Twenty Chop Test featuring New Khukri House Khukri, RTAK2, Gransfors Axes and more

[@CedricAda]

Thanks for watching! Appreciate ya!

[@howardgreen9718]

Cedric & Ada Gear and Outdoors don’t you own an American felling axe well don’t be shy 👍

[@kerryrwac]

The Viking Seax is pronounced Sax oddly enough .

[@dr.jekylenmshigh4630]

Cedric & Ada Gear and Outdoors you should give the Keyshaw camp 10 a try. It’s the best chopping knife I have ever used.

[@dandelorme7646]

Thanks for the video. The Skrama is on the New Materials list.

[@destro6971]

Yes. New materials.

[@namhod]

Pine is almost as soft as Basil! The skrama looked like it was much more "accurate" to chop with.

[@tonycanniffe2360]

For American viewers ‘Sleeper’ means railroad tie. You’re a trooper Pete. Since your RSI break, you’ve cut test S125v and Rex121. And now this chop test! Skrama was impressive!

[@arcforceworld]

dat skrama doe. what an absolute beast!

[@charlescollier7217]

Further evidence that the Skrama is a thing of beauty!

[@TheLapierre]

If you consider the weight/chopping ratio the Skrama is in a league on it´s own. Actually surprised it did that well compared to the Rtak and khukri :)

[@MichaelTravis12c27]

Skrama for the win! That's about what I expected.

[@Moostery]

Same. I did a ton of research before I got my first chopper blade and everything I saw pointed to the skrama. It's in a league of it's own.

[@FearNoSteel]

Gimme dat axe, lemmie smash.

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

Love it. This video is still a little way off for me. I have several choppers, but haven't thought about good method to test them yet. Got a few ideas from this though. I need another hatchet though- yes this video made me realize I need to buy another knife.

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

I mean axe.

[@fyrebugg9354]

@@AdvancedKnifeBro I know this is a year old but I watch and enjoy your videos, one of the very few I don't fast forward through. I enjoy the humor.

[@JacksonKnives]

Seax is the knife the "Saxon" people shared a name with, and it's pronounced the same way.

[@alaskaraftconnection-alask3397]

Good demonstration. Actually quite predictable results for folks having experience with these models; thus for me quite determinable based upon use of same to more or less similar tools. The Skrama delivers well above its load out mainly because it is precise biter, with great ergonomics, and an efficient cutter. Same goes for the small forest axe. When a person does not use an axe much... the Skrama provides greater accuracy, with fudge factor forgiveness, and less of the immediate fatigue sloppiness that can set in. Therefore time after time, the results will reflect to some degree similarities for so many from novice to expert.

[@Yungtskt]

Kinda looks like a joke using the forest axe with one hand. Guess it had to be on the same playing field somehow though.

[@BornIn1500]

If they saw this... would the Samurai laugh at you?

[@Surago]

BornIn1500 they’d chortle

[@BornIn1500]

@@Surago and then bake him into a pie?

[@patriceb26]

I don t speak english so which item is the best ?

[@BradGryphonn]

I've had my eye on the the RTAK2 for a while. But I've got the small forest axe on my wish list for nearly 2 years. I'll get one soon.

[@evagelosntalas2580]

More videos like that

[@Moostery]

This makes me happy that I decided to get a skrama as my one chopper blade.

[@Kenstagator]

Why didn't you use two hands for the axe? I won't get on you on form or technique, I was just curious.

[@CedricAda]

I guess just cos all the others were one handed, I was in a pattern. Could probably wreck way more with two hands on the SFA

[@jimihenrik11]

I have some experience with the outdoor axe from gransfors and feel that it is not well represented in this video. I dare to claim that a more skilled person would have had more similar outcomes with the outdoor axe and the small forest axe.

[@CedricAda]

ok

[@kiwi_comanche]

Ah man. You should have included the MSK1. Apparently it's choptastic!

[@Surago]

Kiwi Comanche I ln terms of cost to chopping capability, my left testicle cuts as well

[@kiwi_comanche]

@@Surago hahahahahaha

[@chublover001]

Msk1 is cheaply made with D2 steel..

[@VincenzoNero94]

This is scientific

[@CedricAda]

set the science to maximum

[@eachday9538]

Nice testing facility

[@scottc95]

hey,love your videos. can you test the schrade 40 knife in both japanese 420 versus sk 5 please? thanks . they are discontinuing these but there is still alot of them out there. i'm curious how these would stack up against the gerber strongarm 420hc.

[@jacobyoung4657]

I say test a kailashblades knife, they are the most choppy knives I've ever had Normal kukri took me 47 chops. Kailashblades socket Bowie took 14 on the same piece of wood

[@mattis1600]

You should try the Fiskars WoodXpert Brush Hook XA3, Holy S**t, that thing is like a light saber! Nice vid!

[@lifenature5463]

Very informative. I appreciate. I think I'll buy a Khukri in the future.

[@spider5001]

Really cool🙂👍🏻 can you do a longer chopping test and see how the edges hold up?🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@andyrichardson6188]

I have the Rockwell Jawhorse, which I think is practically the same tool. It's excellent for doing home projects. Interesting test. I'm more of a saw guy than a chopping guy. A ax works for tree stumps when needed.

[@moparhemi1777]

Great work pete! An interesting test would be how a medium sized knife (5" blade, 4-5mm stock, high to full flat grind) would stack up to these chops if batoned though. I wonder if Cliff Stamp is aware of these videos. He has made a lot of chopping tests comparing geometry, blade patterns and steels.

[@arthurmisirlis6994]

Dude! Sweet review. I pulled the trigger on a gransfors small forest axe just two days ago, arrives Monday, yeah baby!!

[@blitzbbffl]

Skrama making some clean cuts! No go ice-down your right wrist.

[@rowanashby1155]

Congratulations on the new “Super Jaws” man. I’ve had a set for over ten years.

[@anthonyp7051]

Skrama is a fun multi tool,let’s not forget the 1st fraction of edge is modified differently for more fine tune use

[@deathbyastonishment7930]

Do you think the khukuri is too thick behind the edge?

[@CedricAda]

could do with a thinning, I think. I’ll incorporate alterations into my review I reckon

[@deathbyastonishment7930]

Cedric & Ada Gear and Outdoors excellent, I'm eagerly awaiting the review

[@howardgreen9718]

I’m such a houseo with my sawhorse and G clamps

[@zoltanvonsomogyi7272]

I love my Skrama! It's very close to that one-tool option by a long shot 😁

[@Surago]

Anyone else catch the double edit? Around 7:20

[@blaineridenour5208]

Review the ESEE JUNGLAS II. ..

[@jtarkov3533]

I wish there was a von temspky bowie tested here 😭

[@MikeUman]

Seax, rhymes with Sax.

[@latro_8078]

i need a skrama in my life...

[@markanthonystringfellow3923]

Great Work P!!!

[@BOOSTEDLASER]

What word did you say at 6:59 ? CHAUTLE ?

[@arthurmisirlis6994]

Chortle. To an Aussie, at least, it means a short outburst of a giggle. In this context nothing to laugh at.

[@BOOSTEDLASER]

Thanks