Why You NEVER Throw Away a Knife

We own many knives... yet we have owned even more. Even with so many knives we actually regret selling most of the knives we ever sold. A word of advise! DON'T JUST Sell Your Knife! At least... not without thinking twice!. A knife is your companion, your primary tool and probably the tool that helped mankind evolve into what it now is.
A knife can become pure nostalgia, it can be handed from one generation to the next. It is like family jewelry but jewelry that actually helped you on your adventures.
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[@thewanderingheathen]

I’ve owned hundreds of knives. I’ve given some to friends, and they never seem to understand the depth of that gift. Knives are such a personal thing. When I give someone a knife, it has such a deep meaning. It’s like saying “I am giving you a tool for life. With this tool, you can accomplish so many things. This knife is one tool that could save your life in so many situations. Take care of it, and it will be with you for the rest of your life, and the life of the one you pass it on to.”

[@rickdeboer6615]

You can give me one. I understand the depth! 😂😂

[@mattjack3983]

That is one of the cringest things I've ever heard lol 🤣 You are thinking MUCH too deeply over it. Just stop. It's not that serious or important.

[@thewanderingheathen]

@@mattjack3983 you are one of those who I mention. There is a depth of meaning when you give a knife as a gift and your comment tells me all I need to know about you as a person.

[@CashMoneyKennels]

​@@mattjack3983yea what if they don't like it 😭

[@John5.56]

@@thewanderingheathenOr maybe the person just looks at it as you’re giving them a nice tool as a gift and didn’t realize you were expecting them to suck you off over it?

[@butch1254]

As I watch this with 100% focus and delight…i am also thinking how ridiculous I am for being so into knives and obsessing about them this much! I love the heartfelt connections you have with your knives… we all have them.. and it’s really fun! Thanks for including us in this great conversation!

[@sweetdrahthaar7951]

These boys make our obsession even more fun. 👍🏻

[@johnfromscotland1050]

Totally agree Sir, absolutely 👍👍👍👍.....funny, my good lady just doesn't seem too get it 🤯......anybody else 🙄..?

[@ratiounkn3210]

Same here. Lol

[@erict149]

@@johnfromscotland1050 Yes! 😆 She sees no reason to have more than one knife and they all look the same.😏🙄

[@erict149]

@@sweetdrahthaar7951 Absolutely! 👍

[@DanielBoone337]

Knives are like guns to me they get bought, used for a while, and then put into one of my safes as a retirement plan... I have my great great grandfather's favorite gun and his pocket knife he carried everyday that looks like a handle with a sliver of metal coming out of it. I have several guns and knives from my great grandfather and grandfather even the knife my grandfather carried in Vietnam. It's really cool to see the history of how things were done long ago compared to today that's why most of the older stuff will probably never get sold because you can never replace it... yes you can buy another one but it's not the same. Great video as always keepem coming guys!!!

[@guycalgary7800]

I purchased a knife in the late 80's and thought i lost it before i got a chance to use it. Then i found it in an old gear bag just a couple years ago. It was the original Gerber LMF with saw notches in the back of the blade. Now its a collectors item and i am to scared to use it lol

[@leodegas7731]

I'm going to tell you guys something. You boys make this old man happy with your friendship. In memory of you, I want to buy a Fallkiven or a dbk knife. Probably the Fallkiven because it was probably the second video I saw of yours and this knife means so much to you guys. You really make me smile. You remind me of a best friends I had in the 60's. Thank you guys. It seems in all my comments, I'm thanking you. You guys are just special young men. Be blessed, Leo

[@charlesjonestherednecknerd]

While I have given away personal knives to my nephew and my Father because they needed one and I wanted to make sure they got a good one, I have never sold a knife or traded a knife. Most have either a story attached to them, carrying them in the Army, used on fishing and camping trips, or just because they have attached themselves to my heart. Even the really cheap knives I keep as lessons on research before buying and don't buy cheap, buy quality and mora proves quality does not have to be expensive. Love the stories of your knives and what they mean to you. Take care guys and have a great week till I see y'all again.

