Fallkniven DC4 3 in 1 Pocket Sharpener - Diamond - Ceramic - Strop

[@davidvermont]

Good video. I think many people would like to see more on sharpening and related products.

[@jonrost5574]

I am always on the lookout for more low tech sharpening solutions. Thanks for sharing.

[@GoodOlBoy1976]

I cant remeber but have you done a how too video of different sharpeners? I have like the Shark sharpener and a Arkansas wet stone and a drawer full of different sharpeners. But I dont know what knife is best for each one.

[@carypeaden4147]

I really like mine. I have never had luck sharpening by hand, but had great results with my new DC4.

[@NavyAssassinOnBLAST]

Great video! Exactly the kind of video I need to see. Just now looking at more exspensive knives and want to be able to keep them up properly. I'll make sure I use your link because you sold me. 👍👍

[@willbrink]

I didn't know the case was intended as a strop! Ordered.

[@rickdeboer6615]

Its not… stropping should be done on an untreated, rough piece of leather. I roughed up the backside of my pouch with low grit sand paper.

[@AYellowPepper]

The DC4 is basically the best pocket sharpening stone i know! Its the ideal size, grit and price!

[@lincolntiffin]

That was a great video.

[@imanassole9421]

Ha! You got one of the messed up cases.. on the back is suppose to be soft leather for stropping so that it can hold compound and work better. Common QC problem I've heard about with these.

[@AlexanderSamarth]

I got the soft back, I was confused haha

[@kriskabin]

Saw someone else put 3 holding screws for this DC4 into a small 2×4 block so he'd lessen his chance of slicing his fingertips off by just holding it. 😬💭It does need a holder....

[@DocP91B]

Thats a great idea

[@bardolph77]

May I ask why you prefer oil over water on this particular stone? Also might be helpful for some people to know that there are different kinds of whetstones and on some of them you should absolutely not put oil on, they are only for water. Edit: you asked about the pronunciation, the ä in fällkniven is pronounced like e, so it would be fell-knee-ven with a hard k in the knee. We almost always enunciate every letter in a word.

[@DocP91B]

You should absolutely never use water on a metallic stone. You will run the risk of rusting and/or corroding the substrate. Eveb if you wipe it clean from the surface it can get into the micro spaces where the two surfaces are joined. I use water on my Japanese water stones and Arkansas whetstones. I use oil on most others because it provides more lubrication longer than water and prevents metal build up in the pores of the stone better.

[@bardolph77]

@@DocP91B Absolutely right, had no idea though that this stone contained metal. This definitely seems like a whetstone that I need and want so hence the question. Now looking at Fällknivens site regarding this stone (I really want one as you notice) they do not recommend using water or oil on the ceramic side while sharpening. They do however tell you to use warm water and dish detergent to clean up any build up. I just want to double check and make sure after destroying a couple of my fathers whetstones when I was about 10 and receiving a right bollocking from him. Funny how some things stick even after almost 40 years.

[@AYellowPepper]

@@bardolph77 Most experts will say never use oil on anything but pre oil soaked stones. and to use Water on everything else. I too am of this mindset! Oil will basically destroy any diamond stone and ruin most water stones, and after you used oil once you can never use water on the stone again and thus have to always have oil with you and some sort of solvent to clean yourself and your stuff afterward. Oil has basically been obsolete for the last 20 or so years, ever since High quality Japanese stones became available and their knowledge went around the world. TL:DR Do not use oil on anything. Only use Water. Run Diamond Dry and use a brush/eraser to clean it.

[@mehmetkupeli2073]

So you start with diamond side and finish with ceramic?

[@DocP91B]

@@mehmetkupeli2073 yes. The diamond is the more coarse, and the ceramic is the fine finishing.

[@kimwakerasmussen7848]

Don't use olie or water . Read the information

[@DocP91B]

Don't be a moron. LISTEN TO WHAT IS SAID IN THE VIDEO. Read the previous conversations in the comments here. If you aren't smart enough to listen & read, you aren't smart enough to handle sharp objects.

[@adventurerwannabe]

​@@DocP91Bdont need to be this aggressive jeez

[@rickdeboer6615]

@@DocP91Bwow

[@DocP91B]

@@adventurerwannabe I'm. Not being aggressive. I'm responding. That guy is just saying stuff without paying attention to what was very clearly stated in the video. Sometimes, you have to slap them in the face to get their attention...

[@wangchung_8541]

@@DocP91Bliterally says on the DC4 instructions DO NOT USE OIL OR WATER 😂

[@bkozlo09]

Great tutorial and I love that Knife Can I ask what it is and where I can get one?

[@DocP91B]

It's a standard traditional Higonokami. Check Amazon. They will have some.

