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@wranglerstar 3 года назад

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@RAYworp 3 года назад

What is the ending song

@SlightlyDisgruntledVeteran 3 года назад

@@RAYworp Blinding Lights. Not sure who the cover is by though.

@blaqkpanda 3 года назад

@@RAYworp the cover is by Ally Salort

@JourneyOnLife 3 года назад

I like how Cody improves these tools with potential. It is nice making it your own in this way : )

@BOOSTEDLASER 3 года назад

Never got that axe test you told us you would do :)

@ScottHead 3 года назад

A Mora knife would make a nice addition.

@trevorvalentine7721 3 года назад

Yup. Mora Companion.

@billyjeffersoniv4344 3 года назад

Fully agree with you

@ron3365 3 года назад

Was going to say the same. Mora makes amazing knives and you get 100% genuine product for the money

@davidnoirot4255 3 года назад

Agree. My old mora has been through hell and back and is always on my belt.

@rumpleman4569 3 года назад

@@ron3365 i love the fact they sell the blanks, bought one and put a beautiful handle on it

@RTWGraphics 3 года назад

Hey um. Could we stop with pointing out HF actually sells decent stuff. I'd prefer everyone thinks they're garbage. Keeps prices down.

@podpod321 3 года назад

Haha True!! Now days, literally everything comes from the same Chinese factory, HF brands are the exact same thing as a lot name brands. If you watch Project Farm, he proves that allot of their stuff is just as good or better.

@RTWGraphics 3 года назад

@@podpod321 I think people expect HF stuff to be as good as high dollar stuff. It better not, or the guy who bought the big$ gear. really got hosed. As a weekend contractor/ shade tree mechanic. Literally none of my HF stuff has ever failed. Would they last as all day every day? I don't know, I don't care.

@skyhop 3 года назад

I have almost the entire bauer power tool line and have loved them all. The grinder is especially nice. The little chainsaw is great for pruning trees that want to smack you in the face while mowing. The hedge trimmer leaves a bit to be desired but it works. I ran the hammer drill in concrete all day and it survived. Use the hex impact daily, and use the 1/2" impact every time I'm working on a car. I even have their little shop blower, which is great.

@Boe951 3 года назад

Cody mentions anything and the price automatically goes up. I noticed when he mentioned how much he paid for something. I go to Amazon and it’s 10 dollars more

@aidanmakinster922 3 года назад

Yeh please and thank you. Lmao 🤣

@RichardJohnsonTX 3 года назад

I really appreciate this series. I may never afford a $200 axe, but I could…swing…a $12 axe

@living4mylord 3 года назад

Agreed. And *chuckle*

@thinkfirst6431 3 года назад

Are you saying that you could swing a $12 axe but not a $200 axe of the same weight?

@thinkfirst6431 3 года назад

@bob lake If you were a Billionaire you would pay someone $40K a year to swing it for you.

@mrrustygray 3 года назад

I picked up a $19.99 Vaughn made in USA roofers axe. Best all around camp axe out there. Look up Felix Imler and how to sharpen with the rag technique.

@anonimous2451 3 года назад

Yea right, and have money to take momma out for a nice dinner too.

@NaturalHattie Год назад

"I don't do math on camera" is brilliant advice

@sirjames186 3 года назад

Professional homeowners don't need to buy expensive tools, they can "upgrade" cheap ones.

@johnnyhumbolt2545 3 года назад

I'm a nonprofessional home owner, so I dont even bother upgrading... Lol

@muskyman1018 3 года назад

The only knife in that price range would be a Mora.

@bosse641 3 года назад

Hultafors Outdoor Knife OK4 would also be a good choice.

@dacenmclean7901 3 года назад

@@bosse641 that is a damn fine knife. Mine’s going on 6 years. Great quality, so cheap.

@Mr.Mikey.Holiday 3 года назад

@@bosse641 you mean a rebranded mora lol

@jonross377 3 года назад

@@Mr.Mikey.Holiday Thats exactly what it is.

