5 Biggest Knif Mistakes! | NEVER DO THIS!!

[@YouAguss]

Yes, marteen was totaly on drugs this time

[@sandmann1901]

Agustin he‘s somewhere else

[@xxgesternxxx5616]

I swear he smocked a lil weed thats why he had that zippo with him

[@tukysweden8110]

Well, this wasnt a master piece... If you have so much rain, how about a video that combine water, knives and how to?? Relevant, I do think. Safety, grip, sharpening and so forth... love from Sweden, 😘

[@sandmann1901]

A Fucking Leaf Absolutely nothing wrong✌️

[@VsemitniyFallos]

mj is NOT a drug! Maarten, its Okay!

[@garenkinoguhyt7088]

Never use your knife as a screwdriver

[@steve0763]

Or a toothbush

[@Madscorpion-jm2lr]

Or a tampon

[@zadotterazo690]

Garen Pandalope only as a pry bar

[@bismuth4636]

or a hair dryer

[@davidcarson7855]

unless a SAK or Scout knife with the appropriate screwdriver

[@timbo4374]

I agree that a glass cutting board will dull your knife up quick..that's why I don't use them. I just cut my veggies up right on my granite countertop instead. Why spend your hard earned money on a cutting board that's just going to dull your knife, when you can dull it on your countertop for no extra cost? 😂

[@nicklasodh]

If you buy an expensive fit to measure countertop, you should of course use it and not desecrate it with a plastic cutting board for a half Euro from Ikea.

[@StevanOutdoor]

The honing steel you can safely use if you use it in the correct way. That's NOT the way that Mickey is demonstrating trying to use it as a sharping steel but as Maarten described it. It's to center, straighten and align the edge with a few gentle strokes not trying to cut into the steel but in the same motion you would use a strop but with less pressure. Besides working with outdoor knives all my life I also worked in a professional kitchen and if you think that a professional chef sharpens his knives after every day at work you are wrong. If your edge seems to cut a bit off center you hone the knife and you only sharpen it when it becomes dull. So basically when you cut a tomato and you see and feel that the knife is sharp and cuts with ease but has the tendency to cut more away from that center line you hone the knife. If it doesn't cut the tomato with ease you sharpen it. Two completely different things.

[@bobhope5773]

One of the biggest Knife mistakes is, to forget to put the "E" in the word "Knife" in the title of you video. XD I think you will agree "Knif" mistakes like this should NEVER BE DONE! :P DBK rule, hope you smile at your mistake like I did! :D

[@DutchBushcraftKnives]

Maybe it wasn’t a big mistake as one might think! We had to do it on purpose in these times

[@billandrews]

They pronounce it "knif" there.

[@jimmysyar889]

I’m pretty sure they did it because if it said knife it would be demonetized and KZbin would hate it

[@hmu05366]

Bill Andrews - shut up foiny

[@nadir4399]

@@billandrews In Dutch it's a ''Mes''

[@TacticalReviews]

Thank you for saying so many of the things people NEED to know! I mean who thought of glass, granite or stone chopping boards. Perhaps kitchen knife manufacturers, or serrated knife sellers.

[@westcoastwarriorsarchive7929]

Ive heard a lot of people get these granite "cutting boards" from the kitchen sink cut out that comes with their fancy new granite counter tops, or they find a nice piece of slate or glass thats meant as a serving platter and think its a cutting board.

[@anthonysharp9136]

My current folding knife came with a list of things not to do with knives... And I've done them all. Poking, scraping, and prying are why I carry a knife. That being said, my knives get seperated into 2 classes: those that get treated properly, and those that don't. Both are important.

[@joshuapopich5215]

Only use the spine of the blade to scrape food off your cutting board! Never the edge. It drives me crazy to see that.

