seeing makers that take the time and effort to taper the tang. Such a nice touch on an already awesome knife.

Oooh, that's mine!?

Meanwhile. Armed Americans Dont bring a knife.

Insane! What knife is this and is it for sale??

Здравствуй, Шон! Скажи пожалуйста, какую марку стали ты используешь для своих ножей? Конкретно для вот этого например?

Wow. Such a great sheath with such simple tools. Do you always use the knife you are making the sheath for to cut the leather? And great use of a LEATHERMAN to do the stitching!

Gorgeous knife BTW

Hell yeah bro!

Very nice work!

I'm so stoked to get mine. My man is in the process of making mine.

Love the vid! PS: What's the leathercrafting box with, where to buy one? O.o It looks really really good tho

I need this! Its gorgeous. I'm an amateur leathersmith, love the sheath work. Whats the lead time for this brother man?

How much ya charging for that brother man?

What a great little knife!

Hall yeah.

DBK knife V|S your knife compare please 🙏

Nicejob.

When I saw you light your pipe, I hit like and subscribed

Wow! I thought your knives were so much better than anything I've made to date because you had a heap of expensive equipment I can't afford yet. But you use much the same kind of tools. It must be the knowledge and practice. At least now that I've seen you light your pipe, I know why you don't have a mustache.

This is my knife he made for me and I can tell you it’s even better in person …. Absolutely incredible… super easy to work with will be getting more from him very soon

Very nice! Do you use a makers mark?

Bello

I loved the presentation and I am thinking of getting a custom knife made from you.

Thats not a bowie. That’s a camp knife. Terrible video

How much for one of these with a drop point Sabre grind?

I have been lavish in praise of Mars Fire knives, to the point of sounding like a fanboy. So, even though the exchange rate is against me, I decided to put my money where my mouth is and bought one of Sean's knives. The one in this video with the black handle. It cuts just like it does in the video. I even whittled slivers off a mild steel rod with no edge damage. It cuts right out to the tip of the knife, something no knife I've ever owned has done. I would recommend Sean's knives to anyone.

Another great knife. I'm impressed with how easily it pierced multiple layers of clothing, especially the time you let go of the trousers before stabbing them. If anyone doubts how well made these knives are, I received mine today, and repeated many of the tests used on this channel. It passed all of them, even whittling mild steel without marring the edge. Able to do aggressive work, and precision cuts. Best knife I have ever owned.

Now that it's razor-sharp, nice work 👍 👏 👌

very nice.. sweet sheath

I like the knife. When someone starts using words like pumped, awesome and amazing I am afraid I stop watching just there. Nothing against you or the knife, but I did finish high school 38 years ago, was never a hippy or a surfer. Just speak to a person like a grown up.

Very cool! Curved edges are always my favorite for cutting. I have a Klein stripping knife, it’s a bit different of a curve, maybe more like a hook. That’s a cool knife for sure, if I was still stripping wire daily for a living I’d have to get one for sure to pull out on the job.

Thanks! I’d never cut with one like this before, it going through that 2x4 blew my mind. It’s not ultimately versatile but it’s extremely good at what it specializes in.

Like an ultra-aggressive Wharncliffe knife. What a cutter! Well done. Great explanation of the advantages of this style of knife and demonstration of its power.

First 10 seconds were what would be the name if he put it on amazon

Wow! People getting all hot under the collar about this video. The purpose of this video is to show the difference between a mass produced knife and a Mars Fire knife. Sean chose a similar knife to demonstrate the features of his design, and he chose a well known producer of quality knives to compare it to. Its not an unreasonable comparison, because the author is showing that they ARE apples and pears. There are different choices made in production, for different reasons. These are practical, hard wearing, using knives. Sean can make these quality control choices because he isn't restrained by the bottom line and shareholder expectations.

Nice work

I agree with the comment below. Beautiful.

No comments giving a production knife with similar abilities yet. Perhaps you should do another of these tests in the future, perhaps as part of another video, and ask again.

I like your work, and I find the idea of expounding on the virtues of archaic tools as relevant solutions to modern needs while wearing an instant Ramen shirt deliciously ironic. A tip for your website; it would be helpful to include specs for each knife, i.e. blade length, thickness, height, OAL, handle material, etc.

I have spent hours trying to sharpen flat grind knives over the years, spent dozens of hours watching videos, and a couple of hundred dollars on diamond stones and other sharpening devices. But, I could never maintain consistent sharpening angles. Therefore, I would sharpen a knife successfully on one go, and blunt the blade the next. It is as you say, for those blades, you have to sharpen like a machine. The convex grind is simple and repeatable, as it is a natural motion for our bodies. So simple that it should have been obvious.

Where or how can I order one

I am realy tired of dumb qeustions. How well is which made? What is your budget? Lastly as you say how are which heat treated?

Success, sort of. I finally fixed the tip so that it now cuts the sisal rope cleanly, and zips through 3/8 inch cotton rope like it wasn't there. I was starting to think you were using a super-steel for your knives, alloyed with kryptonite and unobtainium! Unfortunately, I overheated the rest of the blade before quenching and the edge chipped massively during hard testing. I need a longer forge to evenly heat a longer blade. The more I try this, the more I respect your skill, Sean.

Impressive!

Great looking knife I really like that design!