@thingswithstrings8285 3 года назад

Mora is the first thing that comes to mind for me as well. The only reservation I have is that you’re 2/3 of the way through this with HF tools. Go with a HF knife. Think about it. You’re pushing the envelope with possibly producing a reliable kit for the $25ish range.

@louisaziz1235 2 года назад

More really great ideas. One thing that I would definitely add... on the saw use a bright orange lanyard, blaze orange tape or paint on the ax handle, also the same on whatever knife you choose. Easy to find when you put them down or drop them.

@fuckcensorship69 Год назад

I painted most of my yards tools bright orange years ago. Works great

@stickshaker101 Год назад

I think of them as seeds for future axes and knives.

@robertpothier1861 3 года назад

Fixed blade: Morakniv. Folder: Opinel

@kismetosirisbahamut 3 года назад

Was gonna say the same thing. Morakniv is inexpensive and he already uses one of their products.

@dominicdecaro3757 3 года назад

I like the victorinox my man, but I've always like the looks of the opinel

@gavibbotson3862 3 года назад

100%

@ThePaganator 3 года назад

Was thinking the same thing!

@matthbva 3 года назад

Good suggestions. I have two Moraknivs and the largest folder Opinel makes. Excellent blades for the cost.

@michaelgemmer2806 3 года назад

You’d be hard pressed to find anything better than a mora to fill that niche.

@klimraamkosie 3 года назад

Hultafors heavy duty.

@pinetree9343 Год назад

I have an older harbor freight saw, about 30 years old. I've been using it for bole pruning Douglas for trees in Oregon. Thousands of trees from the ground up to about 7 feet, to develop clear wood. From 7 foot up I use a pole saw. But, for a $3 saw, it's produced a lot of clear timber.

@anthonycreasy7069 3 года назад

An Old Hickory butcher knife would be a good knife to go along with these other tools. They're not to expensive and they are full tang carbon steel.

@rembrandtshadows 3 года назад

with a PVC sheathe that looks like burnt dinosaur hide!

@rembrandtshadows 3 года назад

@@HoosierDaddy304 you have to make one. You need PVC and an old toaster oven. You would be the Baddest of Bad Santas.

@HoosierDaddy304 3 года назад

@@rembrandtshadows Lol

@rld1278 2 года назад

They make one now specifically for us.

@HoosierDaddy304 2 года назад

I'm really into Mora knives, they're not costly and super duper sharp Scandinavian grind !

@kellygray2852 3 года назад

Cody, I cant tell you how much I appreciate the recent theme of being able to "do more with less". I was raised by a dad who taught me that quality tools definitely matter. But if something exist that can get the job done at least semi-efficiently, and not take the investment of a professional in that field, then it is superior to us. We dont all need a snap on screwdriver set to keep a home running... thank you.

@mattk6222 3 года назад

Morakniv makes the most sense to me. Inexpensive but still quality and can do most things you need from a knife

@bobo888bobo 3 месяца назад

if you do not require a folding saw, the Schmidt garden saw from some Canadian dollar stores is good for the price (approx $4). the handle is a covered metal tube so you could easily stick it on a pole for a polesaw. For a folding saw I really like the silky gomboy 210 straight blade.

@ryan3088 3 года назад

"I would add those up, but I don't do math on camera" I felt that

@jguenther6249 3 года назад

The Mora Companion is a good little knife, comes in right around $16 bucks and comes with a sheath, picked one up for a cheap hunting knife and have been happy

@billblasko1872 3 года назад

Sixteen dollar bucks.

@om617yota8 3 года назад

Great knives; I have a bunch, and have given away several. Look under Bahco as well, same knife and sometimes costs less.

@billblasko1872 3 года назад

@@om617yota8 Does it cost less than sixteen dollar bucks? If not, I'm not at all interested.

@thesayxx 3 года назад

@@billblasko1872 i got mine for 11€. Its pretty much the same knife but orange so you find it easier if you drop it.

@garrettferrell6821 3 года назад

the Mora 511 is available in orange and it comes in around $8

@davidparadis490 3 года назад

Cody's 2nd channel, "fixing HF tools"

@potent1895 3 года назад

I don't think you could go wrong with a morakniv....

