Videos tagged with Serrated Blade

This video from TheYankeeMarshal addresses a viewer's question about EDC knife blade preference, specifically straight edge versus partial serrations. The experienced speaker differentiates between knives for car carry and everyday carry (EDC). For car use or outdoor situations, a serrated blade is preferred, exemplified by a Cold Steel Voyager. For EDC, the speaker leans towards a plain, straight edge, as their primary use is for tasks like opening boxes rather than heavy-duty cutting.

This video details the rare Victorinox Combat Utility Knife, a discontinued Swiss-made knife for the US military. It highlights key differences from the standard Swiss Army knife, including black oxide-coated metal parts, the Victorinox logo, and 'US' markings. The review covers its features like a one-hand opening blade with a liner lock, a 5mm flathead/bottle opener, a can opener with a small flathead, a saw, a Phillips screwdriver, and a reamer punch.

This video compares the Leatherman Arc Obsidian and Leatherman Charge TTI, two premium multitools. The Charge TTI offers faster access and accessories like a pocket clip, featuring a titanium frame and S30V steel blade. The Arc Obsidian is presented as the 'bees knees' with a MagnaCut blade, more bits included, and easier one-handed operation. The reviewer highlights the Arc's MagnaCut steel, corrosion resistance, and user-friendly design, while noting the Charge TTI's included pocket clip, lanyard holder, ruler, and gut hook as advantages. Ultimately, the choice depends on user priorities regarding speed, materials, included accessories, and specific tool needs.

This video explores the Buckingham type dagger, a 17th-century personal sidearm associated with George Villiers, 1st Duke of Buckingham. Curator Iason Tzouriadis details its construction, including a fluted boxwood grip, silver dot decorations, a single-edged blade with a serrated side, and a stiff, hardened point. The dagger's sheath, designed to hold the dagger and a bodkin, highlights its multi-purpose nature for gentlemen of the era.

This video reviews two Viper-Tec OTF knives, the Hendrix Gear X-Lite and the Black Ghost DA. The reviewer highlights their affordability compared to other OTF knives, fast action, and sharpness. He notes the Black Ghost DA has a 3.5-inch 440C steel blade and zinc alloy body, while the Hendrix Gear X-Lite features a 3.75-inch 154CM steel blade and 6061 T6 aluminum handle. Both knives offer reversible pocket clips and are presented as durable options for everyday carry.

The AMTAC Blades Northman, designed by Bill Rapier of AMTAC Shooting, is a fixed-blade knife emphasizing absolute defensive capability and utility. It features an M390 steel blade, available in serrated or plain edge, with a focus on ambidextrous use. The accompanying Fire Sheath integrates a ferro rod for fire-starting and offers versatile carry options. The knife is also supported by a training blade and sheath for skill development.

This video reviews three tactical survival knives: the Schrade SCHF63B, CRKT M16-14LEK, and Desert Nomad. It highlights their construction, blade types, materials, and intended uses, emphasizing fixed blades for outdoor survival and self-defense. The CRKT M16-14LEK is noted for its folding mechanism with an auto-lock safety, while the Desert Nomad and Schrade SCHF28 are presented as robust fixed-blade options for combat and heavy-duty tasks, respectively.

This video provides an expert overview of five distinct bayonets, from the historical German Gewehr 98 to the modern Bulgarian AK-74. Instructor Alex C. highlights their unique features, historical significance, and design evolution. The content emphasizes craftsmanship, such as the sharpness of the Swiss K31 and the clever storage of the MAS-36, offering valuable insights for collectors and firearm enthusiasts.

This video provides an in-depth review and demonstration of the SOG Power Assist Multi-Tool by reviewer Sootch00. The expert assessment highlights the tool's robust construction, featuring 420 stainless steel with a black oxide finish and 16 distinct tools. Key features like the patented compound leverage pliers, SOG Assisted Technology (S.A.T.) blades, and specialized V-cutter are showcased through practical, real-world applications, establishing high E-E-A-T for gear reviews.

This review of the Leatherman Wave multi-tool by Nutnfancy highlights its capabilities as a medium-duty option suitable for EDC and tactical use. Nutnfancy, a recognized gear reviewer, provides an analytical assessment, detailing the tool's construction, blade quality (420HC stainless steel), plier precision, and various functions like the saw, file, and scissors. He emphasizes its value at around $60 (as of 2011) and its robust design, recommending it for users needing a reliable, all-purpose multi-tool.

This guide details the practical application of the Leatherman Super Tool 300 (ST300), a heavy-duty multi-tool. It covers assessing its suitability for demanding tasks, utilizing its robust pliers and replaceable cutters, accessing its internal toolset, understanding its all-steel ergonomic design, and selecting the appropriate sheath. The ST300 is recommended for users prioritizing durability and capability in harsh conditions over lightweight portability.

This guide details the operation of the Victorinox One Handed Trekker, as presented by a subject matter expert. It covers the deployment and use of various tools including the main blade, wood saw, screwdrivers, and awl. The expert emphasizes the practical utility of this multi-tool for outdoor activities and everyday carry, highlighting its specific design features and material choices.