[@user-Kova15]

How odd, im sharpening my higjnokomi with this stone and I wanted to see if this stone is any good

[@adrianfbird]

Who would have thought sharpening a knife would be so controversial oil or no oil I personally use whale spunk 😅

[@keeneyeful]

🤣

[@dantejames4302]

Looking forward to the BattlBox mission 73 review 🤣🤣

[@negaducksays9368]

Idk what's in it, but I already know the review will be gold. 🤣

[@bella-bee]

I have one but the diamond side doesn’t glitter like yours.

[@Gr8Success]

they specifically say on the instructions not to use oil or water with this particular stone .

[@DocP91B]

I guess you didnt bother paying attention to the video, because I specifically explained why I do. Because it specifically works better. Because there isn't a stone in the world that doesn't specifically work better with a medium to specifically keep the poor free of debris when sharpening. Have you ever specifically talked to them to specifically ask if it wad a matter of specifically you "can't", or specifically "you don't have to"? Because I specifically have. Guess what specific answer they game me. Specifically. If you had specifically bothered to read other specific comments here on this specific video you might have specifically learned that. Buy you didn't. You specifically assumed that in the years since this video was specifically uploaded you were the VERY first person to have that specific comment. You were specifically stupid. I would specifically suggest that in the future you specifically try not being such a useless narcissist, and save everybody some time. Specifically.

[@songokuo5131]

What king of liquid did you use??

[@Exlaax]

@@DocP91B wow dude I'll specifically watch a different video just because of that super snark filled comment that is mad about someone saying something 100% true literally from the package I was thinking you just forgot to add /s but that idiot comment at the end cemented it in that you are specifically not someone I would care to know the specific opinion of specifically

[@DocP91B]

@Exlaax you are specifically welcome to never watch this channel ever again and find one more suitable for your fragile feelings. There are a whole lot of people who specifically watch me just for the snark. Snowflakes are specifically not welcome here, nor are douchecanoes and dipshits. You're an idiot.if.you think my response was simply because that other dipshit said what the package said. It was because in the video I explained exactly WHY I was doing what I was doing, regardless. To top it.off it was already covered in previous comment discussion. So ultimately it looks like you don't know specifically what the fuck is going on here at all. This place is specifically not an airport - no need to announce your departure. If you're specifically the type that does that, everyone is better off without you around. Thanks for self-identifying.

[@Exlaax]

@@DocP91B fair enough tho I'm not offended or acting like an airplane leaving an airport to make you feel bad someone named exlaax isn't watching your videos if you think my comment was simply that then, well you said it yourself. It was more of an idea of the type of persona you are broadcasting that says you put more time into putting other people down than the time it would take to simply help them, it shows you don't care about teaching you just want people to watch your videos. more power to you if that's who you want to be I just don't see much point to it is all

[@Primslim]

You better not put a secondary V edge on that higonokami

[@Steve05166]

The DC4 description said it doesn't need oil or water.

[@DocP91B]

The original M-16 user manual said you didn't need to use any lubrication either. But smarter people said that was dumb, people with real life experience using firearms. What's really interesting is that in the video - at 3:37 - in the video you're commenting on & just watched I said the instructions for the stone say lubrication is not required but I find better results with oil. So your comment tells me one of two two things: you either didn't pay attention to the video you just watched, or you lack the comprehensive powers to understand the video you just watched. Either way, you just posted a comment that states something that was stated in the original video two years ago, and has been addressed multiple times in multiple comments & replies since then. Perhaps you're not the number one candidate to consider using sharp objects in the first place?

[@exioz99]

@@DocP91Bimagine being prick

[@rickdeboer6615]

@@DocP91Bdude… in my opinion you can’t reply to your loyal viewers/followers like this… That’s just not cool

[@rickdeboer6615]

@@DocP91Balso… stropping should be done on an untreated piece of leather, not on a smooth “polished” piece like the outside of that pouch. Thats why I don’t understand why Fallkniven didn’t keep at least one side of the pouch rough. I roughed up the backside of my DC4 pouch with low grit sanding paper

[@DocP91B]