[@collinjohnson7006]

Bruh, people that do that have edges that have more rolled edges than Snoop dog's blunts

[@wolflittlepsycho3437]

Hello i am a knifesmith... i warn everyone about this but yet even my friend who paid 100 dollars for custom medium kitchen knife from me, did not listen... Exactly did what you show, used that freaking steel rod, even left unwashed knife after pealing apple :( I made him mirror polished (by hand with no scratches) handforged, european chef knife, i used differential hardening (Hamon) and it was from steel used to make mill bits. (we have different markings for steel in Czech Republic, so can not give you exact type) I was able to chip concrete floor without loosing a tip before selling it. Others here will just buy cheapest knife in store and say it is sharp. Lovely video! Thanks for helping with sharing knife care around the world. ☺

[@brandonl5247]

Im glad im not the only one who is picky with knifes and what a knife is used fore.

[@ragingmoderate6791]

Never buy a knife that the manufacturer doesnt list what kind of steel it is made of. Even if you are just looking for a cheap knife to abuse at work.

[@samnottheotherone4363]

If you want one of those just buy a Mora for like $8

[@samnottheotherone4363]

@colten bennion yeah, lots of people are children who like to ban things they don't understand

[@sirsir9665]

When drying your knife do not wipe the blade edge. You'd be surprised how often people get cut doing this. I like to clean with the spine in hand and do a light pinch to get the whole blade and be right along the edge without slicing off a finger

[@dirtmcgirt6769]

Also don’t use acetone on your knifes. Very very strong solvent that can melt plastic handles and dissolve glue. Even break down stabilized wood.

[@martijnheil8825]

but how else am I gonna clean the fluid epoxy off my blade after using it as a mixing stick??

[@alpine1600s]

Yeah, my 1980 Mini was imported from the NL. What?! Rust you say?🤦‍♂️ Why did nobody tell me the NL was a freaking rainforest?!

[@FlurinKoenz]

There are no trees in NL.

[@scottmonty158]

When in the pig slaughter house, we used the knife steel to get the fat off the edge. With light presure,, otherwise will bull the edge. Then you have to pay the Mexican $2 at lunch , to resharpen the knife. Glass cutting boards, are my enemy agreed. Got a lansky shatpening system ( red box with ceramic stones) never looked back. Have lending horror stories, carry throw away razors for felons I worked with. Too many tears. Have told coworkers " I can hear knives scream please dont do that. around me. " If it can't shave hair, its still dull. Laughed cried loved the video. Keepem coming in rest home recovering, this keeps my spirits up, and bushcraft.

[@brandonboyd5348]

I know another thing you shouldn't do with knives: Stabbing it into the side of a tree stump, then standing on the handle =P

[@ChrisvilleUSA]

Bk9 would disagree

[@woodscrafter1971]

Glad to hear mistakes that everyone SHOULD know but it seems like no one does...Kudos. And good call on the 'knif'. ;)

[@nikvanhorssen7884]

I didn't watch it yet but i know this gonna be good

[@kniferiverbaits9237]

I had a camp counselor who worked at a souvenir shop and was showing me and some other kids the features of a knife he was trying to sell. And he was scraping a fire steel with the knife edge, and I told him not to because he said it wouldn’t dull. Yet still to this day it is one of the most cringe moment of my life.

[@BarbershopCustoms]

Oh God, dishwashers are really scary

[@bobhope5773]

My brother put his willy in the dishwasher!! She got sacked and he got the clap! Ba boom tish!

[@BarbershopCustoms]

@@bobhope5773 That's unfortunate haha :D

[@Rootori4]

Scary?????

[@RadDadisRad]

RooTori4 yeah, they tend to not be friendly towards not kitchen knives

[@Rootori4]

@@RadDadisRad u don't know how horrible it is for me, to knew People that do this shit to knifes 😭

[@otobotrecords]

Once I poked around in the grass with a perfectly sharpened razor sharp S90V blade. You know that stuff which will keep an edge no matter what. It was only 2s of making a little hole. After that it was a dull chunk of steel. And when I say dull, I mean DULL. And that steel needs something like a KME with diamond stones to get it back right again. I learned my lessons.

