The "Folding Machete" Project! Huge Loophole in German Knife Laws.

[@leppeppel]

"Hey, you're not allowed to have that sword!" "It's a messer." A proud German tradition.

[@theamericancristero7390]

That's a complete myth. Read "the martial ethic in early modern Germany" it begins in the 15th century. Messers being "technically not swords" had to do with cutlery guilds making swords without running afoul of swordsmithing guilds. Nobody would look at a falchion with a knife hilt and actually think "oh, you're right, that's not a sword." This would be like if the law said "you can't carry a saber when riding your horse" and then telling the English constable "as this backsword has a straight blade, it is not a saber" or telling the American constable "this scimitar doesnt have a saber hilt, therefore it isn't really a saber."

[@hasserecht3678]

If it folds, it's a pocketknife XD

[@red9man2130]

Yes it is! I so wish The German People would reclaim their strong and courageous Heritage!

[@MrJamesdavies085]

Yeah I think that’s been said before and ended very badly.

[@biggusdickkus2956]

@@MrJamesdavies085 😂

[@topcat5233]

''we found the loophole HA ah AH ah AHH'' love it

[@Juber777]

"Let me show you it's features!"

[@MelbaOzzie]

Yes, but how long before some bureaucrats with too much time on their hands eliminate the loophole?

[@topcat5233]

@@MelbaOzzie i think they will be on it like a flock of shithawks to a shitbarn... at least, now they know roughly how long it takes before sprave is ready for selling, im assuming within that timeframeXD but hopefully they wont, considering its following the law, and changing laws isnt all that easy

[@grimace4257]

Ahh, the ole “you didn’t tell me how big my pocket knife could be” caveat

[@Member_zero]

I actualy have a similar knife ... with same opening mechanism and blade extension that folds into handle. My is poor quality chinese product with plastic handle - but blade is quite solid.

[@ruffelhouse561]

laws are laws for a reason... and solicitors also exist for a reason... because the law is debatable

[@darrellbeets7758]

yea hes just screwing himself over at this point. germany could just copy our laws (netherlands) and have all pocket knives,screwdrivers or blunt objects have seen as weapons

[@Interdiction]

@@darrellbeets7758 Screwdrivers in the UK get a pass .You can carry one in your pocket for no reason other than you forgot it was there .Laws are foolish when it causes decent citizens problems

[@chevychase3103]

@@darrellbeets7758 show all men in Denmark carry a blunt weapon in their Center pocket?

[@profepik7525]

This guy is able to show us a legal folding gun next time.

[@kidthorazine]

Folding revolvers where actually a thing at one point funnily enough. Don't know if there are any loopholes that would allow you to carry one in Germany though.

[@kidthorazine]

@@AndroidFerret I mean you have to have a permit in most states in the US too (which is generally a good thing TBH) Apparently getting a carry permit in Germany is absurdly difficult though. The only possible loophole I can see would be that they have very lax restrictions on single shot caplocks, although that's extremely sub-optimal.

[@armadani6194]

with family everything is possible

[@michaeltempsch5282]

@@kidthorazine Soooo... Go pirate style, with a bunch of single shots, stuffed in your belt, boots and whatnot?

[@kanghyunyoo6690]

yes

[@silvertheelf]

“I want big knife so I break country logic making super loophole knife!” Summery of why this exists… and why this guy is a legend.

[@JavierChiappa]

Just imagine if he could escape to the one place that hasn't been corrupted by bureaucracy.... SPACE!

[@silvertheelf]

@@JavierChiappa well also the bottom of the ocean.

[@grimace4257]

Joerg laughing at the foot of my bed is still my sleep paralysis demon

[@goreobsessed2308]

Why it's so wholesome

[@yucatansuckaman5726]

@@goreobsessed2308 exactly. He will hand you weapons to DEAFEAT the demon. And then you both share a hardy chuckle.

[@toasty4000000]

"LET ME SHOW YOU.... HIS FEATURES"

[@mikegreen3235]

More like sleep paralysis Angel am I right?.......(crickets) I'll see myself out...

[@EuelBall]

No, Joerg *frightens* demons, and other thing that go bump in the night. He's the one who bumps back...