@@rickdeboer6615 to me, my "loyal" viewers know exactly how I'm going to respond to dumb & ignorant comments. I have "loyal" viewers who are "loyal" viewers just for that reason. I don't care about subscriber counts or who likes me. I certainly am not interested in the opinions of the typical viewer who feels like they deserve their ass kissed no matter what. You said something dumb. You stated something that not only was addressed IN THE Video, but multiple times in the comments. That tells me and the "loyal" viewers reading that you're more interested in an trying to one up or get a *gotcha'!" moment than actually pay attention to what's going on. Rather than acknowledge the points I made in my response, calling you out like I would anyone else who would comment something dumb without paying attention or looking to see if it's been addressed - or Both - you came back by telling me what I can't and can't do on my own channel. Awesome. You would think a "loyal" viewer would know the game we play here with comments that are are... Less than high speed. If I make a genuine mistake in a video and someone corrects me in a comment I genuinely Tha k them for the learning moment and for the correct information. You can see that all. Over the channel. When someone incorrectly corrects me or anyone else, I let them know they've said something stupid. You could have been a little introspective here and thought about Why you felt the need to post. A comment stated something that was blatantly stated in the video. Something that explained and addressed, in the video you supposedly just watched. Something in text multiple times in text here as well. But nah, just gaslight about what I can't do with a viewer so "loyal", they didn't even pay attention to the actual video. Well played.

[@Gr8Success]

the manufacturer of this stone specifically say not to use oil or water and you make a tutorial where you use oil ... that's awkward ... .

[@DocP91B]

No it isn't at all. When the M16 was originally introduced the manufacturer said it didn't need to be cleaned. Try asking some older Vietnam Veterans if that rifle worked better or worse following the manufacturer's advice. The only awkward thing here is you using a tired 90s sitcom cliche phrase because you don't understand WHY I recomended using an oil. What's really awkward is you not knowing the difference between a tutorial and a review.

[@kommissarjupiter7667]

@@DocP91B Literally from their product page: "You don’t need any lubrication for these stone but now and then you should consider cleaning them with warm water and liquid soap." Quit being so defensive when someone calls you out on a minor mistake.

[@DocP91B]

@@kommissarjupiter7667 I know what their website says. I based what I said from experience. There isnt a stone in the world that diesnt perform better without lubrication. Not a single one. People are free to follow advice or not. I cant imagine why a company would possibly want to advertise that a stone never needs any oiling. Not at all to attract people to buy it over others? Nah...couldn't be... When I respond to comments I give out the same energy the person gives. So if I choose snarky, douchey, or what you see as "defensive", its just matching the mood that was already set by the original comment.

[@kommissarjupiter7667]

@@DocP91B It's been 9 months lol and I concede to you. I used a tiny bit of oil on my stones and you are right it works much better. Especially after I learned to do free hand sharpening correctly

[@JCampbell91x]

What knife is that please?

[@DocP91B]

Check out this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJ3KnKKOo69jm6M

[@samrodriguez9864]

Funny because I'm not specifically says DO NOT USE OIL OR WATER.

[@tom_olofsson]

I thought it was weird to see someone glue a strop to the leather case.

[@Pjotr1982]

If you use oil on the DC4, it will fall apart.

[@DocP91B]

That is an absolute untrue lie. I've had mine for YEARS. Don't come here spreading bullshit just for the sake of seeing your comment up here.

[@Pjotr1982]

@@DocP91B You're kind of cheeky. The rules of polite behavior probably don't bother you much, do you?

[@DocP91B]

@@Pjotr1982 if you were worried about polite behavior, you would not have posted an untrue comment as if it were a fact. You also. Would. Have posted a comment rudely, as if. You were correcting and/or lecturing someone who you are. Not familiar with. It is laughably hypocritical. For. You to get your panties in a bunch about someone else disregarding polite behavior. I reply to comment with the exact energy and tone they are posted with. No, I don't care about your feelings. I feel no need or requirement to kiss your ass because you commented on a video. If you wanted to engage in a polite discussion, you would have. But you didn't. You were called out for saying something patently untrue, and rather than own up to. It you tried to gaslight and deflect about who is polite or not. I find that very rude. I treat respectful people. With respect, and give respect to those who deserve it. You earned none with your comment, and absolute earned nothing but great condescension with your rediculous reply. If my words hurt your feelings, that's your fault. Only a pathetic weakling can be hurt or offended by typed words. Only you can give them power. In the future I suggest you make sure you actually know what you're talking about if you choose to. Comment on videos. Otherwise grow up, and don't blame the other people who have the knowledge to call you out for outright lying. Or just go fuck yourself you really haven't shown yourself to be anyone or anything worth more than that. How did I do with the rules of polite whatever the fuck you whined about?

[@samfletcher93]

That's ain't a rude comment dude it's simply an observation. Accusing someone of lying straight away without opening a discussion is ridiculous.

