Do You REALLY Know Knives? || A Hectic Guide To Knives!

[@benbanters]

Abs of steel checking in here. Just stopped by to say sorry about the quiz. That was a wild one! 🤣

[@Leftyotism]

lol

[@toddglover2054]

good to see you!

[@Starr_unlimited]

Thanks for the apology! That took balls of steel 👌

[@benbanters]

@@Starr_unlimited or at least ceramic bearings? 😏

[@Argento261]

Ben, is that quiz still online?

[@Son_of_Russ]

Zac, aka Heat Treat's next album's gonna be 🔥.

[@nirfz]

So he's not going under the name "Flipper" then? 😂🤡

[@LanaE.Voli_]

Album name m369

[@dylanbaxter7795]

Here for it

[@EverydayMinimalist]

😂😂

[@TecnamTwin]

So did he drop a single as Heat Treat?

[@Llama_cowboy]

With every Zac and Ben video the world becomes a better place.

[@pasquale78]

Yes! Over one hour of Ben and Zac. Gettin' that banter vibe.

[@zacinthewild]

It’s wild and fun🤘😎

[@scotttegethoff6733]

Absolutely

[@ergezinger]

That history at the end was me!!!! Thank you guys so much for reading it!!!!!

[@DocOnHoliday86]

Thumbs up! That was pretty epic!!! Hahaha

[@crpizarro8241]

Poet!

[@zackvega9596]

Rap names because this needs to happen: DJ DropShut. Busta Blade. Lil Compact. MC Micarta. DJ Dusty Pivot.

[@TheHikingDead]

With their #1 hit - “Tearin’ Up Your Pants Pockets” 💥🔥💥

[@sn1krep1]

This was better than sitting through any Big Name Superhero movie! An hour of talking with Ben and Zac is like hanging out with the guys in the basement just shooting the breeze the whole time!

[@peen2804]

you don’t have particularly high standards do you. Is a “big name super hero movie” like the pinnacle of entertainment to you? 😂

[@fredthebarber]

Two SoundCloud rapper name suggestions: Jimp Daddy (first single: “Jimpin’ Ain’t Easy”), or Lil Choil I really enjoyed this discussion! Thanks for making these videos.

[@cutlerylover]

FANTASTIC video 🤘🏼There is SOOOOO much to learn about knives, Im into knives for over 30 years now and I learn new stuff monthly sometimes weekly 😁 Also its always great to see you two guys together, I appreciate the shoutout as well, hahaha 😁

[@KellyRobinette]

Ok, seriously, this is hands down the BEST video I’ve ever seen you two do. OMG! This felt like I was sitting there with you and, wow, do I wish I could have been. This is the type of knife discussion I crave. While my dad could talk guns all day long, he doesn’t get the knife thing. I buy him new knives and he likes them, but he just doesn’t get it. Just like I don’t totally get the gun thing. This was amazing to watch. I laughed often through this, but I got a big case of the giggles during the “Sheepsfoot, modified sheepsfoot, modified wharncliffe” part. I have a particular fondness for that blade shape and of those knives in my collection they all look relatively the same but are all classified as something different. It’s hilarious, but it’s what makes it fun. I recently had a discussion like this with a coworker who knows nothing about knives but asked me about getting a “good one” for her boyfriend. She actually challenged me a bit by asking me questions like, “What makes this good? Why is that a better knife than this one? Why that blade shape and not this one?” I had a great time explaining things to her and realized I know more than I thought and am actually a little bit knowledgeable on this subject. A lot of that is due to you two. I loved the part where you guys were talking about how “ruining” your knife is part of the learning process and not only acceptable but expected in order to learn. That is so true. I have a Kabar Dozier that’s still in pieces after I tried a mod that just did not work. But I kept it because, well, maybe one day I’ll figure it out. Fantastic video, guys. Seriously, I settled in with a cup of coffee to watch and smiled the whole time.

[@chaddamron3877]

Absolutely stellar vid guys - let's get DJ front flip and MC micarta on the stage 🤣🤣

[@chrisv6321]

MC Micarta is the clear winner!

[@artisanwalkertapleyco]

If I could have the time back I’ve spent watching KZbin videos about knives, my company would be worth MILLIONS. This is THE BEST video I’ve ever watched on knives in my life. SO FUN

[@matthewrussell485]

EmCee Wild Grinds and the Banter Bunch. That song is going to hit! Lol

[@arizonaranger1]

I watched the whole video and loved every second of it, clear explanations for beginners and you two are just so charismatic, keep it up!

