BUSSE ASH 2 - Anniversary Steel Heart - INFI STEEL - DESTRUCTION TEST - UNTIL IT BREAKS - MOVIE # 5

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BUSSE ANNIVERSARY STEEL HEAERT 2 - COMBAT KNIFE!!!!
KNIFE DESTRUCION EPIC BATTLE - JOEX AGAINST THE FREAKING WORLD!!!!
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ASH vs the EVIL DEAD vs the BUSSE
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Busse ASH-2 Combat Knife (Anniversary Steel Heart)
KARTON/CARDBOARD SHEATH
Blade Length: 9 "
Overall Length: 14.75 "
Weight (oz)21.6
Knife TypeCamp Knife, Full Tang
Blade Details: Drop Point
Handle Material: G10
STEEL: INFI
HARDNESS: 58-60 RC
MADE IN THE USA
Shot with a GLOCK 17, 9 mm bullets
SHOT with Assault Rifle STEYR AUG, 5,56 mm
SHOT with SHOTGUN in the car (Stoeger - UBERTI Double Defence shotgun)
BUSSE ASH-2 aginst CAR ROOF of the VW GOLF, BRICK, TIP WOOD STAMP TEST - IRON ROD - DRILLING ROD - GRAVEYARD SESSION
KNIFE Tanto REVIEW - FIRST LOOK - FIRST IMPRESSION - UNBOXING
DESTRUCTION TORTURE
KNIFE TEST - FIRST IMPRESSION - STABBER
BRICK TEST, TIP TEST, TORTURE TEST, CAR STABBING
DEATHBOXING - BREAKING POINT - KNIFE REVIEW

[@whatisrealwtf]

Still not a fan of infi steel... 5160, 1095, 1055 are all are proven steels without the hype or price. I have a Schrade in 1095 paid 40.00 for it beat the shit out of it for years still going strong. If you want wall art 500-600 for a blade fine but when I want a blade to do forging digging roots and camp wood I need a tool that just works.....thanks Joe you rock

[@Ve-suvius]

Same thought here. Heavily overpriced. Machete's will outchop it . And for 14 euro or something like that. Busse is more of a fetish thing. You pay for it, because you 'want' it. Not because it performs better.

[@bobbie4862]

Spot on. I was going to get one, but after seeing these videos, my esee's and even the Operator Seven did substantially better for way, way less $$$.

[@joex]

u are welcome! superhype kept the $$$ floating!

[@joex]

COLD STEEL JUNGLE outperformed this blade easy!

[@Jack.of.All.Blades]

Ash 2 is .22 thick. It’s both thinner and half the weight of the WTG Ares. Comes with a lifetime warranty. Easy to sharpen, stays sharp way longer than those other steels AND semi stainless. INFI isn’t for everyone but if you want the best of the best in terms of balanced across the board INFI is the best. Also it was $427 not $600 The Hellrazor can be had right now for $397

[@joelasso5057]

JoeX is officially one of the strongest knife testers in the world, able to bend quarter inch thick knifes like they are plastic.

[@joex]

thanks my friend!!! i try my best!

[@JKWavvy]

I hope Santa brings Joe a real kevlar Batman suit (in camo) to keep him protected 😂

[@joex]

i hope for a PUSSE!

[@brr8888]

It’s safe to say that knife will handle any survival situation!

[@joex]

not the hard Z-APO!

[@jonbeck5945]

That’s crazy how the Battle Mistress didn’t hold up half as well as this one has up until now. I’m at the brick test portion so far and it’s blowing me away. I guess the BM lived up to its initials of bowel movement. This one is pretty good.

[@joex]

super crazy!

[@Laurarium]

That AFBM is very likely to be a fluke.

[@crvzer]

It's probably thinner blade stock.

[@topfueljunkie100]

Thanks for the test Joe! I hope you will do as you said before and keep testing more INFI blades!

[@joex]

for sure!

[@hugofeynman]

Oh yeah!!!! Bring it, JoeX, my knife shopping guide!!!!!!