[@DocP91B]

@@samfletcher93 A) it's a lie that the stone will fall apart if you use oil. A strait up lie. I, and thousands of people have used that stone with oil. He said something dramatic and shocking that is u true. Something untrue is a lie. B) lying is rude. Introducing untrue or misinformation into a place where some people look for factual information is rude. There is no discussion as to whether or not it is polite to lie to people or spread misinformation from shady internet sources. C) The idea of using the stone wet vs. Dry was actually talked about IN THE VIDEO. it has further been mentioned and/or discussed in several comments post that. That means that the guy wilfully decided to drop an untrue statement (even if he thought it was true) without actually paying attention to what was said in the video, without taking the time to see what was said in the comment stream. That's rude. That's like having someone walking up to and ignoring what you just said to a group, what you just discussed with a group, and deciding to start talking about nonsense. That's Highly rude. If you felt like taking the time to go look at ally videos and all the comments where people post things that are contrary to what I've said you will see me engage in a LOT of conversation with polite well intentioned people. When people share new information, or correct me with correct information you'll find me thanking them and being genuinely grateful. I'm fascinated by the amount of knowledge that so many viewers out there have. But come here like a jackass, comment something that is proven to be untrue, on a video where we have talked about the issues related to it ad nauseum, and you're going to get a response that kind of crap deserves.

[@matthewshannon6946]

Hey, Doc- Great product, thanks! I'm pretty much a neanderthal in that I can't hold an angle consistently to save my ass🤣🤣🤣 The only luck I've had is with the Spyderco Sharpmaker...I just put my thumb on the spine of the knife and concentrate on keeping my thumbnail up... Even I can (usually) handle that. I really like the function vs size on this unit in the video. I may have to give 'er a try!!

[@josemanuelpedrajofernandez4556]

No necesita oíl,la cara de la piedra no le conviene absolutamente para nada que se le dé aceite como mucho unas gotas de Water y nada más,ahora es mi opinión personal.

[@DocP91B]

This has already been addressed in previous comment. Please read them prior to rehashing the some stuff.

[@texastwosteppin1680]

You reckon you can get it sharp enough to shave them knuckles 🧐

[@DocP91B]

Well yeah...but I'm not gay...so...

[@escapetherace1943]

@@DocP91B ahahaha!

[@DocP91B]

@@kriskabin if KZbin had a laugh react your c9mment would totally get it. My next response to you be, get a life, and a sense if humor. I'm glad you're not subscribing. I wouldn't ever want some thin skinned snowflake virtue signaling nimrod among my subscriber base. If you are so shallow and arrogant as to assume and judge an entire person based on one joking comment, then you are a much worse person than anyone else here. Next time you dexide.to.pass judgement on someone as a person, I suggest you take the time to get to know them first. Once again, thanks for not subscribing, and I invite you to never watch another one of my videos. Ever.

[@daw764]

My instructions say no oil or water use dry

[@daw764]

Addition: I just purchased this and since you like to be abstinent to your commenter quoting Fallkniven, my instructions clearly state “When the the DC whetstone is new it can seem very coarse. It will be less coarse after time and use. Do not use Oil or Water”. So I was referred to you channel, subscribed while watch, No unsubscribing because you need an attitude check. Good day to you!

[@daw764]

Obstinate

[@DocP91B]

@@daw764 and I use both. And it works better. You're free to use or not use whatever you like. There's not a sharpening stone in thr world that works better dry than lubricated. Sometimes real life experience is better than "instructions".

[@keeneyeful]

I'm concerned about his technique at @0:42. Must be a dull knife, could have easily sliced himself! I'm no sharpening expert, but am rather well versed in patching people up after cutting themselves, as well as a few mishaps myself over the years - certainly not a technique I would use - lightly attempting to shave some hair off the arm or leg however would be. But I digress, it certainly is a great sharpening tool!

[@R-C.]

I'm sold !!

[@VectorPowers]

Hi sold

[@R-C.]

@@VectorPowers nice to meet you

[@gamer-rn7tk]

I got one think its fake

[@UNeedDaBeef]

I believe it's pronounced "felk niv-en"

[@magnusheiding9843]

olmost rigth with the "E" Fällkniven is Fäll= Fell (fell a tree) and Kniven is the word Knife so "Fellknife" if you translate it straight by the words so pronounced is more like "fell - Kniv -en" the "K" is very strong and short K.

[@grazianism]

Yes, you're quite right. In swedish it's pronounced "fell-kniven" with heavy "K". That's because they are 2 different words that's means "fixed blade".

[@freeze1975]

Wrong way 🤦🏻

[@DocP91B]

This is an incredibly stupid and useless comment. It means nothing. It has zero context. It refers to no specific point, statement, or action in the video. Its a waste of time, for you to have written and for anyone else to read. Please learn the very basic act of commenting on a KZbin video.

[@BushcraftEurope]

Not. He is doing it right way

[@barbourlmilan1173]

Dc4 affila solo ottimi coltelli altri no

[@barbourlmilan1173]

olio solo lame curve