[@TWknives]

So excited to watch! Hour of y’all definently fills up the happy meter.

[@zacinthewild]

So glad to hear!🤘

[@JackShen]

The wave Karambit is setup correctly for right hand. The knife is meant to be deployed in a inverted grip. So for that one you grab and pull forward so the wave catches on the front seam of your pocket. As opposed to a knife with a wave that is held blade upwards and the wave catches on the rear of the pocket seam.

[@degovida__914]

You guys should absolutely start a podcast. Haven't been able to find a good EDC/ knife podcast i can really sink into

[@chrisbaber8676]

To give you answer on why I carry one of my blades tip down is that I like to carry in my left hand pocket and it is a right hand carry clip for up or down.

[@diducthesizeoftahtchicken]

Hands down the BEST knife content on the interwebs. Ben and Zac are like peanut butter and jelly, love and marriage.......

[@TheN00bWarrior]

Zacs rapper name absolutely needs to be "Lil Pointy" also ben should give away some of those sweet ass big banters for those of us with the hams

[@snowboarding1984]

I would watch a 2 hour and 7 minute video with you guys talking knives!! Loved every minute of it.

[@HenryPipes]

You got to watch an hour more than me. How did you do that?

[@kiloherz5234]

@@HenryPipes ... did it twice

[@LegoNinjaBran]

I love how easy it is to listen to these two talk about knives

[@Sanguivore]

This is seriously one of the best videos in the knife world. Unparalelled information and conversation.

[@Leftyotism]

57:25 WHOW! Slow down your horses there good Sir! 🧐 It strikes me as if you never had the conveniant pleasure of carrying a NON-deep-carry clip knife, tip down, in your so called "fifth pocket", aka "coin pocket" / "pocketwatch poekt". First of all, good Sir, you have your pocket completely free of knife! You will be astounded how free your pocket will feel, especially with grabbing other stuff in your pocket, like your phone, or keys, or what have you! The best part is, that a reasonably sized knife with a NON-deep-carry clip will fit perfectly in your fifth pant-pocket! And when you carry it tip down it is even easier and quicker deployed! Just grab at the pivot with your thumb and index finger, and the knife will automatically turn into your hand as you pull it out and turn your wrist to the outside. Plus: You can see it even less, for there is no pocket clip visible on the normal pockets, and your top clothing usually covers the fifth pocket. 🥰 57:57 Thank you for trying to understand though, good Sir! ♥ 58:08 I beg of you good Sir! 🧐 58:11 I don't take such outrageiously manslaughterous claims as an arguement at all good Sir! 🧐 58:16 That is some crudely wild ribstickery I will have no part in neither. 😱 58:29 Well, there you go good Sir! ** braces for impact **

[@dustinhedglin2657]

Zacks rapper name( Lil Banter )representing the edc Boys...great video it's good to relive some of theses things..I carry a full size grip tip up and a crkt crossbones tip up if I need to be more persice...but I am a fix blade guy and whenever I can i carry an esse izula 2 with a acid wash finish...and when I can ill have a Banter tricked out and a lander to die the scales myself good work fellas...and zack when are you going to design a knife?? and ben what about a fixed blade banter???

[@antihiro]

Greatest hour of my life! Awesome to see you guys together as always and this was an absolutely epic video. Super fun to watch and learn. Loved doing the quiz too, broken or not. More of this, please!

[@OreoDave]

2 nice guys giving educational knife lessons, with a beautifully edited video? I'm here for this all day! 👍😁👍

[@Commander_Cody7]

Love the vids as always and can’t wait for Zac-bougieblade to drop the hottest single of the fall

[@zacinthewild]

🤣🤣

[@kirkpreston4864]

