Videos tagged with Blade Junkie

This video showcases a Benchmade 550 Griptilian folding knife, specifically highlighting its upgrade with OD green Flytanium scales. The knife features a durable S30V steel blade with a modified sheepsfoot profile, emphasizing its USA manufacturing origin. It's presented as a popular choice within the EDC and knife enthusiast communities.

This guide details the modification of a Spyderco Manix 2 Lightweight Salt, focusing on enhancing its performance and aesthetics. The process involves replacing stock scales with custom anodized aluminum, upgrading the internal lock mechanism with a titanium ballcage and ceramic ball for smoother operation, and adding a deep carry pocket clip for improved edc. The video highlights the potential of CPM MagnaCut steel, positioning this modified knife as a high-performance EDC option.

This video showcases a modified Spyderco Para 3, a popular EDC choice. It highlights the knife's BBB CPM 15V steel blade for superior wear resistance, an aftermarket deep carry pocket clip for discreetness, and a titanium backspacer for enhanced durability and aesthetics. The presentation emphasizes the knife's USA origin (Golden, Colorado) and the smooth operation of its compression lock, appealing to knife enthusiasts and EDC gear collectors.

This video provides a showcase of the Demko AD20.5 folding knife, highlighting its key features. An EDC enthusiast demonstrates the Sharksfoot blade made of CPM 3V steel, the Titanium scales, and the smooth operation of the Shark Lock mechanism, emphasizing its fidget-friendly nature.

This video showcases a highly modified Spyderco Manix 2 Lightweight, highlighting its custom brown scales, deep-carry clip, and the reliable CPM S30V steel. The presenter demonstrates the knife's smooth ball-bearing lock mechanism and its fidget factor, appealing to EDC enthusiasts and collectors. The background features a significant collection of tactical gear, reinforcing the owner's passion for this niche.

This video features a review of the Spyderco Manix 2 folding knife, specifically highlighting the CPM15v steel variant. The content focuses on the knife's design, materials, and performance as a folding knife. The title and description clearly indicate it's a review and showcase of this particular model, with emphasis on its 'excellent' qualities.

This video features a Spyderco Para 3 knife with BBB 15V blade steel, presented within the context of an EDC (Everyday Carry) focus. The description mentions responding to comments from a "big beautiful BCM video," indicating a connection to AR-15 platform discussions. The tags suggest a blend of knife enthusiasm and firearm interest, particularly within the AR-15 community. The video appears to be an unboxing, initial impressions, or a discussion related to EDC items and potentially firearms.

This YouTube video showcases the REC exclusive Spyderco Shaman knife, featuring micarta Python scales and 10V blade steel. The creator highlights its impressive quality and robust build, expressing it as a favorite Spyderco model. The video is tagged with keywords related to knives, specifically folding knives and everyday carry items, appealing to enthusiasts of sharp blades and tactical gear.

This video provides a first look at a "badass" Spyderco Shaman folding knife, specifically an "REC Exclusive" model featuring micarta python scales. The description highlights the knife's robustness and mentions included "python challenge coin and a decal." It also credits Spyderco Golden, Colorado. The video focuses on a knife rather than firearms.