[@2371Anita]

About my knive rules! Don't borrow them! Don't move them! Don't touch them! Don't you even look at them! 🔪

[@professorpanhas7348]

Don't buy them ☝️

[@vulpixgrant]

Don't you even look at them! Then you put a knife below that your eyes will naturally go to you jerk LOL!

[@RubricoA.]

sounds like from spinal tap

[@christiaannooteboom4277]

I let children from 3 to 13 play with my knives except for the Helle Laplander, Marttiini leuku and my Brusletto Bamsen. The gransfors axe they are only allowed to touch after they have experienced first hand how sharp my knives are and have had instruction on correct use. I do have to sharpen them often because of this and they have destroyed at least one hand made knife. But all become responsible knife users very quickly. Few bandaids required

[@TripleEEDC]

I’ve been saying a lot of this. I’m glad you made this video. People need to see it.

[@nealrousseau]

@5:00 I don't know what you said, but i'mma memorize that and use it when i get pissed off and people will be like WTF!?!?

[@Chlorate299]

Crappy honing steels are also often made of really soft metal too, so you can find yourself cutting into the bloody thing and taking the edge of your knife clean off.

[@alexguigui1877]

Do not wash your knife with the green part of the sponge That’s some scotch brite and it’s abrasive

[@vulpixgrant]

I engrave my butcher knives at work with my name and usually some dragon or something else I like. Hobby of mine and it makes my knives MY knives. Had a co worker clean my knives one day WITH that dang green scrubber and my mirror finish was trashed I was not happy. Especially that was a set I purchased myself instead of the free knives work provides!

[@Owieczkin]

@@vulpixgrant that sounds like the guy is a dumb fuck I would never be friends with

[@zadotterazo690]

Alex Guigui I did it to my fallkniven but now I’m not worried about scratching the blade

[@vulpixgrant]

You basterdized the Honing Steel, but it's required use for meat cutters and butchers not just chefs. I am a professional meat cutter who will spend sometimes 6 or more hours on a cutting block cutting steaks and roast non stop, and without the steel you are screwed. After the first half hour to an hour cutting through meat and your edge hitting that poly butcher block your edge is trash, the steel is the only way to keep your knives going through the day is to straighten it. Chefs require razor sharp precision, butchers require a decently sharp knife for powering through thick roast and sinew over and over. Otherwise it would be using the sharpening stone every hour, and who has time for that!?

[@DutchBushcraftKnives]

We believe you in a blink! That’s why we also said that it is mainly about bushcrafting knives! But good that you’ve commented this so people can see the good use for this tool! Cheers mate!

[@maverick4462]

True my friend, however you are trained to use it properly. The average Joe and young kitchen utilities tend to abuse their employers or their own knives with it.

[@vulpixgrant]

@@DutchBushcraftKnives - Oh crap I didn't even noticed you responded! Thanks ya Dutch Heroes! I am glad KZbin is still sending me notifications about your videos, but apparently not your comments :-/

[@vulpixgrant]

@@maverick4462 - True and good point, most of the cutters I know have zero desire to keep a good knife. Most throw theirs away after 4 months and get a new set from the company. I actually purchase my own knives made from a decent steel and get my own edge on them. Once you get 'your' edge on a knife it's a beautiful thing ;-)

[@maverick4462]

@@vulpixgrant I've made one and my boss bought one for a Xmas present. And when i get home i spend about a 20-30 minutes dressing them with my strop to keep the edge pollished every two to three days ill hit em with my old Schrade Oldtimer honeing steal an at work mostly hit them on the edge of a bar glass to keep sharp for my shift. Find the finer I can keep that edge pollished the longer a blade and edge last. I never need to remove that much material to keep a razor edge.

[@mihaizograf5599]

VERY USEFUL ADVICE, FOR PEOPLE, VERY, VERY, VERY "WAKE UP", WHICH HAVE NO RESPECT AND DON'T KNOW HOW TO USE AND MAINTAIN THEIR KNIVES !!!