@DeadLemonz 3 года назад

Morakniv is the only option, he already knows but he's giving us the illusion of choice lmao

@jaceydurland9098 2 года назад

The Hultafors OK4 is an option.

@hockeyplayah7912 3 года назад

Nice job on the projects. For the knife, simple and cheap, I like the cold steel bushman. It might be a little big for your setup but you can use the handle to house fish line, matches/fire cloth.

@gabebarnes2254 3 года назад

I’d vote Mora as well, seems to be a common consensus.

@bosse641 3 года назад

Hultafors Outdoor Knife OK4 would also be a good choice.

@face2faceyouth 3 года назад

Years of playing the game, “Operation”, has served you well.

@axyx5893 3 месяца назад

"I dont do math on camera" he might not be the smartest guy but has wisdom beyond his years

@MaddawgEDC Год назад

Bump.... How long does it keep its edge? As a landscaper, I've used the cheap ones before and you get 1 or 2 jobs out of them and they are trashed. The Corona saw I've found so far to hold up to dirt, wood, vines and grime in the landscaping field.

@ch0lito Год назад

Thanks, i will check this one, thanks for sharing

@jesuschristiskingandsavior461 Год назад

Corona makes great products from my experience. I will get this one, thank you

@jakefranklin6413 3 года назад

If you choose anything other than a Mora companion I’ll be highly disappointed lol

@Loiczzr 3 года назад

For budget the classic works great. Just need to square off for striking the rod.

@_DlME 3 года назад

A mora light my fire would be a good one to include the ferro rod in the bundle.

@zombie155 3 года назад

@@Loiczzr Agreed i have the classic #1. Best $15 i’ve ever spent. I prefer it over the companion.

@davidedwards8251 3 года назад

Cold Steel Pendleton Lite is a great knife as well.

@minecraftpro2074 3 года назад

𝕃𝕖𝕥'𝕤 𝕞𝕒𝕜𝕖 𝕥𝕙𝕚𝕤 𝕥𝕙𝕖 ℍ𝕒𝕣𝕓𝕠𝕣 𝕗𝕣𝕖𝕚𝕘𝕙𝕥 𝕤𝕖𝕥

@sirjames186 3 года назад

Morakniv Companion Spark is around $30 and includes a fire steel in the handle. Would be perfect for this kit.

@thwolf762 3 года назад

I was thinking the HD Companion is Carbon steel but this makes more sense, except for maybe the Bushcraft with fire steel but thats kinda out of the budget category a little bit

@HumbleTravellerGaming 3 года назад

There's no way you can not put a mora companion with this. It is literally the perfect budget bushcraft knife

@rodwoods2108 3 года назад

Hey, I liked your hack. I have a Case hatchet I bought many years ago. Paid premium then but would be cheap now. It is stainless steel, sharp as can be, light weight, only about 3/16" thick with a really good handle on it. I will shop for that saw tomorrow and fix it. A good old Buck Folding knife, maybe from Pawn Shop would be good. They were the best lockbacks in my opinion. You can sharpen them down past the temper though.

@stefcat5331 3 года назад

A Mora 511, maybe a Schrade, just not the Harbor Freight survival bowie, please.

@Loiczzr 3 года назад

Have 2 of them (1 in fishing bag and 1 in hunting/hiking bag) work just fine !

@chuckfarley567 3 года назад

Step 1 Survival showed how to make that knife..pretty decent...

@TheHotshot3070 3 года назад

Morakniv is a natural option, but Cold Steel has some decent offerings as well.

@kfgrip 3 года назад

Schrade even better and cheaper than cold steel. Check out the schrade schf9.

@OmikronZeta 3 года назад

Since the other products are from HF, why not the knife as well? They have a model with 3Cr13 steel, and another with 8Cr13MoV, both for under $10

@TheTomBevis 3 года назад

The non-threaded portion of a screw is called a shoulder.

@dlove118 3 года назад

That would be a great saw to keep in your tool-belt when installing ICF blocks.