[@joex]

🤟

[@1977aliveandkicking]

Interesting end of the calendar year. Thank you for the fun and lots of useful information so far. Cheers!

[@joex]

u are welcome!

[@Jack.of.All.Blades]

HELL YEAH, Now that’s how INFI is supposed to perform. Super crazy that it stopped the 5.56.🔥 I think the AFBM was a dud no doubt.

[@joex]

the shooting was epic"!

[@martinerhard8447]

INFI os no steel type its a brand name and busse has sold different steels as infi steel by now. I think currently they use Au8 mod

[@Jack.of.All.Blades]

@@martinerhard8447 INFI composition has not changed since 2002 and the only change was nitrogen in the steel.

[@martinerhard8447]

@@Jack.of.All.Blades that is what the manufacturer says of the INFI brand. But various users came to other conclusions. Now they market mod-A8 under that brand name

[@budthecyborg4575]

I would love to see more samples tested from both Work Tough Gear and Busse, they're effectively direct competitors but to be really confident about the results we need more samples.

[@joex]

i did the WTG JX5 and the Puzon 7 inch! already! vids are coming soon!!!!

[@joex]

one busse vid will be available in Feb 2024!

[@budthecyborg4575]

@@joex !!! Can't wait to see the videos!

[@user-zc1qm3bw9i]

I hope JX5 and Puzon7 don't disappoint

[@johns7809]

Awesome Busse Knife under normal use it would last forever.

[@joex]

its a Busse it breaks, thats what they do!

[@johns7809]

Is there a knife you can't break?@@joex

[@QuantumPyrite_88.9]

As I recall from years ago , The original idea of the holes in the guard and pommel, were to put paracord across the holes for a more secure grip. The oversized hook type pommel seriously sucks. Thanks for your wonderful video while I get fkd up on Christmas Eve / To be continued tomorrow. Thanks again JOEX.

[@joex]

lets drink amigo!!!!!!!!

[@arcangelsecurity]

I would say the the Varusteleeka Skrama performed better then this at a small fraction of the cost. Plain old 80CRV2 for the win and comes with a sheath. Grreat job Joe!

[@joex]

for the price SKRAMA all the way!

[@rileyhawthorne3206]

Great video! I really enjoy your testing!👍

[@joex]

cool!

[@davidkurle5418]

For all of the great content you've given us this year, I say thank you. Merry Christmas, Joe!

[@joex]

u are welcome! much more to come!

[@solacegrove9752]

This is a real 🎁Christmas present Joe. With a flavor of Comedy Tragedy 🎭 for some. I knew you wouldn’t close this year without a BANG ‼️💨

[@joex]

👍👍👍🤣🤣

[@bobbie4862]

If this is an older model, Busse needs to go back to what they were doing before. This performed incredibly well compared to the Battle Mistress. If Busse can bring this performance back I will definitely buy one.

[@joex]

this one was much betta!

[@brr8888]

The Busse has been redeemed!!!

[@joex]

not yet!

[@julesgardet659]

At the end of the world JoeX, Keith Richards and a bunch of roaches will be the only survivors

[@joex]

amen brother!

[@emanuelroth7960]

This gives me an idea of what to expect from my FAT ASH1 (5/16th inch thick INFI) from circa 2006.

[@joex]

exactly!

[@mikhailsiderman2191]

One more knife killer Joe X! You killed another one. Another one bites the dust (knife)

[@8626John]

The universe isn't expanding, it's just fleeing from Joe X.

[@joex]

Marlboro!!!

[@micahstuhr1981]

Appreciate you doing the test .

[@joex]

cool thanks!

[@auroraborealisknives4019]

Awesome 👍

[@joex]

thanks my friend!!

[@Thepreppersbunkeroutdoors]

Merry Christmas- may your new year be filled with adventures abroad and destroyed knives at home 💪🏻

[@joex]

Thanks!!!!🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟

[@bobbie4862]

Awesome to see Jacob in the comments section. You both are awesome.

[@joex]

thanks a lot!