[@The_Crow_Flies]

I agree 100% knives with a story mean so much more. I recently put together a custom knife myself. Sadly i couldn't forge the blade myself or i gladly would have, but i got a decent blank and got all the things needed for the handle and put it together. I will cherish that knife for the rest of my life and hopefully my children will as well.

[@dtbroad5862]

I am so glad I stumbled across your guy's channel. I'm approaching my sixtieth birthday this year and have been since I got my first knife when I was eight "which I still have by the way." I couldn't have explained the passion for collecting knives any better myself. I have so many memories associated with knives in my collection. Gifts from friends and relatives that are no longer with us, trips and outings, knives from my time in the military including combat. I wish you two the best, and success with your channel. Keep up the the great content.

[@jdive12]

Not just an episode on knives… but also of regrets and good memories. Inspiring!

[@tonydowd8566]

There is nothing that can be compared to the connection a man has to his knife, as it is probably one of the very reasons we have survived the centuries, possibly being the oldest tool known to man. Very entertaining video in many ways 👏

[@stonedape3285]

True but the oldest tool known is a nice round 🌠ROCK🌠

[@regina24783]

* or to the connection a woman has to her knife 🙋🏻‍♀️😜

[@beentheredonethat5908]

​@@regina24783Facts! My daughter's wait like my sons, for the day I hand them theur first knives. I go through years of finding crao knives they hide from me, not wanting to wait for when I know they are ready, despite the girls are usually ready before my boys are. I Llow them to carry while in the woods or camping, while they learn and collect them afterwards. Each has a custom knife I had made for them, best of everything, handles that fit them each for hand size and patterns. It gives me great peace when I see my older girls carrying theirs on their hips as I carry mine, once out of bed attached lol

[@Wideranger]

Excellent video. What I like most about this is that even though we come from different countries, we all have similar stories that regardless of our languages, share the same values and lead to even greater stories and a truck load of cool knives!

[@milesrobertson6882]

Your Robust video made me go out and buy a Robust. No cringing necessary. I show that video to anyone that wants a good cheap knife, and I got my hunter father one too. So thanks for all the memories, and for leading us down the knife path. Cheers my friends…. You guys did the same for me for the Wodan Boys, and for Di-rect.

[@turboslag]

My first knife was what we call in the UK, a sheath knife. That is a fixed blade, hunting type knife, in a leather sheath with a stacked leather handle. The one I bought had maybe a 5" blade with a polished brass pommel and finger guard, we are talking many years ago. I saw it in the small local news agents shop as a kid and it was like a holy grail moment for me, I knew I must have it but it was so expensive for a kid. So I started to save my pocket money but progress was slow. Then my dad, who worked at Goodyear at the time, bought home a load of promotional Goodyear merch, like badges, pens, bottle openers and stuff. This became my first entrepreneurial venture. I took it all to school and sold it to other kids! I made more than enough to buy my knife! Can't tell you how it felt to walk up to the shop counter, ask to see the knife and say, yes, I'lll have that please. I walked home on a cloud of pleasure and satisfaction! Then came the regret. A few years later I swapped it for a Scalextric car, my new obsession! I've regreted it ever since! Many years later, an adult now, still had a thing about knives, and was buying Snap-On tools from the local Snap-On dealer. One week he showed my some Kershaw folders that they had taken on. Man, they looked so cool and quality! I bought several over a few months. I still have them, they have held up well and have lead up to my current passion for serious blades, I learned my lesson and will never part with them. I still use them regularly and they are far from the worst knives around. I have a lot of knives now but nothing more than £600, now I'm saving for a flagship hand made, fixed blade, to top my collection. Not sure what it will be, but it will be in the thousands of pounds area. Knives man, what a thing!