[@smsdelux]

Joerg to Crocodile Dundee: ha, that's not a Knife......... THIS IS A KNIFE!!!! HAHHAAHAAAA

[@P455w0rds]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@undeadwerewolves9463]

AND HERE ARE *ITS FEATURES!*

[@TheDeinonychus]

I'd imagine something like this would be a big seller for campers and hunters regardless of country. I know from experience, when you're camping or backpacking, anything that lets you reduce the space something takes up is a huge benefit, even if the weight is still comparable. Carrying a 1 pound weight that fits neatly into a side pouch is a lot easier than carrying the same weight that has to hang off the side of your pack. Not to mention it would free up space for other equipment. For that matter, the military would likely be interested in something similar as well, they're all about fitting the most useful tools into as small a space as possible. If the performance is at least as good as the average fixed blade machete, and it's not unduly prone to failure, I'd be willing to bed you could easily get government contracts to supply versions for the military as well as selling civilian versions.

[@TheDeinonychus]

Actually, I wonder if you could develop a version that includes some extra tools. Sort of like a 'Swiss Army Machete'. You could probably integrate a saw blade into the folding blade guard. Add a smaller folding knife blade, as well as a file and nail puller, and you'd basically have a complete camping multi-tool. All you'd be missing would be a shovel XD

[@eddieguyvh4765]

Actually, a folding knife of this sort would probably be heavier than a fixed blade equivalent, because you'd have to add liners, the locking mechanism, and overall make it buffier to ensure its strength. No folder beats a fixed blade when you're talking weight (at equal blade length and thickness, of course), and a fixed blade will always be stronger and less expensive to make ;)

[@BobT36]

@@eddieguyvh4765 True but there's usefulness in compactness, too. That can sometimes outweigh the extra weight. I like the idea of a saw blade on that back part!

[@JavierChiappa]

@@eddieguyvh4765 True but you save the sheath weight

[@louisfkoorts5590]

@@eddieguyvh4765 Quite true. But if you keep the requirements mentioned in the video in mind... You will realise that Joerge have explained why...

[@huldu]

That little folding thing in the back that keeps the top edge of the blade protected was just pure genius design. Also really like how thin you managed to make it. Very impressive!

[@juggalotic]

This is exactly like the folding machete the US military made during WWII. It's still a very cool design. I want one.

[@nazarderkach9320]

And I kinda want to joke about Jason Voorhees becoming a paratrooper.

[@BWolf00]

@juggalotic Yep, basically it's the WWII Case AAF Machete. But the lock-up the blade protector are different. However Germany has also made a long blade folding thru handle blade...a quasi hunting knife, not a machete.

[@westernmac5944]

There hasn’t been a German this cool since the Battle of Teutonberg Forest. The Roman army didn’t understand the loophole.

[@TanginaRubinstein]

Hahaha true

[@romgl4513]

Great remark, so true!

[@chevychase3103]

How g a u l i n g

[@Whabligone]

who else just searched for Battle of Teutonberg Forest to see what happened? Well....I just did

[@schleybailey]

@@WhabligoneEverybody gangsta until the swamp starts singing proto germanic war songs.

[@michaelblacktree]

Jeorg: I found a loophole! German Gov't: (sweating profusely)

[@tissuepaper9962]

German government: "What loophole? We just passed a law to make that illegal, dismantle it immediately."

[@wayneholmes637]

It's a well known loophole among anybody that has actually had to study the German WaffG law, every Jäger for example. Frankonia Jagd actually sell a huge folding knife and have done for decades.

[@rasaecnai]

"That's not a knoife... THIS, this is a knoife."

[@IamOutOfNames]

Oi, mate! You got loisense fo that knoife?

[@vincef7487]

🤠‼️

[@SledgeOfHouseHammer]

That's not a knife. That's a spoon!

[@scottr291]

@@SledgeOfHouseHammer so it is, I see someone’s played knifey spoony before.

[@vincef7487]

@@SledgeOfHouseHammer 🤣‼️

[@cvlpa]

Joerg, you’re gonna change the weapons laws in Europe.

[@silvertheelf]

@Biggus Blaccus I mean… yes and no… kinda

[@ytucharliesierra]

It seems like german lawmakers are subscribed here too...

[@johnlakey4983]

Good job

[@trythinking6676]

Knives...love them. But live in the USA. Don't bring a knife to a gun fight.

[@supra107]

@Biggus Blaccus In Poland they kinda have sense. No real limitations on what kind of blades you can carry, there's only clarification that on mass events they are treated as a weapon. Otherwise fixed, folding, spring, OTF, machetes or even swords are fine to carry.

[@aethericAnuran]

You've got both me and my wife's attention with this one. Can't wait to see how it turns out. :D

[@kennethrutledge9222]

You’re the best man!! I love all your designs!! All of them!!! But your laugh takes the cake!! Thanks for your presence on social!!!