@wilsonwong8176 3 года назад

Has to be a Morakniv, like hands down. This kit is robust, simple, and effective. (Not cheap, but inexpensive) Awesome.

@pjimpin 3 года назад

If you’re gonna buy this saw I’d just open a few at harbor freight and see if you can just pick out a better functioning one and save yourself some time.

@JW-2001 3 года назад

this

@Hutzjohn Год назад

I like your choices 1 of mine is a Gransfors Wildlife hatchet, + Silky Big Boy, + Spyderco Southfork but I also choose to have a "Spyderco Paramilitary(S 30 V steel version), A BIC lighter & firesteel in pocket". But you're correct about the $$ cost🤣🤣 This set-up of mine was close to $500.

@jesuschristiskingandsavior461 Год назад

😂😂😂I want a reliable but cheaper option hahah.

@davidmuth4571 2 года назад

I have a similar folding Stanley saw. The big difference is that it can use any reciprocating saw blade, and it has storage for extra blades. I got it in the 90's and has been used a lot.

@simplydoz 3 года назад

The random minecraft music was interesting.

@alec1575 3 года назад

I was gonna comment the same

@loonatic7 3 года назад

lmao yeah what's that about? He did mention before that he and Jack play online games sometimes. I guess one of the games they play is Minecraft. I know that's what me and my daughter play most of the time :) Super game!

@MrMindz52 3 года назад

I swear I heard it and took a double take lol

@12grit71 3 года назад

It was a nice touch

@grom2839 3 года назад

i think it was because he was crafting

@55rman33 3 года назад

“Professional Homeowner” … no thumbs up til I hear it again

@toadallytodd2070 3 года назад

I also like the Old Hickory idea, I do make my own basic sheaths however.

@axyx5893 3 месяца назад

thanks, getting a bunch of cuts on your knuckles after sawing a half rotted log in the middle of nowhere during an extended mountain hike is not ideal

@tiredpilot 3 года назад

Mora companion knife would be a perfect match..

@gregdankert 3 года назад

Every survival tool should be hi-vis orange - full stop.

@blacklistdreviews 3 года назад

Yes so you can be seen from far away... By people you don't want to see.

@socom2173 3 года назад

Agreed, this is the last tool I wanna loose when I'm alone and miles into the wilderness. Thankfully, they do make Duck Tape and Paracord to help mitigate this oversight.

@zacharyrollick6169 3 года назад

Not quite. There are two kinds of survival kits: "find me" and "don't find me". For the "find me" kit, definitely hi-vis. For the "don't find me", subdued or natural colors are imperative.

@williamingalls7473 3 года назад

Spray it as part of the enhancement state then.

@johnburnett5377 3 года назад

I can tell you've spent a great deal of time thinking about this issue...

@chrisleiser1013 3 года назад

Thank you for doing this without music. I am enjoying this harbor freight item series .

@RM-fu8yb Год назад

Good job. I've got a saw from amazon that is too stiff to open , will probably take apart and sand as you did. Adjusting screw tension and lube not helping so far.

@JunkCoaster 3 года назад

Morakniv Companion. Anything else would be the incorrect choice.

@bosse641 3 года назад

Hultafors Outdoor Knife OK4 would also be a good choice.

@royjenkins2293 3 года назад

Only 15.99 today

@jblyttle 3 года назад

Yes, for the grippy handle.

@deanfirnatine7814 3 года назад

It is a good choice but there are knife makers that make quality knives under $30 not just Mora

@frankwilson1776 3 года назад

Us east coast guys call those " shoulder bolts ". Collars are for clothes. But everything west coast is about fashion.

@garrettferrell6821 3 года назад

I’m from the south and we call them collars as well

@jpr8r638 3 года назад

Morakniv has a basic line that most knives sell for around 30 dollars. And for a quest of a "cheap but great" kit, I believe that, paired with a paracord buckle that houses a scraper and a ferro rod in it, you could make the bracelet oversized and wrap around the whole kit, giving you 10 to 13' of paracord as well. Now me; I'd spring the little bit extra for titancord- that would be a nice touch to it all.