Talking about the pocket clips I think the Kershaw leek is a good example of practical tip down pocket clip. Imagine you are an average pocket knife user that doesn’t use the knife a ton but when you need it you have it in your pocket. Therefore you keep it in your left pocket (assuming your right handed) to keep it out of mind and less likely to scratch your car.(found that left was better and never had an issue being a valet driver for a year) and also not scratch or impede grabbing your phone out of your pocket which you use more and need it quick sometimes. Now that it’s in your left pocket the tip down aspect is very important for grabbing it out with you left hand and giving it to your right hand seamlessly without having to reorient the knife do to the back of the handle facing the inside of the pocket while the back of the blade faces the seem at the edge and also holds it in place incase of the life accidentally opening in your pocket.(This is where Ken onion is also smart because if you carry it in your right pocket with the blade potentially opening it’s atleast still tip down so you have less chance to feel a surprise when you jam your hand into your pocket and also the lock on the blade can eliminate that completely). In addition to the left pocket carry and the back of the blade facing the seem you can reach across your body with your right hand and grab the knife easily due to it not being deep cary and have the perfect position in your hand to open it. Now lastly the position of the clip on the blade is also advantageous in the way of a very slim knife profile feeling larger where you would want it to near the top of the knife for control and comfort due to the clip making the knife feel wider in hand while also still not creating hotspots. Although this isn’t always the case depending on how the clip is designed and where the creator intends the clip to be originally and how well it works when changing it to your preferred clip position. I think this is where left hand tip down carry comes into play because it does the same thing I’m talking about but for left handed users who like to keep the knife in their right pocket and likes tip down for the above said reasons. Overall I think that the knife community prefers deep carry tip up right side carry because they use their knifes a lot And aren’t effected by the things such as harder access to phone and being more likely to land on their right hip during activities like skating, mountain biking, or being a crazy person and sliding around on the ground more than one should on their right hip haha. Also the deep cary is better for people at work or people who want to be less conspicuous but have a slightly harder time accessing the knife but not being more worth than a chuck of the knife sticking out of your pocket. I think a lot of common knife users have either thought hard about what is best for them or haven’t thought about it at all and just gone with what the knife comes with and shoved it in their preferred pocket. Either way there’s no right answer but I was sharing the reason I think that there is usability for left and right side tip down carry. TLDR: tip down is better for non dominant hand pocket carry incase of freak opening accidents phone in dominant pocket and possibly added girth towards the top instead of back of the handle.

[@williamschoeb1118]

I love that you made this video! I am new to the knife world and find all of this information fascinating! Thank you!

[@beyproctor7673]

Carry tip down for safety if the knife has thumb studs. When removing the knife from your pocket the thumb stud can snag on the edge of the pocket. If it is tip up the knife will come open! If it is tip down it will hold closed. I learned this the scary way when my Benchmade Nakamura came open on the way out of my pocket. This is also why I prefer Spydie hole opening, no snags.

[@lucas_george]

This is hands down my favorite knife video I’ve ever watched. I’ve been carrying EDC for years, but didn’t get into the culture of it. I’m now starting to pay attention to what I carry and your channel, along with this video, has been a real eye opener to the world of gear. I’m super stoked to start organizing my carry and purchasing more items. Next up, Pocket Trash and down the rabbit hole. 😂 😂

[@brentnaegele7028]

Watching you guys converse about knives is so refreshing to me. Thanks for doing what you love.

[@joeeasterling5652]

As of August 1, 2022 it is now legal to own and carry an automatic or OTF switchblade in Louisiana, the exception of New Orleans and Baton Rouge. I am happy now that I can carry knives I have owned for years that I purchased in other states!

[@rabbigoodman6740]

I remember I was so sad to see Ben leave knife banter but now you guys are back at it again

[@jeremiahroush1178]

New to the channel. Just finished watching this. Loved it. I'm an intermittent EDC knife carrier. I prefer thumb studs, tip up.... But whenever I carry a thumb hole knife, I carry it tip down. For some reason it is more comfortable for me to carry and open a thumb hole knife like Zac describes around the 58 minutes mark . That's the best argument I got.

[@everettclunie3525]

I’ve watched this video all the way through more than once. A perfect thing to listen to Monday at work. You and Ben make a good team, hope to see more from you as a duo in the future

[@paullambert4445]

What a great video. Makes me miss Knife Banter. Blade HQ doesn’t have much content anymore. You two are great together! This will only help more people understand knives. Thanks

[@charlessalmond7076]

Miss this pairing immensely!

[@GorggW]

This was just about the best knife video I have ever seen. "Then man found sharp rock" 👌 beautiful.

