BSA - Pocket Knife Safety

[@Yogabadabbado]

Thanks for the vid! You're a great instructor. You have my sub

[@jenscoutmom]

Great job with your video. I wish everyone who does instructional videos would keep to the point like you did, AND make it interesting!!!

[@user-ie1ij9nr7e]

I earned mine in 1991. I always carry my life anywhere I go in the outdoors.

[@DeconstructedWithJosh]

Great video.

[@jason_keck]

hey it famous man

[@chrisportinga]

no yru'oe wrong

[@paulwright5110]

On the video it shows sharpening the knife by pulling the blade toward the person. Should that always be done by moving the blade away, like when cutting?

[@themasterofmisanthropy7761]

Both directions work, I'm a knife sharpener by trade and I do this all the time. I must say as an ex scout, almost nobody past their first years in my troop gave a hoot about blood circle😂

[@marinavalenzuela5056]

When you're sharpening is the only time when the blade can be towards you

[@Imaginar-19]

I got back here just because i wanted to see if my woodworking chip means i can have a butterfly knife. Better known as totin chip

[@shouliangwang3088]

I’m a patrol leader and I will be teaching my troop on how to be safe and use a pocket knife

[@austinfu7675]

same here, this video helped alot

[@alanbaumann7770]

Well Done!

[@silverpairaducks]

Opinel

[@goallium376]

second

[@chrisportinga]

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