ONE TOOL OPTION TOMAHAWK??? OKNIFE OTACLE AI DEMONSTRATION!!

The O'Knife OTACLE is a tomahawk that is made for survival camping etc but does it hold up let's run it through a litany of test and see how it does
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[@BCJerbs]

If I was only aloud a one tool option....id always take my Cold Steel short spetz shovel! This is a great looking tool! Thanks for sharing your thoughts and review with us! "Anything over zero is simply unacceptable" I'm an addict and I'll never quit quitting! Much love to you each time we have these mini meeting! And you know if you know, and well me and Mr.Scab know! Have a blessed weekend! Cheers, Kimmers and Jerbs 👍🏻🇺🇸🔥🔪🔥🇨🇦👍🏻

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

Much love my brother!! Hope y'all are well

[@BCJerbs]

@@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors bro you should see what Kimmers did to me...i feel a whole bunch different now I tell you what!😂🤣👍🏻

[@thefamily_ak1863]

Deff a great truck tool , prolly use the sheath when using the pry bar tho , love it brother thx again

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

Agreed brother not a bad idea either

[@IvIidnight]

That would definitely work great right next to my Ka-bar Becker TacTool in my car.

[@IvIidnight]

Congratulations on 50k, good sir!

[@isaacs_knives_and_knowledge]

Congrats on 50k! They put a nice sized hammer poll on that for having such a thin blade.

[@RandysWSG]

That's a nasty cut brother keep it clean.

[@matthewquinn8616]

GREAT VIDEO !! Can’t wait to see how it holds up. God Bless.

[@b_shady_22]

SCABS @ 50k ! Damn brother that’s sweet right there ! Much love & BIG Thanks to U & Megatron. A big thank you too her because if it wasn’t the support from our ladies that keeps us going. Real talk & much love as always. Never change ur style brother. ✌🏼✌🏼

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

Brother that's absolute facts without Megatron we don't do this!

[@JoeSteel1]

congrats on hitting and going over 50K brotha....great job on this...good looking TH.....careful buddy keep that cut clean

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

Bro I did some damage on this thing

[@dorseyblack9833]

Congratulations on 50k!!

[@texasrng1075]

Great video as usual. I'm impressed with just how sharp it was out of the box. I think your long-term use approach is the absolute most valid way to test the durability and construction of the hammer poll.

[@jeffhanson2621]

I really like the blade geometry of that hatchet. It looks wicked sharp, and I love wicked sharp. One thing that kind of makes me cringe, though, is watching it used as a prying tool without a hood or sheath covering that sharp edge. Because it looks like it could cut the crap outta a hand if it slipped... Also, congratulations on 50k subs! Awesome, bro. You deserve it👍

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

Most appreciative my brother!!

[@jessetembo1979]

Congratulations on 50K! I like what I'm seeing so far here. I tend to prefer my hawks with hammers instead of spikes, but that's just me. I find it makes for an overall better utility. I'm keen to see where this hawk is two months from now after some additional use.

[@chrishall9208]

Congratulations Brother on your 50K success‼️

[@MichaelR58]

Congratulations on 50K subs 👏 thanks for sharing , God bless brother !

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

My brother thank you so much! I appreciate you very very much

[@BladeObssession]

We appreciate your pain and suffering to review these great products brother 😊

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

I'm forever appreciative my brother!

[@trail_possum4652]

Great video Brother! Nice hatchet

[@rodneymooreii3313]

Trims even u up bro. Be careful. Awesome piece! ❤

[@stefanklaus1652]

awesome review my Brother, this makes me want a Tomahawk, congratulations on 50k subscribers all of them is so well deserved, lets keep rolling to another 50k..much love to you and Megatron, and i hope your Finger will Heal fast

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

Thank you so much brother!!!

[@isaiahpavlik1430]

Bro...... 😳 Sweet tommy...... Nice Cut. You're Hardcore.💯

[@kenfaulkner5544]

Congrats on 50K brother. Glad to see your numbers growing. Hard work pays off! I would never would have expected oLight/Knife to come out with something like this, but they are growing as well. You never know what's coming next!

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

I was pleasantly surprised with this one I do think a long-term review is in need and absolutely necessary. Thank you so much brother we keep rolling we keep working we keep grinding

[@dthomas5281]

Congratulations on hitting 50k. Looks like a pretty good tool. Be a good thing to keep in your vehicle just in case. 👍👍

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

That's exactly what I see it for man I mean that was the first thing from the time I picked it up it would be a great trunk carry

[@edc4fun]

Nice to see in action 👍🏽

[@Stoney_AKA_James]

Nice hawk Scab, I can definitely see it as a good tool to keep in an emergency vehicle kit!