[@coryz138]

Great video guy's! Really brought back memories of my dad passing on his dads pocket knife to me when i was boy. Made me smile the whole way through the video!

[@DutchBushcraftKnives]

thats it man. never get rid of that knife! :) Thank you so much

[@JackShen]

This video made me super sentimental. I've never threw a knife away, every time I pick one up from my collection. It brings back memories of when I got it. I usually buy myself one of the knives I've been lusting after on some sort of special occasion for me. Like a new job or life event. I was never entrepreneurial enough to make the dream like you guys made it happen. That's why I like this channel so much, watching you all live the dream.

[@williamsmith6]

I have the first knife my dad bought me, 57 years ago, memories are priceless

[@lesamourai777]

I love the shoutout to Virtuovice. He was one of my knife gurus back in the day.

[@eddieguyvh4765]

I've never sold any knife, but I'll always regret losing (more likely stolen) my victorinox spartan on a beach at night a few years ago. I bought the same one right after, but it doesn't feel the same. I love your journey towards getting a rockstead. It's crazy expensive, but it's a piece of art in itself that I understand spending money in. I'm into watches, and I'd be ready to spend that kind of money into one ;)

[@kingjgregory]

Love that you guys were fans of Virtuovise. That takes me back! Now you both are the ones moving the hobby forward and inspiring others. Cheers to you both!

[@wayneholmes637]

Recently lost my oldest knife. It was a Bonsa (an old Solingen brand that no longer exists) in a SAK style but way higher quality with brass liners and pins etc. I had owned it for about 43 years. Then when flying back to europe from asia I had accidentally packed it in my carry on bag instead of my check in bag and security found it in Korea. I was devasted, even tried to get the security guy to just post it to me, paid by me of course, but he just ignored me then threw it in a bin and walked away...

[@postaroland2014]

Guys, the mora robust video was the first video that I saw from you. Since then I watch all of your videos! Back then I didn't speak English, and a lot of times, I had to translate word by word what you say. You are part of the reason, why I had inspiration for learning English. Thank you for all the great videos!

[@yohojones]

I was in boy scouts and the final year all the kids got a buck 110. THat made me a knife fan since I was a little kid. When I grew up and started collecting, my first "good" knife was a CRKT m21.

[@huejanus5505]

My mom gave me my father’s Puma white hunter knife after he passed. I think he bought it in the 60’s. Love that knife but am leery of taking it somewhere and loosing it. Some things just can’t be replaced.

[@nadunlochana2956]

Might not be the first but hey I’m pretty early. Thank you for these videos. I’ve been watching off and on for a long time!

[@alexbeedie6940]

That's what he said

[@nadunlochana2956]

@@alexbeedie6940 HAHAH fk. I wish I wrote that intentionally

[@rpc717]

Y'all have really done some lovely, mature videos lately. This one made me smile so much.

[@ssunfish]

You know? You're right!!!

[@BradGryphonn]

You prompted me to have a look at a couple of knives I have. I was stunned to see that a new Crooked River here in Australia is now around AUD460. I bought mine about 5 years ago for about 300 if memory is correct.

[@tikkidaddy]

I guess my favorite knife "first" is my Himalayan Imports Ang Khola 18 inch khukuri. Wanted a heavy chopping and outdoor knife, but I really hated the idea of putting a CC number on the net. These people said "call us" so I dialed the number...It was the owners home number in Nevada! Who does that now, right?? So I spoke to the owner for 2 hours on the phone, got the khukuri, and to this day its still the monster I got in the mail, still opens up hardwood logs...anything...The owner Uncle Bill Martino passed away not long after. I will never forget their kindness and respect them and their products always

[@TrustinChrist-truthseeker]