[@Max11Seven]

It would be cool if you guys could show us the knife sheath when you're reviewing a knife. I noticed this the most when you reviewed the x series fallkniven. I was hoping you'd show us the locking mechanism.

[@thomasmaloney843]

Cold Steel 4116 is very corrosion resistant. Edge retention is not the best, but it is easy to sharpen. I use the cold steel knives for food prep which works well.

[@gudoivonleiden9254]

Interesting... The honing steel is used how I thought it would be and I learned a new thing about dishwashers.

[@alanfrazer3291]

Don’t play with knives whilst stoned. Maartin stay chilled

[@barniyamum]

why not lol?

[@アネコ-y1s]

6:40 best scene

[@jamesbarisitz4794]

#6 If you have a leather sheath and a carbon steel knife - keep the bloody sheath out of the rain. Better yet, make a kydex sheath with a drain hole in the tip area.

[@chrisp1598]

Just the tip?

[@mityjoeyoung8855]

I bought one of your knives. The sexy Bark River mini-Kalahari. What a sexy blade !

[@BennyBladez-]

Good things to talk about guys. For real tho you guys are on point about all of this thanks guys!

[@yvonnecaldwell2713]

DBK made like Thursday the best day in the week. Loved the video☺🔪

[@allstarwoo4]

I know you guys were proving a point by leaving the knife dirty but that's one of my biggest pet peeves about knives. I don't expect every one to be able stop and properly clean a knife but a simple rinse and dry wipe will save your knife.

[@krknfmkr8919]

Exactly. I make high carbon steel blades, I tell people "always clean and dry it as soon as possible".

[@FondyCrew]

This is why god made pants. No excuses.

[@kevinAuman1]

I tend to disagree with the no sharpening steels, MAC black ceramic honing rods are great and some regular white ceramic rods also for quick touch ups!

[@petervonfroster8i]

In Germany we got the famous KM2000 and the Soldiers dig with it and put it strait back in the Scabbard/Sheath.......... whenever you find a used one for sale you can hear the chrrrrrrrrck sound when taking it out...

[@PlatinumRatio]

Very good info guys. Thanks

[@essigkaffee1868]

Please Make a Video about the,, sacki messer''ITS a bloody amazing German knife for a ok price

[@ethanstang9941]

That knife looks badass.

[@ianwoodland7379]

Regarding things not to do with knives. .. You definitely must not take you knife and plunge it into your best friend's chest and watch the light die from his eyes.

[@DutchBushcraftKnives]

i considered that a few times with Mikkie though

[@daveglarner2138]

But what if you're in a really bad mood?

[@The_Crow_Flies]

guy i know had to do that in Iraq....wasn't his friend though.

[@d.vochoc6501]

Re Nr.1 - the only exception is the Sheffield MOD, designed (besides wood chopping and bricks breaking) for trench digging ;-)

[@NEO-rp5et]

Love you guys

[@daniel.rosina]

This video is just do cool (and also the knife is), that I have to get back to it from time to time...

[@majormitchell01]

Very good lads. Can u force my mother in law to watch it. Pleeeese. Ps there’s nothing wrong with a steel for final edge alignment. Like a strop. If your skilled it’s pretty good.

[@LairdDavidson]

Good content but I'm not sure I agree with you about the honing steel. I know what you're getting at but I find them useful. Even Fallkniven show how to use one on their knife sharpening tips page. Another tip is to spell knife correctly in the title, (maybe you did that on purpose to wind us up). LOL

[@darksi226]

Martin finally tried Mickey's weed. Good for you. Knives are earth, earth grows plants. Some plants are fun. Some dishwashers are evil. Skills are glue and sticky. Max love to blades and boss respect.

[@StrangerOman]

I saw an orange two side V shape sharpener on the table, but you didn't comment on it. Is it valuable to use? I usually use it a lot with cheap kitchen knifes, but I usually don't use metal V side, only ceramic V, since that metal V can cut a lot of metal if not careful with the pressure.

[@davidolds4617]

Thanks !