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

Man that was my first thought I don't know why but I mean like right off the rib I thought this would be a great trunk carry a just in case Carry. I'm definitely going to use it over the next 2 to 3 months and do a full on review

[@rustyknifelover4463]

Outstanding Scab, congratulations on 50K Brother #22adaynomore

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

Thank you very much my brother I truly appreciate you!

[@apex_alchemy_knives]

I like it . Great truck tool!

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

That's exactly what I see out of it Billy!

[@JCOwens-zq6fd]

It is thin for a camp hatchet but for a combat tool its all good. Obviously you can use it for camp tasks but thin axes have always historically been for hitting cloth armor & flesh. While a thicker head is usually best for wood & that straighter edge usually means soft targets as well. While a curved edge is for hardwood

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

It seems they mixed everything together. I would like to see it at least an 8-in thicker. It held up okay and had my finger not kept getting in my way I could have gone a little harder That's why I'm thinking maybe some long-term testing might be better served on this

[@tuckt6180]

1st time viewer this tool is more tool than any1 could ask, like u said people misconstrue the use of tools while playing 9n computer. I will purchase. Thanks.😊😊😊😊

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

Thank you my friend!

[@Joe-pw7ky]

Scab congratulations on 50k subscribers 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 great video. I think this tomahawk would be an awesome tool to keep in the car or truck . Im impressed with the sharpness and cutting in your demonstration. I do wonder if oknife did the screw on hammer head design for the option of installing different size or style hammer heads. Have a great night take care of your finger and God bless .

[@Shooter11B]

First impressions are positive for all the reasons you mention Scab. Also, the performance is impressive for a small hatchet. I can't wait to see it in two months! I am also digging the direction you are going with longer-term reviews and reviews in general.

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

I feel like that is the natural progression and the way we should go.. Plus I want to be able to follow up some something may look good straight out the box but it's that long term. And I say this honestly yet humbly I'm realizing more and more people are making purchasing decisions based on my videos that adds a dimension of pressure for me I want to make sure people get what they pay for

[@Shooter11B]

@@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors Like we talked about before, I think the direction of your evolution on KZbin is spot-on and fun to participate in. Onwards and upwards Scott.

[@mikewalsh5872]

Well done and said, brother. As a one tool option, an axe is very important so car carry is definitely an important consideration. Having said that, I’ve said before that the main consideration of mine is self defense. And as I carried a knife from a very early age, an axe was usually not an option. To me, one of the larger bladed Work Tuff knives would be more my choice for EDC. I couldn’t put it on my belt and walk around with it in Massachusetts but slipping it right behind the button of my jeans was how I carried and I’ve carried some Large blades in my youth. So that would be a little easier for that. But a good axe is ALWAYS something people should carry in the car. It’s too important NOT to have. And not even as a SHTF type of car carry. Just to have it. In your car, there are too many situations to mention where you might need such a tool/weapon. I like the design. Just having the replaceable waffle head hammer is a big plus. The pry bar/nail puller is another great idea. I built houses in Florida for ten years and realized it’s usefulness then. I like the angular top edge for closer work. And that little bit of spike on the bottom is nice. The hook possibilities are cool. The pry bar is also a cool combat option for obvious reasons. So…all in all….a good review. I look forward to the long term review vids to see how it does. Thanks for always keeping it real, Scab. Great job, as always and keep that finger clean….

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

Hey brother thank you for the detailed comment I really do appreciate it. I also agree that it is a good carry for the car. The one thing I will say that I do like about it is act like carrying things tucked in my belt not necessarily hooked on it but tucked in it I slid this down in my belt with the sheath on of course and it was very very comfortable. Here in Florida we are able to walk around with all kind of stuff now would I walk around with this well not in public but definitely in the woods. The other thing I like about this is it's light it's razor sharp and it's fast so if I were put any self-defense situation I think it would be a good backup or a good tool to have just in case.. as always brother I truly appreciate the comment and the thoughtfulness put into it I most certainly do

[@vyr01]

strider and rmj have done hammers and polls with screws

[@jamesbay7534]

It's basically a bearded axe with a hammer on the back!!! Can be a little risky though. Be careful!!!

[@derekp3963]

I've seen you do this review and another one on the Toor Camp Axe. I'm also looking at the Tops Hawk. Of those 3 which would you pick if you were me.

[@Dissentient01]

Looks like a solid purchase.

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

My brother for the price point I don't think you can go wrong

[@lenox9524]

Badass love it

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

I'm digging it I really am

[@olafkliemt1145]

i think the HX Outdoors Mercenaries Axe in 440C is the better deal. 50Cr steel is pretty soft.