Kukris for the win! I have my own custom 13" Scourge Anniversary with a custom dark brown camo custom micarta handle, raw forge finish on the upper part of the blade, and a karda and chakmak with the same handle material with a Baak all traveling in a kydex sheath. By far one of my favorite knife sets and one I would not part with willingly! I love being able to take off good sized tree limbs in one hit and it is so much more satisfying than using a pair of large pruning shears! By far my favorite outdoor knife, and goes right next to a cheap santokou in 420j2 made in Seki, Japan from an Asian market gifted to me by a friend for Christmas which I went and completely redid the primary bevels into a slightly convex grind that went much higher up on the blade than the previous hollow grind did. That Santoku on top of having sentimental value and good memories is one of my most loved knives that I have used in the kitchen I work at! Ran circles edge retention and cutting performance wise after I did the mods and polished it up around all the other knives in the kitchen made with the X50CRMOV15 including a Mercer and Mundial chefs knife! They all the received the same treatment and were honed the same being honed in 67 hrc 3000 grit equivalent honing steel and being properly apexed, deburred, and aligned every time, and the santokou just simply did better! I have been beginning to appreciate much more the story behind a knife. I have a lot of old U.S.A. made kitchen knives, and am still trying to decide on whether to mod them or not to maximize cutting performance. What are your thoughts? Sincerely, JS

[@NosZodd666]

Great video! My knife journey also began with 2 Solingen knives. At around age 6 or 7 I was given my grandfathers slip joint pocket knife and dad's fixed blade with deer horn handle and bone saw. None of my other knives can ever replace either of these.

[@berghofer7938]

This video is beautiful. The knives, the friendship, and the shared memories those knives represent, you will have to the day you leave this world. I am happy for you. Best regards from Kim, 35 year old Danish man.

[@sethparker4098]

carrying a knife in your pocket or on your hip absolutely creates a bond with it. Use em' and they will mean so much more to you. couldn't agree more.

[@MR0B0T0]

Great video gents. Really hits home that it is a luxury to be sentimental. I, too wish I could have held onto every knife that's ever meant something to me.

[@BraxxJuventa]

A trip down memory lane for you guys. Good video . 👍😁

[@kerryrwac]

You could make a new leather washer handle for the knife Martin's stepfather gave him. Great video, I've sold a few knives that i regretted.

[@SlugLife12]

I have knives from when I was a kid even ones I tried to modify into what I thought I knife should be! Good to see you having some good times guys!

[@702johnny]

I bought my first mora because of you guys. Mora is now.. even compared to my really expensive knives one of my favorites. The companion and companion hd to be specific. Great price, great quality, effective tool - it was my first scandi grind, and now I have many. Even got my wife an Eldris. Also have a Gerber Gator. My mother found mine as well. In a parking lot.. lol. It is crap.. but like the grip.

[@V_666.]

I have a knife, a case 5", that was my great grandfather's given to me by my grandfather. 60+ years and still solid.

[@thezieg]

I can relate to so much you say here. I have also gone on this sort of sentimental knife owning and using journey with my good friend. What is really behind this, though, is NOT the knives, but the brotherhood and love Martyn and Mickey have for each other. You are fortunate to have one another in your lives. Thank you for allowing us a glimpse into your friendship.

[@ssunfish]

If there's anything I like better than DBK, it when Maarten and Mikkie B mention Dr Wako!!!!

[@walterpreedy7563]

Great video and awesome hearing about the 2 knifes coming from your dads/stepdads we dont have any heirlooms in our family but you've inspired me to make sure my son gets one from me 👌👌

[@dickcurrey21]

Probably one of my favorite videos of yours . . . even over the Odin ones.

[@tecnotrog1]

My first knife was one from my pop at age 7 a 1959 model Imperial camping knife (it was one he had) .now I am 60 and still have it.Today my daily carry is a SAK Spartan same tool set same general uses.🦉

[@DutchBushcraftKnives]

Thats awesome! It's a beautiful thing especially in the times we live now where all products seem to have such a short lifespan.