[@VonTeutoburg]

adventures abroad and adventures with broads

[@aarondraughon960]

Busse knives are too high for what you get . If Busse wants $450.00 for a knife they need to make a better knife. Thanks for the video Joe X and this why your channel is important to people who are thinking about buying a knife that is that expensive . Keep the truth coming bro .

[@joex]

i must agree!

[@mantaray2239]

Any reputable knife producer should also provide a sheath. In the case of high end knives like Busse, it should be a state of the art, premium quality sheath. Busse claims not including a sheath leaves the customer free to choose their own. In fact, failure to provide a sheath transfers the trouble and expense to the customer.

[@joex]

kydex would be a must in my opinion! but Karton is cool too!

[@mantaray2239]

@@joex I agree. Kydex is currently the best.

[@topfueljunkie100]

There are sheaths that are offered with the knife if the customer so chooses to add them on. If they prefer to have something other than the one offered, they can skip it and keep the cost lower for themselves. So Busse does offer a sheath for these knives and has for awhile, it's just up to the customer if they want it or not.

[@mantaray2239]

@@topfueljunkie100 Busse does not provide a sheath as part of the price of the knife. Instead, he has chosen to sell his brother Danny's sheaths, available at an extra price, on checkout. Danny The Bull sheaths are not necessarily the best available, either in workmanship or materials. When I've taken the easy way out and ordered a DTB sheath with the knife, quality has always been a problem. I've found they are often too large and retain the knife by no other means than gravity. In many instances, the knife rattles in the sheath and if turned upside down, it falls out. If Jerry provided a state-of-the-art, kydex or other high quality thermoplastic sheath with every knife and included it in the price, he would be living up to the standards of even many of the cheaper knife brands. When it comes to his brother's sheath company, nepotism has replaced integrity and commitment to quality has been abandoned.

[@topfueljunkie100]

@@mantaray2239 All I was disagreeing with was your last sentence of your original comment where you said "failure to provide a sheath..." as I just wanted to clear it up for others who were unaware that this is not an accurate statement as Busse does in fact offer a sheath with the knife as you've now stated in your most recent comment here. I've got more than a few of those sheaths as well and found the fitment and retention of all of them to be great, especially with the Resiprene-C handles. Those aren't slipping out accidentally for anything! These are the smaller war dog handled SYKCO knives mostly but a few of the larger SYKCOs as well (7"-8" blades). Others with micarta or G10 handles, like the AFBM and SJTAC7 I have, both fit their respective sheaths well for me too. They don't fall out when turned upside down and take some shaking before they would fall out. It's a pouch style leather sheath so I wouldn't expect it to have Kydex like retention obviously. Kydex clearly has much better retention if it's designed well. I can't say I have any complaints on quality either. They're nicely done and of sufficient thickness to be durable. They're obviously simplistic in design being basic taco style leather pouches which rely on a friction fit of the handle, but they're not terribly expensive either, so one wouldn't and shouldn't expect a $80-$120 custom kydex or a custom $250 leather sheath as it's designed as a basic offering to get the job done without breaking the bank. I'm not saying your experience is inaccurate either, I fully believe you when you shared your experience with those same sheaths which was unsatisfactory . I'm merely sharing my experience too so others can see it's not all bad. They can make up their mind what to make of it. I'm sure we can go back on forth on the other parts of your comment, but in the end we'll probably not change our current opinions much. Nothing wrong with that as we're all entitled to our own opinions. I certainly won't fault you for feeling as you do. All I was really trying to say is that sheaths are in fact offered so no one is mistaken in thinking they aren't as your comment made it sound like. Finally, one could look at it in a positive light and say you are saving money by not being forced to buy a sheath you may not want or one could view it the other way around in a negative light and say that the sheath is an extra expense not included in the knife's price when one should have been included at no extra cost. Arguments could be made both ways. In the end though, it's subjective and kind of useless bickering back and forth because we don't know what kind of profit margins are in these knives nor do we know the processing costs or any of that so speculating whether a high quality sheath should be included in the purchase price of a knife or not is really kind of pointless because it's just that, pure speculation.

[@sandwaves5642]

Great test !!!!!!!!

[@joex]

thanks a lot!!!!