[@tiberiu_nicolae]

So when will Germany pass the Joerg Sprave law, banning all of Joerg's creations?

[@stardusk1726]

Iv been watching you channel now for I wanna say 7 or 8 years, and I love the progression from experimental slingshots and flying saw blades, to making your own knives. Keep going and you'll make your name bigger and bigger as time goes on.

[@Ky-lb5ts]

Joerg, you are a genius and it's videos like this that have kept me subscribing to you since around 2012!

[@anthonyrepetto3474]

A story I heard about a guy who brought his super-tractor to a tractor race, causing *a change to entry-requirements* ... story ended with: "It doesn't matter if you win or lose - just embarrass them into adding new rules to the game!" Genius! Thank you!

[@snocrushr]

🇨🇦Canadian gun laws change faster than you can design and produce knives.🇨🇦

[@jvin248]

I love the clever folding outrigger handle. Great camping tool. Make sure the hinge and lock are strong.

[@giorgiostramaroni7099]

"German gun law is perfectly balanced and has no exploits" cue folding machete

[@gunraptor]

I hate that no one thought of a design this clever before now. I'll certainly aim to pick one of these machetes up when you get it to market. Well done, sir.

[@pecnorthernvalley4892]

Jörg, you evil genius… Love it!

[@TeamKhandiKhane]

You are the best kind of people. Thank you Joerg and keep up the good work!

[@kooroshrostami27]

I want to carry a machete just in case I should suddenly feel the spontaneous urge to open a street food booth while I'm in town on my way home coming back from seafood fishing.

[@totalcomputerdependency]

Oddly specific

[@waynesmith7487]

Joerg, Let the journey begin!! Fantastic looking, practical/ tactical bush blade.

[@bramzuijderduin]

Jorg, you have to develop also a ‚pocket‘ this folder fits with, mine are too small 😂

[@chadfalardeau5396]

Cargo pockets

[@tissuepaper9962]

Put 'er in the side of your boot, or get a frilly plaid sock and wear it like a Sgian Dubh.

[@xxheartbrokexx100]

Try wearing pants designed for men like a good pair of old Levi’s or BDUs

[@longleaf1217]

As a hunter, back packer, and camper I want one of these so bad. seems like it would be really useful for taking up less space in your bag.

[@1st508thAirborne]

Very cool idea! 👍😎

[@SwankyTuna]

Give Kurgan a belly rub for me.

[@chubbyninja842]

I had this exact idea a year or two ago! I posed the question of it to one of the knife-maker channels thought I didn't get a very satisfactory response. I'm so excited to see someone is finally doing this! HOWEVER, in my idea, the blade didn't have the cover in the folded position. My idea was that while it was folded, it would function like a fixed-blade knife with a 5(ish) inch blade. It would have a holster to hold it in that configuration as well. Then when you unfolded it, it would become a 10-12 inch blade (depending on the size of the handle).

[@Slingshotchannel]

Such knives are very traditional in Germany, called "extension knives". Have been around forever.

[@skullair52]

4:12 a rare Jorg slip up 😬 but knowing the Sprave way he'll end up shooting one too 🤨

[@biggusdickkus2956]

He said it twice. 😂

[@jacktribble5253]

That double lock is a wonderful feature for use in bushcraft, excellent work there.

[@hoodhealthywithhuff8815]

Before I even watched the video he automatically gets a thumbs-up

[@silvertheelf]

Yes

[@rcchronicles25]

Yeah fck it I'm in, I'll give him that 👍

[@tendraftsdeep]

Always

[@barbarianblood2316]

I do the same🔪👍

[@garrettferrell6821]

I always do the same,even if I’m personally not very interested in what he is showing.dude is cool af and he’s hilarious

[@Sycokay]

Down at the BKA (the german authority that decides whether or not a weapon is legal) they don't have a file, they have an entire room dedicated to Joerg Sprave. There are rumors that every time Joerg has an idea, an officer goes into early retirement because of burnout.