[@melb4jd245]

Oh my gosh… I just found your channel and I love it!!! My best friends husband has really gotten into knives the last few years and he has pulled us with him. I’m building my collection slowly. So far I’m just at mid-level range knives. I have a few knives that are two to $300 knives. I have a Ray Kirk knife (from forged in fire). I got to meet him at a knife show and then I had him custom make me a knife. They are both straight blades. A little harder for a woman to carry because I usually don’t wear a belt. But I cherish those knives. more recently I’ve gotten into pocket knives. I’m trying to learn and your channel is so helpful. Thank you so much for making the vids. And you’re right… the community is just such a cool community. You meet people and then trade knives. it just brings me back to my childhood. I remember trading knives when I was about 10 years old in the 80s. Such a fun time. Take care you guys.

[@Grimlander]

That Quote at 1:05:50 was amazing that entire thing was awesome

[@pauld4010]

Dude!!!!! It’s like I was watching knife banter………. It’s been so long 😢. You two keep collaborating. The world needs this. Oh and you can bring Kurt along too 😊

[@julianriemer2916]

It is so f*cking nice to see you both united and rant about knives...I love it and could listen to you for days 😃

[@IAwsomesause]

Can we please all agree on Kid Cutti on Zac's sound cloud alias. It sounds pretty sharp to me

[@joshmiller4466]

Jeez, it's like coming home. I've always loved knives. The last ten years I've learned a ton. From your past employer to owning the knife world. Thanks guys, I love you videos.

[@702johnny]

Videos like this.. knife tv.. are my literal favorite. Watched this video 3 times just to make sure I didn't miss anything. Love Zack and Ben going back to old school banters while trying to inform.

[@insatiable_mind]

A type of hawkbill is also a lineman’s or wireman’s knife used for stripping the insulation off cable for splicing or terminating. It’s a different design than the knife shown here.. It’s been part of my EDC for years.

[@sircassie891]

I use tip down only when I carry in a left pocket as a secondary. Being right handed I have less coordination with my left hand and typically you can get a quicker grip with less required dexterity. But tip up right always.

[@ThaGangu]

Just found channel and you guys are great! I'm new to knives, my wife got me a bugout for my birthday just have to wait another week 😮‍💨. I love how you guys keep us noobs involved. It's not just for experienced, you make everybody feel welcome. Just subscribed keep up the great work!

[@thepracticalblade9013]

You guys are so awesome for doing this stuff. Thanks for leading the charge in fun knife-related content that isn't all tabletop reviews. Regarding tip-down carry: Until I was an actual "knife enthusiast", I really didn't know there was any other way. I don't know why this is the case, but cheaper pocket knives ($35 and under, ish) tend to always be tip down. Prior to getting into knives, it had never even occurred to me that someone might want to carry their knife in a different position. People make the argument that it's easier to deploy tip-up, or "your thumb is already where it needs to be" etc..., but honestly I feel like the 'speed' is exactly the same tip up or tip down. I never had any issues and have done side-by-sides trying to figure out what all the fuss is about and I still don't get it. I think from an ergonomic perspective having a clip up towards your knuckles is clearly not a good time 95% of the time, but nothing else really offends me about it. Honestly I probably would still be carrying tip-down if most mid-higher-end knives didn't come tip-up by default. FYI - If you want the time stamps to show up in the actual video navigation bar, you have to start with 0:00. KZbin doesn't know how to "complete the loop" when your first time stamp is 0:01.

[@Bear_in_mind.]

Love you guys! One of the best hour and 7 minutes I’ve had in a while

[@SturleyArt]

Thank you SO much for this. As a new convert to the knife and EDC world, this is exactly what I needed. I bought my first knife this week, a Green micarta Baby Banter!! I just wish I could get hold of the Lander in the UK!! Thanks again guys, really appreciate it.

[@VeniVidiVid]

Hour long knife banter. I love it!! Forwarding this to a couple of friends who’ve asked me about all these details. 🙂

[@mortaldemons11]

For a rapper name: Kid Cutty, Kut Above Tha Rest, Zytel Zac, or DJ M390.

[@unfi6798]

Always great to see Ben just about anywhere. He brings delightful to any show. This is the most educational segment ever. Thank you for clearing a few things for us whom are new to the knife community. Cowabunga Zac.!

[@johnkeck1025]

I'm digging that big banter with the coated blades and micarta handles!

[@shaunharrison9618]

I watched the entire video and thoroughly enjoyed it. It brought me back to my early collecting days watching you two on Blade HQ.