@gustavoheredia2551 3 года назад

I went to the harbor freight website to look for the folding saw and they are using your video to show case this saw, how cool is that!!!!!!

@erebostd 3 года назад

There’s only one knife for this set: a mora knife

@j.r7872 2 года назад

BASIC 511

@GreyerShade 3 года назад

I appreciate videos like this. Not everyone has the money to drop on name brand gear. Some guys are just starting out. And unfortunately after Covid...... some guys are just starting over. Theres something to be said about finding the best you can afford, not just the best money can buy. I'd also be interested in videos showing affordable tools being customized to be better with a little sweat or ingenuity. Perhaps a nice hardwood handle to replace chinesium plastic? Now a $5 saw becomes something you can replace the blades on forever for $5

@patrickriarchy6054 3 года назад

The handle is ABS supposedly. I'd trust ABS over wood.

@GreyerShade 3 года назад

@@patrickriarchy6054 You would trust Chinese plastic junk over a hardwood handle you hand craft yourself? To each their own I guess.

@patrickriarchy6054 3 года назад

@@GreyerShade So if everything about this pruning saw were the same but was produced in the USA would it suddenly not be junk?. Yeah I've camped many times. Never did bushcraft or whatever it's called. Never felt like larping as a survivalist.

@GreyerShade 3 года назад

@@patrickriarchy6054 Im glad to hear that you've at least been outside a few times. Thats excellent. Do you like turtles too? Im just wondering because nothing you just said has ANYTHING to do with my post. Not to mention you just randomly input your opinion on a comment like it was asked for. Why? Who cares.

@patrickriarchy6054 3 года назад

@@GreyerShadeYou asked for an opinion on an opinion and I gave it. Sorry if it hurt your feelings.

@swollenuvula6385 3 года назад

I'm still waiting on seeing the infrared truck setup that you were talking about in your top 10 things to do to a new truck in 2021. I've thought about doing it myself on my 7.3 but I do not know where to start.

@John-mh6mi 3 года назад

Great video, thanks so much. Love your channel you always explain every step so well to make it so easy. Please keep them coming...

@DakotaRoundtree 3 года назад

I’m loving these videos for people just getting into buying tools. Taking a little time to upgrade cheap tools will make them work better and last longer until you are able to upgrade.

@DefrostedNeanderthal 3 года назад

At this point, you should just choose a knife from Harbor Freight to upgrade as well.

@johnnz1696 3 года назад

Hi Cody, I had one of these cheap saws, not HF but similar. First time I tried to cut with it it bound up terribly. Turns out the teeth weren't set. Set the saw in my vice and set the teeth with a punch and hammer (just peened them over a bit - tappy-tap-tap) cuts like a champ now, lives in the back of the car with a cheap hatchet, tow rope, set of jumper cables and a towel - always have a towel.HHGTTG.

@effeojnedib7208 3 года назад

Morakniv has some decent options. Also, Cold Steel Outdoorsman Lite is full tang with a nice grip. Light weigh, the sheath is kind of shabby.

@AmountStax 3 года назад

Lovin' this series. Take some cheaper tools that have potential and bringing it out.

@stevecarr4414 3 года назад

How about a Harbor Freight knife for the trifecta?

@iofs3338 3 года назад

Their fixed blade knife is garbage

@lisamonalisahikes 3 года назад

Thank you! Love learning how to improve what I have

@andrewyellstrom2585 Год назад

Super cool copper on the vice 5:30 never seen anything quite like that

@AM-bk9ei 3 года назад

I think it's awesome that you're using your experience to teach how to make affordable tools work like a quality tool. Hard to justify the expense for high quality when you only need the tool once a year for a camping trip but it's awesome to know how to make it work well for the times you do. You could make an entire channel doing harbor freight tool improvements!

@matburn88 3 месяца назад

I used that saw to help break down last years black bear.

@ibmgrunt 3 года назад

By putting grease on the surface of the pivot points you're inviting saw dust to build up and eventually causing failure. Try using a dry lubercant such as graphite or dimethylsilicone...