[@daviderosini9556]

If one of the main uses of this knife is self-defense, I think that it must be capable of being deployed and used as a weapon as fast as possible. Carrying the knife in an open position, as shown in the video, would certainly be the most effective solution, speed-wise, but anybody could clearly see it’s a knife and that’s not always ideal. Let’s suppose I want to carry it concealed, perhaps attached to my trousers via a clip. If I have to defend myself using the knife, I would have to open it as fast as possible. Doing so, the “handle extension” must be left in an open position, as it’s faster than closing it. This can lead to serious issues in a hypothetical fight as, if the extension close itself, there’s a high risk I would injure my hand. In order to achieve a good opening speed while also having a decent degree of safety, I believe that mechanically connecting the blade to the handle extension would be a better solution. One of the possible ways to do this would be using a four-linkage system with parallel axes, which would be both simple and effective. I made a sketch to demonstrate how this system would work and I loaded it on Bitly (if you want to take a look, the name of the file is “JoergKnife”). Please, like my comment so Joerg can see it. Thanks.

[@garttom8591]

Really nice solution, simple and practical

[@microslavery]

That is a super interesting idea - not really just the loophole, but the extension for the folding isn't something I've seen before. We used to turn Popsicle sticks into knives when we were kids, if only we spent a little more time to make them folding knives too!

[@tunturikuningas5393]

Blade material suggestion: AUS-10, it has a good edge retention and toughness for the price!

[@LKH9Channel]

I would say that steel material don't matter much, what matters is the craftsmanship, the heat treatment. You can have the best steel and bad treatment makes it junk.

[@tunturikuningas5393]

@@LKH9Channel Of course it matters and a lot. The best super steels literally stays a thousand times sharper than shit steels and can be really tough too.

[@timdumler5628]

I love it!! Your mindset, attitude and pursuit of bargain quality is sheer genius!

[@hardusehobby]

I love the reasons why you want to carry the machete😂 By the way there is already the Gerber DoubleDown folding machete. As far as I know that one is 2 hand opening as well so it should be legal to carry in germany as well.

[@danielkary4582]

Sadly probably no. I asked the BKA (they say if you can carry/possess a certain knife) and they said its build style is similar zu a Balisong. And Balisong knifes are illegal in germany, not just forbidden to carry. So the possession would be a crime.

[@tubekrake]

@@danielkary4582 Oh wow I think Jörgs version could be considered such an illegal weapon as well. Because they define it as a knife with a two part rotating grip.

[@hardusehobby]

@@danielkary4582 They say its a balisong? German judges seem to be very stiff in their interpretation😵

[@wayneholmes637]

@@hardusehobby not the judges, the BKA looks and decides. They classed the Kabar TDI as an illegal "faustmesser" for example. Although, I don't know if it is still the case, Jäger (qualified huntsmen) were allowed to use "faustmesser". Don't know in what way they would be more useful compared to a regular knife.

[@南郭羽羊]

Um! I always want a larger folding knife, and you are the first one who makes the dream come true !

[@harleyross664]

Buying it dont care the price! Good light bug out tool with folding saw and hatchet.

[@biggusdickkus2956]

It's very similar to the folding tree saw

[@happyhourk12]

I love,how,you use the skills you developed in your day job to make amazing things!

[@ЕвгенийЗадорожний-з8к]

we are waiting for your development in the factory version. good luck in everything!

[@nazarderkach9320]

Когда Джейсон Вурхиз захотел стать десантником.

[@slavwillisalmera9692]

What an awesome idea , great job joerg 👍, I can imagine this being a big hit with campers, fisher's , hunters and knife enthusiasts , good on ye can't wait for the real thing the prototype already looks quite good 👏

[@Kazurhix]

I would love to see a second production of the Pocket Ulfberht, even just in the cheaper D2, since it was sold out so quickly here in the states. Any chance of that happening JoergSprave?

[@bobthompson4133]

Order from German site.

[@teedermcdribble]

It kind of reminds me of the XL Espada from Cold Steel. Thanks for the great vids.

[@brianharbut4054]

Love it! Definitely not UK legal! I want one though! 😂👍

[@berserkur4196]

Outstanding! I like the concept and I love the attitude! Well done, Herr Sprave!

[@zman1508]

There's a similar style of safety folder going back to the 1800's. Google the Marbles safety folder or Marbles safety knife.

[@dylondiesel4920]

That's awesome man, I want one! Lots of guys in Europe need that with all the machete & knife attacks going on. This may be the best selling product you ever make! Best of luck! 👍

[@joshuquon4601]

I love how we have more lenient knife laws in Canada than in Germany 😂

[@chemistryofquestionablequa6252]

We can't use them for self defence though.

[@herbderbler1585]

@@chemistryofquestionablequa6252 the sheer idiocy of that philosophy boils my blood. A bunch of wealthy elites with heavily armed guards paid for by the people, telling those same people they do not have the inherent right to defend themselves using the same tools criminals will happily use against them.