[@user-cb4xz6rb2v]

Great knife !

[@joex]

sure!

[@darioroldan1891]

Genio !🙆‍♂️ muy bueno el cuchillo 🔪! Un saludo!🇦🇷 felicidades!🥳

[@joex]

saludos!

[@kennyphelps1160]

Damn, you got that for $470 US that’s a good deal pricewise when I look they are $750

[@joex]

from my french connection!

[@scorpionsaloon4169]

Thank you, JOE X ! Awesome destruction. So many people really like those blades, but man, that's a ton of money for a knife. Merry Christmas !!

[@joex]

thanks a lot!!!!

[@solacegrove9752]

“Fue la selva que se lo llevo” That’s “was JoeX that destroyed it”

[@joex]

he was!!! weird guy!

[@jimbusmaximus4624]

I gotta say I was impressed by the tip test. It's a really good looking blade too. I can't justify that price but people buy them 🤷🏼‍♂️ Awesome work JoeX!

[@joex]

for Busse it did ok!

[@dickgozinya9228]

I'd like to see the Swamp Rat Ratmandu tested. The Ratmandu is my usual carry.

[@joex]

awesome!

[@quetzalcoatl262]

Great testing, man!! Like I said, better quality for older models INFI and thickness - robust. And Happy new year, merry christmas, more and more and more knives testing from You.. :-)

[@joex]

thanks my friend!!

[@riqboze3695]

Busse is an impressive brand You don't hear any regrets from people that own them despite their high price As always an impressive review Joe - appreciate your zeal 👍

[@joex]

so impressive i cant believe it!!!!

[@martinerhard8447]

because they have them in vitrines how often did you see pics of a used busse? yeah

[@rickboz4494]

@@martinerhard8447\ This concrete jungle keeps people in solitary hold, a wall of stone brings not security, but a sense of rebellion, for all that want to break free of this cage.

[@Jack.of.All.Blades]

@@martinerhard8447there’s pictures of used Busses all over the internet if you just look. Some people keep them nice and clean, some people use them. If you actually looked it up instead of repeating rumors you hear on the internet, you’d find out people beat the hell out of them all the time.

[@stevenrobertson6656]

wOw amigo...i have to say that dead forest is WEIRD!

[@JuaneDosesII-wj6dd]

They need to burn the forest to renew it

[@joex]

it is, like a plague down here!

[@joex]

i can do that!!!

[@seikofujita2305]

Good evening joe x Thank you for this beautiful video, the cutting of the car roof is excellent😜 . I wish you a Merry Christmas, and lots of knives to destroy as gifts 👍

[@joex]

thanks, Merry Fk X mas!

[@Gedankengeist]

Hi Joe, du bist ein echter Meister deines Faches !!! 👌👍👍 - Wünsche Dir und allen Kanalfreunde noch einpaar schöne Feiertage + ein guten Rutsch in's neue Jahr 2024 !!! LG Gedankengeist 👻

[@joex]

danke mein Freund!

[@buckshotthighbrass]

Well what a difference, maybe the dude u got it from re heat-treated it in unicorn horn dust , definitely better than last. The sheath was aftermarket by a sheath ARTIST!!!

[@joex]

unicorn or pusse dust, who knows?

[@Yogi724]

Hey Joe. Love your vids. Wish ya a merry Christmas...Greetings from Germany

[@joex]

thanks Yogi Löw!

[@luciosila2183]

Genial video como siempre ✌️

[@joex]

gracias amigo!

[@Cuchillosydemascosas]

Bueno el vídeo . Buen cuchillo me parece . Saludos

[@joex]

gracias amigo!

[@steverose3318]

All the boys with high pitched voices who start every other sentence with " So " ... will have to have one of those to stroke on while the eunuch falls asleep on the couch.

[@joex]

fkt those woke dudes!

[@gizmocarr3093]

Too Rich for my pockets, he said! But a strong knife.🤣😂

[@joex]

if u ignore the price it is awesome!

[@marciolprado1]

Dream knife!

[@joex]

cool!