@blueshirtmonday 3 года назад

I almost feel like you gotta get the knife at harbor freight too

@Screamingtut 3 года назад

Fixed blade: Mora. Folder: Opinel 8 or 12

@G.I.JeffsWorkbench 3 месяца назад

Great fix for an inexpensive saw. Axe looks good. Let’s see how it holds an edge. Not to be a snob, but I can’t recommend a cheap knife. Like firearms, I choose to never bet my life on cheap. I’d be interested to see what your viewers suggest. Thanks, as always, for adding useful info to our knowledge rucksack. I appreciate your channel and your bushcraft wisdom.

@JB-ChildOfYah 2 года назад

As someone trying to prepare for what may come, I just wanted to say Thankyou for your wonderfully informative videos but especially for the silence while most would be concentrating getting the pin back in. Subscribed

@ChuckinSteel 3 года назад

ColdSteel SRK. It's a full tang knife that's proven and can be got for 30$ on the right day.

@necropasia 3 года назад

Anything from coldsteel will never let you down. My kukuri has been through hell and back

@nzgunnie 3 года назад

An entry level Mora would be the obvious knife choice.

@redactedcanceledcensored6890 3 года назад

I had the same design of the saw, just under a different brand name (Florabest) as a teen. The lock got problems first when it went full of gunk. I even learned to flick it open one-handed somehow.

@TheRealMonsterRobot1 3 года назад

I recently received a Ganzo Firebird FB6201 knife as a gift. I've purchased two today as gifts for others. For $26 you get G10 handles and 440c steel. It's a very quick flipper and well made with a nice clip also. I usually carry a Benchmade, Spiderco or similar mass produced knife as EDC. But I'm VERY impressed at the value of these Ganzos. It would seem to be a good companion to these other good value tools.

@WhiskeySpruce 3 года назад

The only survival kit to feature dual alternators.

@doriang2220 3 года назад

Hey I'm kinda new on this channel, what's with these dual alter alternators jokes? XD

@markmeier4206 3 года назад

Did I mention it has dual alternators? But only if you hit that like button, I’ll wait. It will only have one alternator until you hit that like button

@davemason6501 3 года назад

Impressive how you put the saw back together with the washers. Dad use to repair teletype machines, and he told me the trick of using grease to hold things. I enjoy your channel.

@darkhelmetsplane 2 года назад

I just bought this yesterday. It actually doesn't look that bad, quality wise. The locking mechanism does need some work though. Thanks for the suggestion Wranglerstar.

@natecus4926 Год назад

I really like these types of videos, obviously if you buy a nice saw it will function better, but I enjoyed watching you improve the serviceability of a more affordable option

@austinsalyer8966 Год назад

I don’t think I could of said that better. This is something that I would do myself and probably will. It’s low investment and it sparks my enthusiasm (gives me the fizz)

@jakesnasel8864 3 года назад

Mora knife, you can’t get better at that price point.

@DaroffApFire 3 года назад

It's honestly hard to beat a Mora outside of the price point as well.

@thesayxx 3 года назад

Bahco Multipurpose Tradesman is cheaper and the same quality

@bosse641 3 года назад

Hultafors Outdoor Knife OK4 would also be a good choice.

@DaroffApFire 3 года назад

@@thesayxx True, but they just copied the Mora design. I'll take the OG

@thesayxx 3 года назад

@@DaroffApFire id bet money they are made by the same factory, and they just stamp a different brand on it. No way Mora would have an unpatented knife out there.

@michaelglidewell1524 3 года назад

Confession: I waited until you choose the black before I hit the thumbs up button. Had you chosen the tan you would put me in an existential conundrum.

@twinarrowssurvival.2.065 Год назад

Definitely building one of these for my truck

@htmagic 3 года назад

Cody, I think these videos are going back to where you started years ago and that's what drew in a lot of subscribers. Thank you for your reviews and tips for the HF items.

@craigmcmullen231 3 года назад

Mora is the way to go on a budget friendly survival kit. No question.