[@Liberty4Ever]

I live in the US state of Kentucky. I carry a 9mm Kahr pistol in my back pocket and a SOG Spec Elite II very large flick open folding knife with obvious defensive application. We face constant assaults on our right to self defense, but I can't imagine living under the tyranny that exists in most of the world.

[@D33Lux]

@@Liberty4Ever WTF you talking about, Bill Clinton introduced the 1994 weapons assault ban for several years before it was reversed. It was only until 1996 that the state of Kentucky had "shall issue" so you all were living in tyranny for the longest time. How about the Hughes act? Why are arm braces and tax stamp still required? Because you still have a certain amount of nutcases in government, just alot less then the rest of the world.

[@GothamClive]

@@chemistryofquestionablequa6252 That's bullshit. Sure, if you hurt or kill somebody in self-defence there will be a criminal investigation. However, that's reasonable because it's the only way to determine whether it was self-defence. Or should cops just take the word of the person who just killed somebody? "Yeah, he was standing over the corpse, covered in blood with a knife in his hands, but he said it was self-defence, so we just let him go." That does not sound reasonable.

[@abramocharles]

Impressive creation. Thank you for sharing. I love your laugh!

[@jiggamanog]

Just ordered one pocket Ulfberht. Almost missed out.

[@txvet7738]

Great ingenuity in finding the loopholes in the laws!!

[@malcolmporter4771]

Extremely cool idea. Should make a great seller especially for camping and hunting.

[@youtubeuser5402]

Crazy russian hacker put a knife like this to the test once, I would love to see the finished project compared to the one he has, but we all know yours is gonna be epic

[@SerbanCMusca-ut8ny]

CRH is a hack, a cheat and a plagiarist, not worth mentioning on this chan (or any serious chan).

[@ArkGeo]

I'm super excited to get my Ulfbert, glad I ordered it when I did and I shared this video with my German friend that already bought two Ulfbert knives haha

[@trickydickydave4613]

When you're Australian and can be fined for carrying a multitool.

[@risennation1239]

Thats fucked.

[@masemasemasie]

Isn’t nerf rival toy guns banned over there as well ?

[@trickydickydave4613]

@@masemasemasie Apparently yes, never even heard of em. For a country with so much deadly wildlife you think we could carry at least a 4inch blade.

[@wayneholmes637]

Same in the UK if the blades are lockable.

[@JohnDoe-hs7ml]

Nice one Joerg. You know it takes, at least 5 - 10 years to change that law. That product will sell. 👍👍👍

[@sevenproxies4255]

Idea for handle: make it out of metal, but also have it being skeletonized. I mean, instead of solid metal, it's composed of ventilated metal ribs in a comfortable pattern for a grip. Would look awesome!

[@karvast5726]

So like a gerber paraframe

[@jetstreamjack5653]

The Ulfberht had my curiosity. Now you have my attention.

[@SidneyPatrickson]

So.... you could have a sword if the handle is hard to flip open?!?

[@Slingshotchannel]

Yes, basically.

[@williamrockwood5234]

@@Slingshotchannel but sword unlike machete would be considered a weapon, as far as I know. so you could only have a machete of the length of a sword I guess

[@tissuepaper9962]

Perfect demonstration of the futility of any prohibition. People will *always* find a way to circumvent the law in such a way as to obviate it.

[@markharlacher6183]

I'm sure Germany, EU, and UK and very dumb laws vs the USA here. However you truly are a genius sir. Amazed what you come up with and how you get around certain things. I bet you make the law makers nervous everyday wondering what you will come up with next. Great job. We need more people like you in the USA

[@tunturikuningas5393]

That's awesome Jörg! That folding handle part is genius! Also; maybe make the tip little less round? And be careful not to make the lock exactly like the Cold Steels Tri-ad lock.

[@baphoreart7573]

It's great that the edge is protected. Wouldn't want it to dull on Joerg's safety t-shirt!

[@johnwulffe]

Plot twist. His goal is actually to make the government fix all the loopholes and make the weapon laws more strict.

[@rorydonaldson2794]

I love the idea of challenging knife laws like this. New Zealand has very similar stupid knife laws. I almost got fined for importing an assisted opening knife despite the fact they are 100% legal. Doesn't even matter if you break the law anymore but a tactical looking knife is enough to get you in trouble. Good on you Joerg, I look forward to seeing this project develop.