[@Owieczkin]

Your friend has a great talent for hand sharpening on waterstones. I bet he can upgrade performance of every blade 💪

[@joex]

yeah he did good!

[@franeksiodlok8284]

Great film, merry Christmas Joe. Please, do test esp rescue knife rkk1

[@joex]

thanks my friend!!

[@VonTeutoburg]

Great job, Joe! The perfect Weihnachten video. Horrido!

[@joex]

thanks a lot!!!! PROST"

[@solacegrove9752]

Light saber batoning ⚡️

[@joex]

i need to call Luke!

[@davidneal6920]

I like the design on this knife. A good survival knife design merry 🎅 Christmas 🇦🇹 🇳🇿

[@joex]

Merry X mas!

[@scdub]

That’s more like it! Refund or not, I think it would be cool to send in the Battle Mistress pieces. Lots of folks were surprised and would like an evaluation by the company… Cheers!

[@joex]

there is only one man i would send the stuff, and he knows it!

[@scdub]

🤔🤔🤔

[@kennethkrieb3018]

Merry Christmas Joe X

[@joex]

thanks Kenneth!

[@fatman4792]

Merry Christmas Joe x! and the comment section

[@joex]

thanks my friend!!

[@heyarno]

Knowing how to sharpen your knife makes every knife better. Now matter how much you pay for a knife, there is no replacement for skill.

[@joex]

i know that from Jacob (preppers bunker...)

[@heyarno]

Cool, I want to have friends with a bunker too.@@joex

[@rossboss14]

Verry good knive, definitely its not a pusse ! Good Job, hard test !

[@joex]

thanks! it was ok for a BUSSE!

[@rossboss14]

​@@joex yeah, this is Busse .....

[@joex]

thanks Marlboro!

[@maelvaga]

Buen video, un saludo desde España

[@joex]

gracias amigo!

[@karl_3885]

i have always wanted a Busse. Until i saw Joe's videos. It's also weird they don't actually tell you what they do with their steel. because, clearly, there are changes to the steel.

[@joex]

to pricy i think!

[@karl_3885]

@@joex speaking of pricy and probably overhyped, will we get to see Winkler blades on your channel some time?

[@Curtis3366]

Bad ass knife. Love the shape and the thickness of the blade. I was waiting to see a destruction video on the INFI steel just to see how it holds up. I understand some of the comments about the price, and you can certainly get a lot more value out of less expensive knives in terms of the amount of use you can get out of them for the money. But these blades are almost custom. They're low production I think so they can't compete with factory blades made in large quantities out of cheaper steel. I would love to have one. This is exactly the kind of knife that I really admire. I wonder about the edge geometry for batoning though. I'm not certain but I think a Sabre grind, or even a Scandi might be best so it works as a wedge. I think this is a flat grind? So there might be a lot of resistance. From a value perspective, it seems to me that most bowie knives of this lower production run types are in this price range so it doesn't seem overly expensive for what it is. Although it's certainly out of my price range. I'd rather have two or three, or four, or five knives for the price of one. But that's just me with my budget today. I would certainly pay this kind of money for a knife if I wanted it and it was that high of a priority for me. It's too bad it broke, but that's just the thing with steels that are designed to also hold an edge. And I also wonder sometimes if some of these blades might have microfractures in them by the time you get to the steel pole. Even a small chip with a slight invisible crack might be enough to weaken the blade and cause a wholesale failure. It's hard to find a knife that's designed for everything. If you can find one that's as tough as this, but also holds an edge that's pretty amazing. I guess one of the things that you don't include in your tests is the cutting edge after cutting some tough material with it. It would be interesting to see that on some of these knives. Although I see a lot of reviews like that, and that seems to be what people focus on, lol. i.e., "how sharp it is out of the box, and can it cut paper after some light use" . Lol. None of which is important to me. Anyway, another great vid. And a blast to watch as usual. Oh, and here's a link to some cut resistant sleeves. I posted them in another video but it was an older video so you might not see them. You, of all people need something like this.. Schwer 2 Pairs 18 inch Arm Protection Sleeves, ANSI A5 Cut Resistant Sleeves with Thumbhole, Flame Resistant Welding Sleeves for Work, Kitchen, Farmers Sleeves for Gardening Arm Guards for Biting a.co/d/965VGt1 Stay safe.