[@eriktaylor5704]

This video is like the lesson and the poster is the crib notes copied from a friend. Love it. Good to see the trip back together.

[@StodOneR]

Honestly I would call a Bowie a clip point because the way you forge it is by clipping the point at an angle and then when you are forging in the bevels it gets that famous point , the knife showcased that is officially called a clipped point is a lot more feasible to forge without clipping anything

[@poltergeist8084]

This has been the best comprehensive knife explanation video I’ve ever seen. Good job guys!

[@ecz4001]

I think you guys are on to something with these educational videos. Keep it going please. Too many channels out there feel like a commercial for a knife. Great job!!!

[@danaddington]

This is 100% true. This vid was great!

[@3pilot]

stumbled for my knife in the dark..seen the tritium thumb stud. guess i need it

[@es.photography]

Thank you Zac and Ben for this awesome experience......been watching you guys since blade hq. I "blade" my "knif" addiction on you guy...💯🐓💪

[@steveladouceur528]

Such a great video! I love seeing you guys hanging out, talking knives again!!!

[@jakefromohiostate]

The 3rd and most popular choil…the “FIRPENING” choil. This device is used when a company can longer decide between a legitimate finger choil or a useful sharpening choil. 😊

[@darkriverfarmer699]

Can't wait to hear the EP by Yung Scratch over here

[@The4cp]

Love all the info here. That Big Banter has me going crazy. I can't wait! The knife world evolves so fast if you're out of the game 2 years you're lost. Sound Cloud Rapper Zac the Wild Blade.

[@sylviaj.figueroa4544]

I have already recommended this video to two friends when they show just a little curiosity about my knives. At least one watched it and got excited about all the details and work involved in the design and making of a knife, plus, he loved that the video was so entertaining! 😁👍

[@EDC_Bond]

This is the video I needed in 2009 when I started watching nutnfancy and had SOOOOO many questions… lol Seriously though, love seeing Ben and Zach making videos together. I’d watch y’all talk about knives for 10 hours.

[@joshpulliam]

I could listen to you two talk about knives all day!

[@Haunted1.]

New to the knife world, i picked up a Kershaw Covalent. Noticed when you guys were talking about the finger/sharpening choil and how nobody really does both. Looked at my knife and the blade has a clear sharpening choil, but the flipper kind of acts like a finger choil with a bit of jimping! Never noticed this kind of stuff on knives thanks guys!

[@TheNutzandBoltz]

First knife I made, I hardened it with charcoal, bricks, hair dryer and vegetable oil. Great work guys.

[@pocketchangecirca91]

nutnfancy is who i started listening to when i first started into knives and guns took me awhile to care about knives but he got me into them

[@ArrowVelocity]

such good flow, this video in itself is very organic and clean. Well done

[@TecnamTwin]

I listened to this whole thing and did not get bored. Loved it! I did not realize so many of these innovations were so recent. My favorite feature is the Kit Carson flipper. Hate thumb studs.

[@simartnullnet]

Love the video, and so much is right. I would say that Larrin Thomas (who developed Magnacut) added something to blade steels by developing equations that predict (to an extent) steel performance based on the composition of the steel. Correct me if I'm wrong, but that means that you, we, someone could make a steel that outperforms previous steels because we could circumvent some of the amount of trial and error (and personal investment) that previously went into steel development. Seriously, correct me if I'm wrong

[@Limicola1]

Great video! Love the enthusiasm! A word about Tactical Knives. I was a contributing editor for a number of years and most of the articles I wrote were about the outdoors and bushcraft and not self defense and sharpened prybars. Also, Walker is credited with the invention of the liner lock but I'm fairly sure there were liner lock/slip joint knives that predate the Walker lock. Old Timer and many electrician knives come to mind.

[@masonr1666]

Remember the blade steel and the tempering process (heat treat), work in tandem with each other as well. Think making food...you can use all the high end ingredients you want like ribeye steak, but of you wanted it rare, but it was served well done; it isn't what you are looking for. Heat treat is the same way, or so I have heard. S35VN has differences in its tempering process, I was watching a testing video that showed the differences in its performance. [I am to cheap to buy knives.]

[@Netherworld_Artifacts]

Listening to passionate people talk about their niche got me all sharp & fuzzy feeling. Well played much love.