[@tecnotrog1]

@@DutchBushcraftKnives 🦉❤️

[@stevecash2858]

Wonderful video! Thank you for taking us down memory lane and telling us about your personal connections to the knives. Your last point is the best, that the loss of an expensive knife may hurt financially, but not as emotionally as losing one with memories - like your Grandfather's knife. I also inherited my Grandfather's hunting knife. I have used it to process deer with my son. It holds new memories of our time together. My Grandfather was a wise man and bought quality. Thank you for reminding me about my own good memories.

[@wesleysnider2915]

I'm happy that I never sold one. But lost the first knife I got from my grandfather. A Victorinox that I had my whole chieldhood. I lost it in autumm and found it the next spring again in the forest where I always played arround. It survived the winter, my grandfather had not much to do, to bring it back to life. Then I left the house of my family and in all that chaos I lost it again. I think it still must be in that house, but I don't know where... Hope some day I will find it again.

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

I also have an old knife Soligen hunter knife like the one your Stepfather gave you. Same type sheath. Mine is sharp and has a story behind it. When I hunt I like to have it in my pocket. When I was black powder hunting and it started to rain I had to put up a quick shelter, I made some quick pegs with the knife for the shelter. I made the shelter in 5 minutes with pat’s order and my poncho. Kept my power and me dry. Great video guys. Take care.

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Paracord

[@stompbox64dtown9]

I miss virtuovice, his videos when he hunting and fishing were so relaxing. Come back Dr. Wako.

[@jeremynedrow7003]

Awesome video gentlemen.IMy favorite knife is an old Ka-Bar with a stacked leather handle that belonged to my grandfather then my farther now mine and soon my daughter's.

[@jessechristensen1074]

My old man had a gerber gator that he used on decades of hunting trips. He loved that knife and only used it on hunting trips. My older brother lost it so he bought another to secretly replace it and my old man could tell right away. My old man somehow never got upset haha. He still only uses the replaced gerber on the annual deer hunt.

[@danielsmit3524]

I have a multitool that looks exactly like that one of Mikey's dad. It was my first multitool when I was a kid and could not afford a Leatherman. I believe SwissGear was the company that made it.

[@110341]

Wow, this was way more heartwarming than I was expecting! Great video!

[@SouthFloridaRealEstateGuru]

My kids and I have a great bond in knives and it's because of videos like these from the dbk boys. Thanks for that video truely it gives us something to watch and discuss every Thursday . 🙏

[@scottlanghorst1483]

Great video 👍Lots of information and personal stories ❤ I bought 4 Victorinox Paring knives, I loved them so much. 🤙🤙

[@Leftyotism]

I have a totally banged up Victorinox Spartan in camo scales. When I was a youth I sharpened everything on it, with my grandpas old oil sharpening stone. And yes, I even sharpened the screw driver - yes, I know. Just a few moths ago I took it out of my drawer again, because I got my that awsome CC4 Fällkniven sharpenign stone and the coarse side did great in remeoving the big chip of my Victorinox's main blade. It looks all rough and has literally thousands of marks on it, especially on both main blades, but I still love it and I started carrying it occationally again. I touched up the blades to make them razor sharp and chip free, and because of all my rough noob sharpening from my youth days the blade is even a little thinner than usual now and it basically has a full flat grind now with an micro edge. I love it so much! It sat in that drawer for at least more than one decade straight, I am so happy I still have it! All the other ones I had back in the day I either lost or broke.

[@Gazza.blades]

It breaks my heart to think of all the knives I’ve sold to put food on the table and buy things for my kids when they were young. Most of those knives can never be replaced and I still hold a deep attachment for them. Keep up the good work guys

[@tombeard2288]

Excellent video,I’m 71 years old and have knives that came from my grandfather and knives I acquired over the years that mean a lot to me so I understand your feelings for a special knife.