[@joshuagenovese36]

Another great video guys. Hope you both have a wonderful weekend.

[@kennethherrick8436]

I still like watching these videos too. I don't think you guys have made a bad video yet.

[@mak90rocker86]

Great show

[@kothaelser3282]

Normal (non abrasive)honing rods work just fine for any somewhat soft knife. Sure you won't be doing much on a ~60 HRC knife but it keeps my kitchen knives sharp for more than just a couple of cuts. With the right technique, all you do with them is straighten out a slightly rolled edge, that's it. No grinding.

[@Huskymotard88]

I have always avoided honing rod, i use water stones and some diamond plates for regrind. I am tempted to buy a workshop field sharpener for fast outdoor use in case my compact belgian stone is not enough because knife is too dull. in the package It features also a ceramic rod with coarse and fine side. Do you thing that is better to avoid also a good use (at the proper angle) of a fine ceramic rod? Would it be useful for any kind of job on blades? Thanks in advance DBK and happy new year!

[@edwardwaldner6899]

I use a very fine steel honing rod that I polished with 12000 grit sandpaper to make it very smooth. I’ve never had a problem insofar as making a secondary bevel that doesn't last. The one they showed was a cheap one and with that I wouldn't touch my knives.

[@pycanthusderossi4665]

The feral rod sparks can reach over 3000 degrees Centigrade and they can also transfer a lot of that into the thin edge of a knife, untempering it. That knife might not stay sharp even after later sharpening it.

[@glalih]

3:40 my lovely Hultafors OK4

[@rubiconoutdoors3492]

Yea. I guess that passes for a video..... Lol Thanks for another awesome Wednesday.

[@trailman20]

I've been using a honing rod for many years for my kitchen knives and I only ever have to resharpen then one a year and they basically stay razor sharp and there not expensive knives there good but nowhere need top of the line

[@kit6357]

I cry whenever I see on films someone pushing their knife or sword into the ground, just to make it stand up. Also, menacingly dragging a blade across a wall or the ground, with film magic making sparks. All great ways to ruin your edge and disrespect your knife or sword.

[@BraxxJuventa]

Yeah... I guess your right. Thanks guys! 👍😁

[@dirtmcgirt6769]

Dishwasher tablets/soap also has harsh chemicals that are very caustic to dissolve solid particles which can accelerate corrosion, and destroy certain synthetic materials and some natural ones too

[@lshn8457]

Very helpfull video for a knife noob like me!

[@wis1024]

I dont know about the honing steel one, ive been using a honing steel on my hunting knives for ever and it seems to work just fine, you have to be careful not to raise the edge to much because thats when the abrasion will happen.

[@richsmith422]

Marten, mikkie B please PLEASE test out the new bark river puukko it looks awesome and its a full tang puukko

[@dr33zie]

Handed my benchmade to someone, the proceeded to try to pry something with it. I quickly put a stop to that

[@jeanpaulgartier3404]

Never lend your knife to a Swedish person

[@DanielSweden]

Vad menar du?

[@tylerthegrimm]

I agree

[@nicklasodh]

Especially since they think all knives cost like a Mora knife, which in Sweden is about the same a newspaper. That is why I have a bunch of Mora 511 to lend to people because they will ruin my Fällkniven or Casström och Enzo och Mora Garberg or whatnot.

[@jeanpaulgartier3404]

@@nicklasodh they have thousands of shitty moras lying about the place and not a single whetstone

[@RadDadisRad]

Or a laborer, I had a guy use my Benchmade Triage ONCE. He laid plastic membrane on concrete then laid the edge of the knife into the plastic and drug the edge across the concrete to cut the plastic. I told him to give me my knife back and to never ask me for a knife again.

[@tjg1595]

5:03 Imagine that you can understand Dutch. was weer een mooi videootje💪

[@lukagrimbergen8398]

Haha was zeker weer gaaf

[@George_7fhhfhf]

I can speak ukrainian so i understand you

[@n-signia1087]

No habla espanol

[@quinten4484]

Famielie vriendelijk.....