[@joex]

u are really into steel !!! awesome!!

[@Owieczkin]

Finger protection is needed in this line of work 😉

[@hdjnfirnfnhdhdjjdkdk9349]

Better, a lot better!!! Anyway, Merry Christmas again, to you and to all your fans, including to Jerry B. 😉 Great, great job, Joe!!! As allways!!!👏💪👏💪👏 PS I will buy myself orange underwear to be able to swim under the ice, like you 😁😋😁

[@joex]

u should get some my friend!!!!

[@hdjnfirnfnhdhdjjdkdk9349]

@@joex 😂👍

[@sic5168]

Evil is here… and apparently a black eye with it, stay safe Jo

[@joex]

evil is everywhere!!!

[@danygodbout979]

nice shit man. ill keep buying old busse. merry chrismas knife maniac

[@joex]

cool! thanks a lot!!!!

[@roguesheep1747]

Merry days and all the bests mate

[@joex]

thanks a lot!!!!

[@svensvensson627]

Joe you should try out the Blackheart knives. Awesome knives👍🏻

[@joex]

i have a black heart!!!!

[@felipemontero1087]

So this seems to be the real Infi Steel. Tha last one was made from Malboro Carboard

[@joex]

no pro!

[@bocephus517]

So, if I promise not to attack a metal pole with it...🤔🍺

[@joex]

promise!

[@bocephus517]

@@joex I promise to not hit my knife against a metal pole 👍🍺

[@andreaburroni2213]

Joe, Busse old model comes' out from 2000 to 2006. Were look's like something change on INFI. Anyway, all the knives from Busse, Scrapyard or Swamprat, are new. I' have some old one. I've bought my last Busse in 2009. Now, are not the same. They cannot be.

[@joex]

ok, thanks for the info!

[@solacegrove9752]

We are Sparta battle cry fantastico

[@joex]

amen!

[@A-Bat]

Merry christmas brother , keep growing ?! And another cut ? 😂😂😂 Enjoy bro ?! Nice knive anyway !!!

[@joex]

thanks a lot!!!!

[@Ifyoucanreadthisgooglebroke]

That is more like what I expected. Best of the fancy stuff, sure. Worth the cost? Of course not. Interesting that the quality seems so inconsistent.

[@joex]

its a BUSSE - it breaks!

[@MOISECRIMI]

👌

[@masy8525]

I thought it would break again soon, but it held up amazingly well.I don't know if it's the steel or the heat treatment.But the price is too high.

[@joex]

it was ok for a BUSSE

[@cassanoa]

cool knife - over priced and the back of the handle a bad idea - the blade profile looks like a Ontario SP 50 - i like the profile - great chopper

[@joex]

u said it!

[@conger34]

Drinking Game: Every „fuck“ means one shot.

[@1977aliveandkicking]

I have already started...

[@buckshotthighbrass]

Excellent idea

[@joex]

i would be so fuckkkkd up!

[@joex]

i know u started my friend!

[@buckshotthighbrass]

@@joex no not yet but the time has come now 😁 midnight moonshine/lightning and lemonade 🍻 leeeets geeeet ready to rumble 🏴‍☠️ and no not playing game I would die probably

[@JackShen]

Is this one of Busse's older ASH knives? I don't see it on their site. It seems the older knives were full height convex and not saber ground. I have a old BMW, I used it to split seasoned fire wood, never broke, never bent, and there were plenty of knots in it. I wonder if the saber grind just doesn't hold up like the convex does. The wife accidentally pounded it into the ceramic tile floor in front of the fireplace and chopped a stone in half. Blade had a flat spot that sharpened out easily.

[@joex]

I think an old one

[@user-zx5yd4cf3y]

I think only their custom shop knives are full convex. I could be wrong.

[@mikepersia5362]

A convex edge is the way to go on a large chopper.