[@dustinewing7974]

That's so weird that the Gerber Gator in this video was found in a parking lot. A few years ago I was in the woods with some friends and we found a Gerber knife laying in the mud. We took it home and I scrubbed the rust off of the blade until it looked new again. I didn't know it was called the "Gator" until I watched this video lol.

[@mrdrproffesornoam]

Love watching your guy's energy. You go back and forth in your conversation's so well, it really is an unmatched synergy. Felt like I was experiencing the nostalgia secondhand. Just want you two to know that I am taking your message to heart and will not sell any knife, or any other object I have with an emotional bond ever again. The message you conveyed in this video is strong.

[@ciambot]

I started getting into knives 3 years ago but i think the best one i have Is my grandfather opinel n10 he passed 2 years ago and Is the one he left me...rusty, oily and with a broken point but Is the only one i always borrow with me in the woods for foodprep...It make me feel at home and no other knive will male me feel the same!

[@jaded1210]

Because of you guys is the reason I bought my first Fallkniven. I now own six of them. : }

[@thomaspotter7765]

My brother found a pocket knife in a hidden floor board stash in the new house we moved into. It's an Imperial which is significant considering our Irish heritage. Still have it to this day.

[@SkunkPunch73]

That was one of the best ones I think i have seen with out it including destruction of some form or kind. It was a beautiful thing too see the original that started the whole knife passion off for the two most genuine lads/close friends that are on KZbin. Have a beautiful day and as always stay safe and healthy both🦨👊🏼🥃🥃🥃🥃😘👍🏼

[@timhaussmann]

This underwater shot was amazing 🥲😂

[@guyfromnj]

I just bought a bunch of stuff from your shop. Strop and compound. A mora companion. Firesteel etc. IT BETTER BE AS GOOD AS YOU SAY!!!!! I have no doubt it will be. Thank you guys.

[@jamesforson4257]

I really enjoy all your videos. I wish I could afford the knives you kids own! I have knives older than you. I have all my knives still except the ones that were stolen (did not grow up around the best) .I started young I have some from almost 50 years ago.I think I'll see if I can look through them! Thanks for the idea!

[@phrozt]

I love how every knife was the origin to your channel... all simultaneously lol

[@IIRiPPII]

I love these guys. They have great chemistry and the english is so much better than the start i enjoy watching. I use ur videos for info i wanna buy a new bushcraft knife and still im doing research and watching again. Good job dbk boys.

[@nikolai841]

I know you from the MORA pro c robust video.This is your walking stick for this chanel.Very very good knive!!!

[@larrymc4373]

You guys are truly brothers. Great video.

[@BunkersBPV]

Beautiful episode again guys, what a knife you show.

[@katanasmith]

I have become a fan and watched more than a few of your videos but this may be the best. It was a lot of fun thanks.

[@ssunfish]

Many thanks my dutch uncles! This one was very well worth waiting for! It was great!

[@danielcrutchley4858]

It's more expensive than my car. That made me laugh out loud. You guys have problems, I think we all have issues 😆😂😆

[@tracystephens5014]

Excellent DBK trip! From beginning to now 🔪🤘🍻

[@healingsource9529]

I have one of those knives; about 40 years ago I dug a rusty old knife out of the bottom of a chicken pen (I was harvesting the chicken manure for the garden), rusty, pitted, with half the wooden handle rotted off. I cleaned it up replaced the half a handle with leather, cleaned off all the rust, sharpened it up and made a sheath for it. After a divorce, multiple house moves and 40 years of life I thought it was lost along the way but, while cleaning out the shed a while back I found it and cleaned it up again. Turns out it's a very old Mora and it's the knife I'll never lose again; Saving up for a Fallkniven F1 Pro, but my old Mora holds will still hold a special place. Tried to send you some photos but can't in comments.

[@irvinangon8944]

Gonna listen to it during work tonight

[@brevman71]

once again - great boys, great video - very emotional to me, because I can feel the fire you are into it when it comes to knives. I love to see every video of you! keep on rockin‘ - greetings from Tirol/Sustria

[@daniel.rosina]

Really great vid! I also have knives from my dad, so it was quite nostalgic for me...