[@bobhabsolute4995]

Hi Scab, just a little advise for you today: when you hammer something, don’t put your thumb on the back of the handle as you will get tendinitis with time. I have to check myself to not do it, so I know it’s difficult not to do it even when we know better. Take care of yourself and congratulations on the milestone.

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

Hey brother I appreciate that I honestly didn't know that. I'll start adjusting my grip and swing. I'm hitting that age where working smarter not harder is a real thing

[@davidneal6920]

Congrats on 50k Brother! I have very little experience with axes. But it does look very versitile given the chopper, the spike and hammer. But yeah like you said be good to see how it stacks up over the long term. You asked for my opinion on the WTG Forester ? - looks absolutely top notch as a general hunting knife. For a straight out hunting knives I like something stout with a blade 4-5 inches long. However for survival often I carry a slightly larger Bowie or combat utility blade as you can do quite a bit with them. Cheers Bro 😎 🇺🇸 🇳🇿

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

Hey brother thank you for taking a look at that. It feels really good in the hand and I love it for a couple of reasons. Wtg handles are just the balls they are absolutely awesome. The other thing with WTG is their heat treat it is easy to sharpen but it holds an edge pretty well! Thank you for taking the time I really appreciate it man. I know you have vast experience hunting that's why I ask. As far as this act goes I do think it would be useful to you because its light and fast it's also super sharp. However, I know that experience with the tool is a must before you carry it

[@davidneal6920]

@@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors thanks Brother

[@tomritter493]

Luck with that cut looks stitchy great hawk I like that one

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

Man I'm a fan! My problem with the cut on my finger is it's right there at the knuckle so I doubt they would stitch it I'm going to super glue it and see what we got

[@BCJerbs]

#neverquitquitting #beup #DSKFS #22ADay

[@nathanwatts2082]

Do you do the long term review on this?

[@turtlewolfpack6061]

My biggest concern with these is that a TON of companies make something identical. Will the edge chip on dry hard wood? Will the screws back out? It is neat but I haven't pulled the trigger because these actually scare me a bit.

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

Can't disagree at all.. I'm thinking long-term testing is the better option here that way I can give you guys at least a halfway decent assessment

[@raphlvlogs271]

looks like the type of multi tool thats ideal for voyagers and astronauts

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

I could definitely see that

[@becca318]

🇺🇸🙋‍♀️🐴👍🏻🍃 Mannn, that Axe works wayyy better than I thought it would! I'd say it's worth buying!

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

You know what I thought the same thing lol Great minds think alike

[@rodneymooreii3313]

A hatchet n a knife should be on every hip that hits the wild.

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

Amen brother amen

[@frankknox9127]

I wonder how your Cold Steel Viking Battle Axe would do in a face off against the Arms and Armor Danish Axe? They’re pretty similar in design, so it should come close to who would win.

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

Hmmm older if I could get my hands on one to find out

[@Dantarios]

Blood in, blood out 😂

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

Lmao facts 🤣

[@highbridge48]

thank you for nice review and please take care of your finger😅

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

I appreciate that 😎

[@GrizzlyGaz]

How did it hold up long term? I can't find your other video that you said you were gonna make in a few months...

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

So far so good I think I did one more video and I gifted it to a friend who has used it way more than I was going to. I honestly the way the channel set up right now it's hard to do long-term anything we have so much stuff coming in and that's a good problem to have I know right now we just have to keep it moving. Once it slows down I'll kind of restructure a little bit where I can do some long-term stuff. But at the end of the day it made it through 2 hard use reviews and several 4x4s I'll try to get an update on it this week

[@GrizzlyGaz]

@@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors thank you. And you're right, it is a good problem to have 😉 Can you link the second video here please?

[@BurtGummer85]

You need a estwing camp axe. I'd recommend the 14" instead of the 12" or 18".

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

I have both

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

And I love them

[@BurtGummer85]

I have all the estwing hand tools and my favorite is the older blue 14". Kinda hard to find but worth it.

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

@@BurtGummer85 I am a huge estwing fan.. have been for years and I 100% agree with you

[@adammcguinness9950]

So, after 4 months, how’s it holding up?

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

Still hanging in there. Just took it camping and it performed well

[@heathmarcum5390]

Good review, but should add that ANY knife can be sharp, question is can it be resharpened after it dulls and how easy can it be resharpened.. some steels require a ton of work and some just need a basic sharpener like a ceramic rod, wet stone, or diamond stone that u can carry in a backpack. Unlike some that might require a electric sharpener like a worksharp

[@FARACI1]

Looks very impressive, I’m impressed 🪓🪓🪓👍🏽