[@JackShen]

@@user-zx5yd4cf3y yeah you're right. The normal ones back in the day were a weird asymmetrical edge. The blade was the same thickness all the way to the edge then, 1 side was convexed and the other side was V ground. It was a very odd grind, Most people would convex the V ground side, that's what I did with the BMW and another one, I can't remember the name of but it had the same blade shape as a kabar or Buck General, it was called HOSS or some shit lol

[@joex]

thanks for the info Jack!

[@Dreamhawke]

Great video, very entertaining. That tip test gave me anxiety. Please watch your neck man. I've noticed several videos where you expose your neck during the sitting part of the tip test. That shit could really mess you up if it hits right.

[@joex]

i want to go ! i am already there my friend!!!

[@hightowerTB303]

„The jungle came alive!“ … one of the best movies ever, amigo! 🍻 Awesome performer, bro! But for this price tag you can get 3 to 4 better performers anyway! By the way perfect batoning in the woods! The survival fanboys can take a leaf out of their book! 🍻

[@joex]

true, best movier ever made!!! by far!!!

[@solacegrove9752]

👑 crown royal caramel apple 🍏 drink cherry tobacco pipe and popcorn 🍿 Let’s goooo

[@joex]

😂

[@mbawewe1]

The master is the iron rod😂😂😂

[@joex]

amen!

[@dx11101]

what were the alternatives to the busse you were talking about in the vid? Cool channel btw. Which large survival/batoning knives have held up the best in this test?

[@joex]

there are some, u need to watch my vids!

[@JoeyKnifeInnovations]

For general abuse, Aeb-l, Aus 8, 80crv2, 14c28n, 1095, if heat treated 55-57 hrc they take quite a abusing beating. There are more than mentioned. Put all comments down what are youre favourites? I used a Leuku knife in the woods, in military, 1.4116 the golden standard as s wood chopper and batoned with it intensly, extensively. Marttiini Lapland leuku 230 The edge took some damage from iced wood (minus - 25'Celsius) but it didnt break. Elmax and RWL-34 I prefer for their special cutting tasks. (solely wood carving and kitchen work) but not for anykind of abuse. They wont take much abuse.

[@joex]

cool, thanks for the info!

[@JoeyKnifeInnovations]

@@joex Always a pleasure

[@ruleroftheundersky570]

I can always tell when the knife does good on the car it'll fail on the brick, and when they fail at the car they do good on the brick. Yes... There's exceptions that have done both well just mostly that's the theme I've noticed. I'm interested in how the different steels behave under different abuse.

[@joex]

cool, this steel is weird!

[@e.u9402]

hello friend, could you test the new victorinox evoke alox, greetings brother

[@joex]

i dont think so!

[@noctis120]

That held up pretty good. The nice thing about INFI is that it sharpens super easy.

[@joex]

good to know!

[@Wildbillvmi]

Good test, I don't get the Busse prices? I could buy about 30 cold steel machetes and get better performance. Hell, the Ontario sp10 and Kabar Cutlass does just as well for 60 bucks.

[@joex]

exactly!!!! and they will survive!!!

[@evenhand7743]

💪💪💪💪💪

[@joex]

thanks a lot!!!!

[@rottiejakeluke]

Have you had any knives made from Magnacut steel? If so, how would you compare them?

[@joex]

not yet!

[@Mortem_Tyrannis_24]

Try a Grayman knife please!!

[@joex]

the gray man lives in the woods!

[@budthecyborg4575]

I have no F****** clue what changed between the Anorexic Fusion Battle Mistress and the ASH2. This knife performed so much better you'd think it was a completely different company. I could speculate the Battle Mistress was too thin behind the edge but the convex grind here performed spectacularly well. It's entirely possible that the formula for INFI changes with each smelting run across the decades, but the Busse heat treat is supposed to work wonders on any carbon steel. All I can say for sure right now is I'm glad I got my Busse knives 10 years ago. Even with the more positive result on the ASH2, "Work Tough Gear" blades appear to be superior overall and at half the price: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJ2baWuErtahf6s

[@joex]

i know that dude in the video!!!!! i think that all the "old" stuff from "most" Knife companies were performing better, Cold Steel 4 sure.... sam as us old dudes, the new generation pusses (generation pusseys) are mostly worhtless ahoes!