[@francescogiannelli24]

can you do a review of the mora pathfinder?

[@OD_G00N]

Do you friendly lot have any opinions on Nord Crown knives? I recently aquired a Turist. 😁

[@tylerthegrimm]

I like this video, I shall push the button.

[@bobstarke476]

Thoughts on winkler knives?

[@leemcgann6470]

I always enjoy!

[@zubinel9540]

Yeah man, I did enjoy it. Plus, I am wiser.

[@Max11Seven]

Could you guys do a review on the Boker Plus Rold?

[@torsken7301]

Have you lovely bastards seen that bark river has made a PUUKO in cpm 3v. It is on knivesandtools and it looks wicked

[@lucapaganin5747]

Hey boys what is your favourite strains ? Every month I get from Brussels straight to Amsterdam I take my weed the back to Brussels usual I I get some amnesia some diesel from the 420 and then some blue cheese from the barney's and eaf in the borejongen coffeehop they have the mean green sure I take it love weed love Dutch people and love knives to

[@elijahturner3291]

Can y'all do the real steel Bushcraft 2 with the Scandinavian grind

[@emmokaemingk9448]

Using a honing steel rod (aanzetstaal) is not ok, that I can understand, but there are also ceramic roods and rods with a Diamond surface. Those are very good and I get my best results with them.

[@JohnHawkins]

Is it ok to use the window of your Land Rover for sharpening like Ray Mears does?

[@ragingmoderate6791]

Kind of feel like the knives dulling easily should have a caveat saying, if you use them for things they are not intended to do. I keep my knives sharp, the ones I carry every day get stropped or touched up/resharpened based on use at least once a week. The pocket knife I carry that is meant to be used for opening things, boxes, bags, packaging etc. Is still sharp at the end of the work week, but if I were to take it and try to cut rope, or whittle wood it would most certainly dull very quickly. That's not to say a glass cutting board wont dull a chefs knife, just that most knives wont dull super fast when used for their designers intended purposes.

[@antoineagustoni2923]

Please make a video about the Helle Viking!!!!!!!!!

[@1PageAtATime]

Good video but you forgot never try to catch a knife if you drop it if you want to keep your hand whole

[@DutchBushcraftKnives]

ahhh i've been there...

[@1PageAtATime]

Haven’t we all mate

[@FALCAOPRIMITIVO]

Like from Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@bramstaal156]

Ik vind t altijd gaaf om ff een stukje Hollands te hooren. Genihaal.

[@darrylarsenault5005]

would you guys use a diamond rod pen?

[@daryooshfatemi]

Those honing steel rods been used by butchers all the time and for them, for what they do and need, they work very well.

[@robbiewarren5049]

Great video boys

[@vashshadow]

i still love the dragon ball music you guys use

[@ChuckUnderFire]

The honing steel works the opposite way that you demonstrated.. you never cut “against” the steal, you draw away from it. Like a leather strop. Never makes a bevel, just realigns the rolled edge.

[@Soupcan13]

"we are the faces in the video but we also learn alot from you people" WHAT DO YOU MEAN... "YOU PEOPLE" ?!

[@danokitemanotoo1791]

The only time you should use a knife as a prybar or a screwdriver is when it's a Benchmade Boost 591. ; )

[@majormitchell01]

Martin. Go to AA. Love you.

[@alexanderbertallo1995]

Sweet...

[@pgrueger]

Make another one! My suggestions: Sharpen it with a sharpener in a V shape. Running around with knifes. Hitting the back of the handle with a mallet. Cutting towards the body. Even though the last two will inflict more damage on the person handling the knife..

[@frankdavis313]

Martin been smoking that kush man.

[@MrBowelz]

"Im dreamy" lol In the US we call that baked af lol

[@ludwigluhoway9031]

Do one on demacous steal

[@akker-5397]

..yup those dutch people always cuts weed with their bushcraft knifes for smoking and eating and clothing...for everything. You cant imagine how dull their knives are.