How the classic BUCK 110 Folding Hunter Knife is made - BRANDMADE in AMERICA

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How a BUCK 110 Folding Hunter Knife is made - BrandmadeTV
For well over 100 years, 4 generations of the Buck family have made cutting edge knives. Now a household name for hunters and fishermen, BUCK not only makes knives for the outdoors, but continues to launch innovative products for all types of uses, even in the kitchen. BRANDMADE.TV filmed the making of the iconic 110 Hunter, the knife that put BUCK KNIVES on the map, at the Buck Knives factory in Post Falls, Idaho.
Buck Knives started in 1902 when Hoyt Buck wanted a longer lasting blade on his knife. Demand for his craftsmanship took an upswing after providing knives for the military in WWII. By the mid 50’s BUCK became a household name for outdoorsmen with the launch of the 110 Folding Hunter. Holding to Hoyt’s original motto of the finest materials, the 100 Hunter is hand crafted and guaranteed for life.
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@verdantacres4460 4 года назад

I've got a couple Buck knives. Awesome quality and good price. They prove that America can make great products at great prices.

@gonzaroa5346 4 года назад

I've got 2 Buck knives and here they're kinda pricey but for such great quality, let me tell you it is more than worth it

@gonzaroa5346 4 года назад

Also i recommend Remington knives i've got 3 of those and they're excellent

@BassMaster.454 Год назад

@@gonzaroa5346 Buck has definitely went up in price recently, but who hasn't. You can still find them for around 35 bucks in a lot of places.

@michaelmantione286 Год назад

@@BassMaster.454just paid 60 for one at Dick's feel like I got bent over lol

@dynaflow666 2 года назад

Proud 110 owner. An American legend like the Zippo, a 1911 or a Ford Mustang.

@ernestwalden3894 4 года назад

American classic right here. Every American outdoorsman should have one on there hip or in there collection.

@forfrigsakes3330 4 года назад

I'm a Canadian outdoorsman and if I'm wearing pants, you can be sure I got my buck 110.

@ernestwalden3894 3 года назад

I garentee it. Never leave home without it

@Sujamma_Enjoyer 3 года назад

@@forfrigsakes3330 great choice

@sooptime Год назад

It's very cool to know my 110 passed through these folks hands. The workmanship is appreciated. Good job people.

@timothymiller9067 4 года назад

Love watching these, there is something therapeutic about watching these.

@Yuki_Ika7 4 года назад

besides some of the machine noises, yes

@elguapo5124 3 года назад

I love buck knives there the best and there American made I will keep buying them as long as they stay American made, God bless the USA.

@muddymo7641 8 месяцев назад

I inherited a 110 last year. I just came up from the workbench. Cleaned it up, oil it and sharpened it. Still in perfect shape with just a little, 45 years, worth of patina. Back in it's sheath and into my edc which I take everywhere. Dad is proud. Thx Dad

@klaassiersma4892 3 года назад

I have being carrying a 110 for the last 35 years, i love them.

@TwiztidPain 3 года назад

Buck Knives are some of the best I ever paid for and holds an edge perfectly.

@itsaknifestyle8482 4 года назад

This message has been approved by Uncle Randy👍

@The4cp 2 года назад

By far my favorite knife. I have about 12 to 15 versions of it. One in my pocket every day. Don't feel right without it.

@beanalog8202 3 года назад

Love all my Bucks!

@kennethherrick8436 4 года назад

I carry a buck 110 or 112 everyday.

@countryboycansurvive7663 3 года назад

Same here won't carry anything else

@YakubibnEsau 3 года назад

@Maxwell Lee daxonCut things?

@jesselayden9480 2 года назад

@Maxwell Lee daxon whatever they want to lol

@enzowarren9832 2 года назад

@Maxwell Lee daxon Primarily whittle. But also cut food, do yardwork, and whatever else.

@nicola_corropoli2266 2 года назад

I'm not sure if I should buy another 110( the Cabela's edition ) or a 112 , help me please 😂

@ra8640 Год назад

In the 1970s I was given a Buck knife as a high school graduation gift. It was stolen in the late 1980s. I never bought another because it upset me so much. I've had many folders after that. I was given a Buck 110 with Ebony wood handles this Christmas 2022. This knife is the best in quality, looks, strength and actually American made. I'm in Love again.

@UltraMagaFan 5 месяцев назад

I lost my Buck 284 Bantam that my now deceased grandfather gave me. I didn't get upset. I bought a new one to replace it. Getting upset over a knife is dumb.

@smileyboy311 3 года назад

Just purchased my first 110 today; after getting my first Buck ever - The 119 - a few months ago already. Both are absolutely stellar knives! 👍🏽👍🏽

@BrandmadeTv 3 года назад

Right on!

@alfontana6242 4 года назад

I had no idea that Buck knives were now made in USA. Most knives that use to be made in USA are for the most part made in China. I now need a lightweight pocket folding knife, as I gave my Gerber knife to a friend of mine as a gift for a great hunting trip. My choice will now be a Buck knife. Thanks Buck for keeping your manufacturing in the USA!!!!

@eatonalexander 3 года назад

Gerber Blades marked USA Oregon are made in Oregon

@janetowens7288 3 года назад

Some buck knives are made in China. Usually the cheap, traditional pocket knives.