@rich7934 3 года назад

I would pair it with the Milwaukee folding Hawkbill 48-22-1985 or the Drop point 48-22-1520. Prefer Hawkbills for rope, minor limbing, and general work, as work doesn't slide of end of blade easy and you can baton the point into stuff. The Hawkbill is easy to open with a wrist flick, locks solid, nice feel, though I wish it was easier to close one handed. I haven't tried the Drop point version, but it uses the same body as the Hawkbill, of which I have 2. Price is around $20-30 depending on seller.

@BM205 3 года назад

We've used these folding saws around the farm for years. The handles tend to bend and crack in high and low temperatures but they aren't terrible if that's all ya got. A Cold Steel bushman would pair up and give you some flexible options.

@88Wollemi 3 года назад

It must be a Mora knife, the are the best knifes for nearly no money.

@bradklein3519 3 года назад

Are you serious how ?

@jonross377 3 года назад

@@bradklein3519 Which part? Mora knives are pretty nice and very cheap...

@j.r7872 2 года назад

BASIC 511

@madmartigan7723 2 года назад

@@jonross377 Indeed. For around $10.00 you'll have a knife that will last and preform basic, moderate tasks. I have many bigger, and more heavy duty knives, but I have several Mora 511's in various locations. There is no excuse for not having a knife, when Mora provides a 511.

@051biohaz 3 года назад

The mora is the easy choice, but try and pick something else...enough out there about the mora, suprise us..:)

@Onnabote 2 месяца назад

Late to the show, here, but Harbor Freight's Icon knife is a great folder. Good steel, ceramic bearing action, modeled closely after a beautiful Begg, and it's $32.

@brotherbreeze8351 Год назад

Mora Companion. I've carried one almost daily for over 5 years now. Can't kill it. Not a fan of the sheath after about a year, but I modified it to keep the knife from sliding out. Best bang for the buck you can get. Morakniv only sells quality . . . . even if it's no frills.

@LetsGo6009 Год назад

Picked up one of these at a gun show years back for like 5 bucks with its sheath, didnt really know what I was getting just wanted a cheap knife to beat up. You’re right, its unkillable. No frills. Sheath still keeps it in tight to boot. Anyone remotely in the market for an all-around knife should get one.

@mysteamgameplay 3 года назад

been watching you for years, when i take a break i always forget how peaceful and educational your videos are. cheers and god bless!

@aegg9915 3 года назад

I bought a mora companion for £12 a couple of years ago and it’s never let me down. Cheap, stays sharp, excellent sheaf and great design. Also for the price they’re almost disposable so I don’t feel the usual guilt I normally feel from my more expensive knives when bashing them through a piece of wood.

@blacknyc22 3 года назад

I used the Harbor Fright axe with the Bahco Laplander and Mora knife combo.

@66gtb 3 года назад

I can only imagine how much cussing I would be doing if I tried that.

@rjskum688 3 года назад

That's a pruning saw lol

@gojeda 3 года назад

The Gordon pocket knife from Harbor Frright is quite good for the price.

@sfcrmsa 3 года назад

Great video and fixing this saw. Can you provide link or info on the lanyard kit? Thank you

@TheFiremanJoe 3 года назад

Complete the trio with a Harbor Freight Knife.

@bobthirdwalling1901 3 года назад

I'd say Morakniv or an Opinel would pair just about right.

@fire_nugit8549 3 года назад

Opinel knives would be great for esc, with the mora being better for bushcraft

@tomaskelly108 3 года назад

Opinel 20 years ago would be my choice. Ordered a new one this year and the blade came chipped and the lock would loosen if a rabbit farted a mile away.

@stewarttrains98 3 года назад

I purchased same identical saw from HF and zero issues with the locking mechanism. As for using when camping or other small chores, no issues to report with mine.

@ChrisScreech 3 года назад

The Mora knife would be an excellent addition. Not crazy expensive and a great design with a rough back for the Firestarter

@JoeSyxpack 3 года назад

Why not keep the kit entirely Harbor Freight? They do have a fire starter for less than 3 bucks. I realize that means you'll have to sift though their pile of garbage knives, but maybe there's a gem in there somewhere?