Videos tagged with Convex Grind

This video by TNP explores Fallkniven's impressive larger fixed blade knives, revisiting iconic models like the A1 and A2 while introducing the Modern Bowie and Northern Light Series. The presenter highlights the superb quality, tough construction, and laminated stainless steel blades, emphasizing their Swedish handmade origin. Specific models discussed include the Modern Bowie, Northern Light Series (NL3 Njord), A1X, Tor, Odin, and A2. The video showcases their performance, particularly the Modern Bowie, and positions them as high-end outdoor and fighting knives.

This video review focuses on the Spyderco Hossom fixed blade knife, highlighting its exceptional performance as a hard-use survival and potential fighting knife. The reviewer praises its robust stainless steel construction, N690 steel with convex grinds, excellent ergonomics including a sub-hilt and precise jimping, and superb balance. The knife demonstrated impressive chopping and shearing capabilities, toughness, and rust resistance during testing. Minor feedback suggests a straighter handle back to prevent finger battering. The video notes its lightweight nature for its size, its collectible status, and its high rating on the Nutnfancy Likability Scale (9.5/10).

This review of the BlackJack Model 7, presented by Nutnfancy, highlights its exceptional design and build quality, drawing strong parallels to the legendary Randall Model 1. The knife is praised for its A2 Tool Steel blade with a convex grind, comfortable handle options (Micarta and stacked leather), and a high-quality Sharpshooter sheath. While functional for various tasks, its primary appeal lies in its collectibility and 'hand-me-down' quality.

The Fallkniven A1 excels in compact efficiency, earning a perfect 10/10 rating. Its 6.5-inch VG10 steel blade, despite its size, performs admirably in batoning and chopping due to its 1/4-inch thickness and convex grind. The Kydex sheath offers secure retention but lacks quick-attachment features, a point of comparison with other designs.

The Fallkniven A1 is a robust medium-sized survival knife featuring VG-10 steel and a Kraton handle. While offering excellent corrosion resistance and a comfortable grip for batoning, its VG-10 steel can be brittle. The knife's 6-inch blade and 14-ounce weight make it a capable tool for wilderness tasks, though it's shorter than some heavy-duty choppers.