Knife Power cut technique. You need to know.

[@Reallybigmonkey1]

Very cool Fredde

[@bouhunter6176]

Make sure you Like the video

[@Waldhandwerk]

Great work, well shown!

[@IHatchetJack]

Old school is the best school. Glad you're back, man!

[@WobblingHobGoblin]

Power cut technique indeed. Awesome!

[@ScoutSVKMaster]

Greetings from Slovakia! I was around 14-15 when I first saw some of your videos. And I am so thankful for your great skills and the way of bushcraft you show us. This helped me through my scouting life and I continue to use so much, even now, when I have a wife and children.

[@maxmuller1747]

thx fredde, your best!

[@MatthewJTalas]

Looking forward to more content!

[@pisuarez]

So excited to see you making videos after so long!!! We missed you my friend!! Hope to see many more in the future!!!

[@tonyeden8381]

Wow man…….blast from the past Good to see you again

[@journeyman7189]

Great technique."if you can bend it. You can cut it!" Nate

[@PHARRAOH]

very interesting. thanks

[@Shooter11B]

I could not believe it when I saw a video from you and needless to say I was OVERJOYED! I hope you will start making videos regularly again my friend!! Haha, I just noticed a linked update video from you saying you were back! YES!

[@OKBushcraft]

Great tips. Thanks

[@stevenlangevin1159]

amazing old friend! i was TheAxesKnight

[@cujomojo]

Good to see you back Fredde, we are all quite a bit older and hopefully a little bit wiser. Great to see the skills are still there, making life all the more easier. No need to hack away at it, technique saves time and calories.

[@greencraft4783]

Great to see you back again buddy. Looking forward to many more! Stay Safe. Neil

[@bishopsblades-anoutdoorfam5991]

Great technique! I had to watch the video twice because I didn't see you sheath the Mora classic the first time I watched it. I noticed the knife in your hand and then it was gone. The speed of your sheathing and un-sheathing always amazed me. I have to stop and make sure not to stab myself.

[@realgoshawk]

Hej! Soo glad to see you back! Hope you'll stay for a while ^^

[@baidreamer]

I can't remember what video made me subscribe to you but I'm sure I'm still using the skills you've shown long time ago and now. Thanks man!

[@jkd185]

Nice one. Good to see u fredde, Regards Streetartist

[@raininfire]

First off: nowadays uploaders of the genre would use a machete or a parang or an "original" seaxe or some other kind of overkill ork-reaper, whereas your "Mora" looks like a toothpick in comparison, and you casually whittle off those small branches. Of course. I do it the same way. I grew up with that same technique you demonstrate, that powercut, although we never called it that. In Sweden, we built huts and things to play with from the age of six, using that same technique (the saplings being of smaller dimension relative to our child-bodies), and by the way you "perform" the cut, I can see that it is the same with you, it's some kind of second nature, a routine, it's even hard to explain what to do exactly with the wrist, while bending the sapling is pretty much simple forward. I don't even know where I want to go with this comment. I think it is, that I am a bit fed up with all those bushcraft experts that come up with this and that new technique and also those equipment junkies, ever explaining what's in their new bug-out-bag or whatever apocalyptic scenario they try to put in scene. When it is quite simple. Pragmatic. Slöjd. It's been there all the time, it had never changed. In Scandinavia, most of it is not forgotten. And I believe, in the rest of the world, it's actually also not lost, the pragmatical knowledge of the way things are done. How peasants harvest wood to build simple structures (as a door handle from a root, it's just the way it was done), most of those techniques have a shining simplicity. Fredde has shown this simplicity and the elegance of simple but intriquite techniques (if that makes sense) back in the early 2010s (and before), to my sorrow very much in his then deleted videos. I would not want to see Fredde in a TV show like Dual Survival or Alone, because these shoes thrive on the psychological drama. Which is perhaps interesting by themselves. But I want to see technique. And I have missed that in the last (what is it, ten years?). I have always checked now and then, if Fredde had maybe uploaded something, I never gave up on that.

[@lakesandrivers]

I remember the older video showing this! great! would like to see a video making your stick bow.

[@DaneStolthed]

I love it! Freddie is still using the classic Mora #1. This is a man who showcases Skill not the latest overpriced knife!

[@benbushcraft]

Very useful and on point. Thanks!

[@bishopsblades-anoutdoorfam5991]

A bit off topic but I was wondering if you ever use a metal match? I’ve seen you use primitive fire techniques, matches, and even an old lighter once. Do you keep one as backup?

[@aokspage]

💯

[@ВолодимирПадус]

super 👍