[@nprwikeepa6082]

I got my dads old folding knife he bought in Vietnam. No name, no brand but at 50+ years old i feel like its proven its quality. I wont use it again, but keep it sharp as hell just for the vibes

[@MylesDavid]

You guys have come a long way and done some super great work! And still the best is yet to come! 😬 Great job you guys!! 👍🏼

[@mattb789]

Glad to be along for the journey

[@arturtomasciuc893]

Congrats on the video... I have to say this is my favourite video on the chanell... the stories behind the knives, the background music, the friendship between you guys... this video made my day...

[@johnfromscotland1050]

Boys....that was a brilliant video, history, stories and a laugh, bloody brilliant.....cheers👍👍👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🍺🍺🍺🍺

[@pete9624]

Always a joy to watch your videos guy’s! Always fun and very informative keep up the good work! 👍

[@slick_slicers]

My first sheath knife was a Solingen made by Richarz. It was really cheap crap, but it was my first. Unfortunately, I used to throw it a lot and the handle broke, so I threw it away. Just last month I saw someone selling the exact same knife (no broken handle) and I bought it. It’s not the actual knife, but it’s as close as I’ll ever get!

[@peartree8338]

I've got a numbered F1 from my conscript year in swedish air force '98. The edge is terrible and I've hardly used it but thankfully I've never gotten rid of it. It's an original and so it stays. 😊

[@jasonlund6770]

Really enjoyed this video, awesome to see your journey through knives 💪

[@6030jdr]

Absolutely amazing episode. This is what life is made of. A look into your lives through knives. Perfection guys

[@danielghoganjr]

Ya'll have a journey much like myself... from buck to esee to tops to extrema ratio to Bark River to DBK DOUBLE TROUBLE KNIFE!!! In no particular order, but the journey has been great.

[@Robs_Nerdy_Knives]

I still have my dad’s knife set he bought before WW2 in Norway when he went there from Denmark that is now almost 90 years old. My sons are begging to inherit them after me. LOL.

[@KnivesFAST]

Wow, now I'm crying. Lol. Great video.

[@christophegautier7634]

What do you do with all those knives 🤣🤣🤣 love it.

[@randybradley7427]

Another great video guys. I enjoy watching you guys. Keep up the good work.

[@RobTiggelers-br1wc]

Hoi DBK! Ik volg jullie al een tijd maar ben geen schrijver. Nu wel, al is het maar voor even. De laatste 2 vids die ik zojuist gezien heb... petje af! De hele knife industrie verbleekt en mag zich schamen door jullie eerlijkheid en het vermogen om de love for knives vibe over te brengen, ffs hell yeah! Vooral doorgaan, met Engelse tongval ala Barry Stevens. Best channel on YT voor mijn part. Slap & Boom.

[@DutchBushcraftKnives]

Hahahaha dankjewel rob!

[@knifesharpeningnorway]

Awesome video as always mates. I cant understand why bark river does a2 or why they grind like they do and overheat so damn many knives. So many good good knives in this video you dont always need supersteels for a knife to do tasks good

[@IlmarBeekman]

Great video guys. One of the best. You guys just keep getting better and better.

[@TheNiko762]

Great video about your knife journey, keep going.

[@eblockbbc]

Keep up the great vids. You guys make me laugh and are very informative. Great job!

[@BowfishinpredatorBGB]

What an amazing video guys! Probably the best advice ever!

[@MRC_716]

Can you guys test out the Benchmade Bugout Aluminum and the McNees MAC2 3.5 against each other! That’s would be great! Much appreciated! You guys are awesome!

[@joolsthefish2854]

nice podcast guys thanks…but I do blame you for my ever increasing collection!

[@jmunsamy]

Love seeing you guys knife journey , amazing to see.