[@herbderbler1585]

As an American routinely dealing with gun laws designed by idiots that do nothing to increase safety for anyone but criminals who happily ignore them, I fully support the spirit of this project. Take advantage of every loophole you can find. Show the elitist control freaks their incompetence every chance you get.

[@garthako]

You don‘t have to tell you‘re American. Your words speak for themselves.

[@rakshas1340]

that's a realy sick design, I have seen some local french knifemakers do things very similar to it and I love it !

[@lanmarknetworking3034]

I could listen to you read the phonebook.

[@9Rooks]

Missed out on the S90 (my preference) and the D2 Ulfberht as both had sold out before I was able to get them, so I am super excited that you'll be producing more large sized folding knives!

[@chrispfeffer1106]

Great design especially the fold out sheath for the tip of the blade.

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you , Joerg .

[@pseudonym9599]

That looks amazing. Looks like I have some time to find a way to convince my wife that this is needed.

[@SerbanCMusca-ut8ny]

Introduce her to this channel and reward her for each vid she watxhes entirely. I leave the how of the rewarding method to you, but sure thing we all have one or more weak spot(s) and I doubt your wife will be any different ;) You're welcome xD

[@LucifersTear]

Love it! I like the idea of skirting the rules, naughty but fun.

[@sarico7827]

I am American and I missed out on the sword knife so I'm hoping for the "folding Machete" great vids great knifes.

[@jimcy1318]

You naughty German genius, I live in your country now and I'm sure gonna buy one.🇬🇧🇩🇪👍

[@raics101]

Got a strange feeling that the german lawmakers started following the channel. Now it's a race for releasing this to the market before they revise the law, considering the sluggish german bureaucracy it's an easy win but it still wouldn't be a good idea to take too long. Viel Glück :)

[@flinchfu]

Make sure it has a huge blade pivot and huge blade stop. Chopping and hacking is harder on large folders as there's more weight slamming around.

[@Slingshotchannel]

Correct. I will go big and I will go tough (great steel and quality heat treatment).

[@hyacinthbucket3803]

Looking forward to receiving my Ulfberht folder.

[@DullPoints]

Perhaps consider a rotating band like an opinel lock? I suppose you could also use rubber or canvas as the handle extension to fold over the folded blade tip then wrap it around the handle when it is open. Cool idea. There are some folding Japanese pruning saws with strong lever locks you could look at. Also, please use a budget steel like a garden machete. Doesn't stay sharp forever, but it's easy to restore. Maybe even 440c if you're feeling daring.

[@bamfy15]

Wow I remember watching your channel way back in 2010 Glad you’re still creating awesome content!

[@willybee3056]

Thanks for sharing your videos. And keep up the good work.

[@weedeatnogreweo7574]

You are a very smart man, marbles had back in the day a similar design called the safety knife , with the swing guard also made the safety axe

[@monkeykong6230]

Absolutely brilliant, Jeorg.

[@123edwardzpad]

Good stuff. I want your inventions. Keep up the great work and content. Thank you, again.

[@SparkyMTB]

I love the creativity 😆👍🏼

[@NWIE76]

Absolute Genius Idea my German Brother.....

[@jimvick8397]

I love my Cold Steel Espada XL's... I got a beater and a crome finish... such a great knife and it fits nicely in my pocket because I'm huge.

[@kevins1114]

A past acquaintance, not knowing my origins, once stated "Pass any law you like, but you'll never totally separate a German from his weaponry. He WILL find a way."

[@magicdaveable]

Wow Joerg, really cool EDC Zombie Protection. Actually it would offer adequate survival cutting chores.

[@kbjerke]

Excellent concept! I'll be in line for one!!

[@alexsaron7838]

Hello and welcome to the slingshot channel😍😍😘😘🥰🥰 I love that

[@Shredder212Films]

Such a genius design. I love it

[@rsrrhino]

Like a WWII folding machete. Camillus, Cattaraugus, and a few others made them.

[@tanfosbery1153]

Handle not very comfortable to use though

[@michaljanovsky8966]

Always liked your enthusiasm! That s super that you go with it to Boker themselves! I thought maybe extending the handle so it is as long as the blade could further improve the knifes chopping ability and also compensate for its relatively low weight (well that depends on how thick will it be). You know...lever effect. Wish you good luck bringing this project to life!

[@Keith_Mikell]

He reminds me of an "If i need a knife dude". Like if im working somewhere theres alot of people, and I ask for a knife, and someone comes up with what thing. Thats the kinda dude he reminds me of and its awesome!

[@vbman1964]

That looks awesome it's a great looking knife I look forward for the final product