[@kevinAuman1]

JoeX have you done the BPS DBK knife yet?

[@joex]

not yet! but soon!

[@bocephus517]

Has JoeX tried any RMJ Tactical yet? It's mainly 80crv2

[@joex]

so pricy, not yet!

[@bocephus517]

@@joex understood 🍺

[@solacegrove9752]

Is that sheath water proof?

[@joex]

it is immortal by birth!

[@robertpogorzelski8513]

😎🎄👍

[@joex]

thanks Marlboro!

[@Spukke-uh8dq]

Fuck yeah... Finally you can fuck some Busse blades.. Good end of the year. Have been waiting for this day. Clearly metal was somehow different in those two blades.. This one lasted what I expected first one was odd. Most likely that was not 100% what it should have been. I am one of those rare european people who have Busse. Most who talk shit from it don't even have any. If living in US I see why you get Busse but if you pay customs and other stuff not worth it. I think that before I even get my Busse blade and I still think that. But I like what I like and that time I have money to get what I like. Get what you like pay ones cry ones how it go... Was very dull when I get mine and not shopper. Shopper can be little more behind the edge more. It's all way's nice to get something what is made in own country maybe not that much if you live in China.. Support own country workers.. If you have money knifes are your hobby why not get something what you like.. Hobby's cost. I can see some Busse fanboys are not happy whit first one but I think smart ones will think something was off whit first one too. Send one or two pieces to Busse that they can look in to it then that dead knife will still live on.. That company is one of those rare ones what will be interested to look in to it and learn. Big ones give zero fucks small ones no money for it but some rare ones are interested to learn. I think Busse is one of those. But anyway some people takes this stuff just too serious... You really work hard I hope you can keep your interest up to do this shit still some years :) keep at it..

[@joex]

thanks a lot for this comment!! awesome! custom is really shit these days!! i am not sending shit to Busse... if they want they can come to my place and pick it up!!!! cheers, more shit is coming soon!

[@nandayane]

Was the Battle Mistress Thinner than the Ash? If the ash’s geometry was thicker that might explain the difference.

[@joex]

nearly the same!

[@nandayane]

@@joex looks like Jerry has some explaining to do… I was looking at work tough gear knives, they are way way cheaper than Busse. I think I know my next hard use knife.

[@Maurice895]

Strawberry Jerry will not like this🤣

[@joex]

🤣🤣🤣

[@JuaneDosesII-wj6dd]

Mabey he should stick to Icecream?

[@Maurice895]

@@JuaneDosesII-wj6dd Exactly🤣

[@joex]

but thats a good one!!!!!

[@amedeoperri3571]

Not bad

[@joex]

yes!

[@Qezz1234]

How about testing the K25 rui knife?

[@joex]

nope!

[@Qezz1234]

@@joex What do you think about this knife?

[@joex]

never heard of her!

[@nickmegadeth6633]

Nothing survives the iron rod! But Joe you seem to forget that a longer blade has way stronger impact on the rod than a 6 inch knife ... the handle issue you're right on spot and they fixed that problem on other models wich they have the fusion handle.. I believe the knife did great and a few busses I have are solid performers, however yes they are a little overpriced considering that you need to pay another 100 or something for a kydex sheath, but they are not 150$ knife for sure! Let's be realistic! These knives are semi custom.

[@joex]

WTG ARES did!

[@joex]

TOPS TOM BROWN did!

[@nickmegadeth6633]

@joex I'll go check the vids...

[@nickmegadeth6633]

@joex the wtg Ares was impressive I must say.. but it is shorter and wider and the Tom brown is also way shorter and very wide, imo 1095 is no way as tough as Infi, even newer infi. By the flexibility of the busse and the no chipping performance it gives the impression that is tougher. So I'm thinking that the geometry plays a role here, tou sacrifice some toughness for length... Anyway thanks for the video brother.. the wtg Ares is such a cool knife, you made me wanna buy one!😅 greetings from Greece!