[@bokusimondesu]

That was a nice, informative, entertaining disorganized conversation. 😊

[@MrBowser2012]

What a great video for a cold, windy, miserable day! Great content!

[@david.leikam]

Great to see you two, together again! 🥸👍

[@vze24yd9]

I am a lefty and the CRKT Apache II pocket clip is positioned tip down. Love the ATS34 blade steel and profile but was never a fan of liner locks, aluminum scales, Teflon coatings or big pocket clips, which this knife has, but this knife has been carried everywhere for over twenty years. Not sure why CRKT made it the perfect EDC knife for this lefty but they did! All of my other folders are tip up.

[@nonnobissolum]

Absolutely loved this episode. Informative and entertaining. Thanks guys.

[@stephan123321]

Großartige Unterhaltung, vielen Dank Jungs! 🙂 Beste Grüße aus Deutschland..........stay sharp & Peace, Stephan

[@Justcanyon]

You guys are awesome thanks for all the videos not just on this channel but blade HQ as well. My family can’t believe I watched this over an hour video with you dorks talking about all kinds of blade information😆😂😅

[@Leftyotism]

47:23 Get like a 440A one to start out, it's easier to sharpen and much cheaper. And if you ruin it, you can still put on an edge on it. : > A softer steel gets duller sooner than a high end steel, but that just means you can practice sharpening again. 🥰 Or just get a carbon steel one, because it holds an edge long, but is easy to sharpen at the same time, and also check how which conditions make it take on rust. You will spot the rust very early, so it can't cause real damage, and you can just remove it and learn how one drop of oil works wonders. Or just the regular swipe on some cloth or something. 😁

[@ihaveaheadache4657]

Do people actually believe S30V is mid tier? In terms of wear resistance, it’s better than MagnaCut. It has great edge stability at lower angles, so you can sharpen it to 15-17 degrees per side and the edge won’t roll. Companies like Benchmade and Spyderco have perfected the heat treatment of S30V to the point where I’d prefer it over newer steels. I absolutely love S30V, lmao.

[@6stringbeardedc]

wow! what a wealth of information. a video i will be sending to people to explain what i am talking about all the time.. absolutely kickass!!

[@rhoer99]

Loving all the videos, especially with Ben - keep up the great work you all!

[@TDAWDepthFinder]

Love the vid guys, this has to be the 3rd time I’ve watched it tbh. When you talked about the sharpening choil, my first thought as the Big Banter is in my pocket was I HATE HATE HATE sharpening choils. As a mechanic I am always cutting open packages, that choil will ALWAYS find and tear through the “wrong” place. Very frustrating to feel a satisfying awesome cut absolutely abruptly stopped in it’s tracks by a choil trying to get involved in the cut lol.

[@jimhewettjr3730]

Keep doing vids together! I always watch those because the repore you two have is always great to watch. I may not have learned anything new, but enjoyed watching the entire video

[@davesvarte]

If you release more of these videos, I will cancel my subscription with Netflix. 1st Class content we got here! Please more! 🙏🏼

[@Argento261]

I carry some knives tip down. Why? In my job i have to jump up and down from machines, loadingcontainers etc. Linerlocks, Framelocks, Axislocks, they all openend in my pocket because of the jumping. just the tip sticking out, when you pull out your knive from the pocket, you cut the pants. I carry a lot of Spydercos tip down, this way you can spydieflick them right out of the pocket. and i carry a lot of knives TD because of the clip, just feels better in the hand.

[@Sanctified_Leather]

"What Is Up Guys"......... This was / is one of t hee hands down best and most detailed information in regards too Pocket knifes. Thank You so much for all of the knowledge and time you put into this video !!!!

[@iceman1bentley763]

I just got my lander,sticker an lifesaver today lol I love it’s the black stonewash I really like this knife going to be my EDC for the foreseeable future

[@cemetarygates2800]

I appreciate the information and crash course to knives 101. I'm a 58 year old nOOb to this community, so this was informative for me. Thanks

[@zacinthewild]

So glad to hear!

[@osceolaseminole5596]

These videos with both of you together are excellent. Thanks for doing them. Got my Lander a couple of weeks ago.

[@BarberBlade22]

You guys + Taylor Martin are the reason I started collecting knives/multi tools

[@barttaylor9176]

I love this long form content. Keep up the great work fellas!