@eatonalexander 3 года назад

@@janetowens7288 only a handful of Buck knives are made in china. Most are very well made in Idaho

@janetowens7288 3 года назад

@@eatonalexander Isnt that pretty much what I said. Look, I like buck knives and have owned them for a long time. Like many people I was not thrilled when they started mfg some in China. The traditional slipjoints are the only ones that I know that are made there. Are there others? I would like to know, being a collector myself.

@drunk_by_noon9231 3 года назад

Cold steel makes their knives in Taiwan instead of China.

@levimaynard2237 3 года назад

Amazing knives. Love the 110...

@BrandmadeTv 3 года назад

The best

@UltraMagaFan 5 месяцев назад

Those guys that buff and polish those knives work absolute wonders. I had a Buck 110 that I abused as a child that got very deep scratches in the blade. I sent it to the Buck repair center, told them to buff the scratches out of it, and they made that knife look like it was brand new. And the best part is it only costed me $15 including shipping.

@TheHookBoy 8 месяцев назад

Know what’s better than the 110? The 110 Auto Elite. That is the knife I trust more than any other knife I own.

@paulstevens2839 3 года назад

I currently own an original 1993 Buck 110 and the Alaskan guide series 110 and 3 custom Buck 110's from their custom shop. My favorite knife!

@zacharybolin7572 4 года назад

Very great,very sharp knife.I just turned 15 and my parents don't make me help with dinner. A few days ago I bought a BUCK 110 because i'm quite bigly a Dukes of Hazzard fan, so last night i offered to help with dinner and cut potatoes just to use my knife! And quite frankly it was a tremendously great experience and I'd do it again any chance i get.

@forfrigsakes3330 4 года назад

a buck 110 is an amazing all around kitchen knife, I use mine all the time, it cuts and peels veggies, fillet's fish, cuts and trims meats, it easily out performs every other knife in my kitchen at pretty much every task.

@totallyfrozen 2 года назад

I don’t know if I’ve ever owned a better camping knife than a Buck 110.

@TheStreamingEnderman 2 года назад

A 110 can be MUCH more than just a "hunting knife".

@jbratt 4 года назад

Love my Buck knives 👍

@sebastienwolf7256 2 года назад

Buck 110 Knife is the most iconic Knife ever made, is just a masterpiece of Knife maker 👍🏻

@carmineredd1198 2 года назад

you mean the swiss army knife

@Sujamma_Enjoyer 2 года назад

@@carmineredd1198 No the 110

@wis1024 2 года назад

@@Sujamma_Enjoyer no it definitely is the swiss army knife lol

@Sujamma_Enjoyer 2 года назад

@@wis1024 definitely not considering the fact that everyone copied the the buck 110

@wis1024 2 года назад

@@Sujamma_Enjoyer everyone copied the swiss army knife too, especially back in the day lol

@semco72057 3 года назад

I have a model 110 knife which I got around 1985 and it turned out to be a great knife. The company have made some great knives and I own three of them.

@LastBastian Год назад

Interesting! As a hobbyist knife maker, I'd love to see more of the bevel grinding machine. Also it's odd that basically everything is locked in place and machined, yet the cutting edge is just ground in completely free hand, with no jig to ensure consistency.

@mr1bienvenu1 3 года назад

I have 4 Buck knives, and love them all. I broke my favorite one a few years ago trying to use it as a screwdriver.

@totallyfrozen 2 года назад

When I was young and dumb, the only tool I owned for awhile was a 110. I used it as a screwdriver and a hammer. I never broke the tip, but I did crack one wooden scale. I regret it. I was a dummy. Still the knife is fully functional and sharp as can be.

@TheStreamingEnderman 2 года назад

^ This right here is why Buck's warranty department is ever needed...

@duncanbrave3465 3 года назад

I have a couple of Custom Shop Buck Knives, I want a few more

@madbug1965 3 года назад

You probably won't find a more solid feeling knife than a 110. Tactical knifes just don't hold a candle to it. Sure it is a heavy knife but it is rock solid.

@Orochi_001 2 года назад

I have several knives that could whittle a 110 into fine shavings without breaking a sweat, and tactical doesn’t enter into it.

@wis1024 2 года назад

Except for all the blade wiggle right? Lol

@TheStreamingEnderman 2 года назад

@@wis1024 That happened to you too?

@TheStreamingEnderman 2 года назад

@@Orochi_001 Name them, then.

@eamonstynes440 2 года назад

Love my 110, it’s part of my everyday attire in office or on site, on my belt everyday. It’s my go to tool to open a package, cut a fishing line or use the back of the blade to open a beer. Got my boy one for his 16th. 110 is a great tool, keep telling my wife they are not a weapon….

@hetrogamr84 Год назад

A mouth can be a weapon.

@kenamaro3942 2 года назад

This was interesting...I have a buck 112fg that I bought new in 1989. This knife has been with me all these years and I still love it.

@violet-kittychick 4 года назад

I think they should be date stamped somehow so no matter how old they are someone can tell how old one of them is.. so each one can be its own little small piece of history to someone. I imagine fathers passing their knife down to their son so it would be awesome to know how old they are. I would love to own a silver one someday and by gosh I could have used one of these when I was working on a machine called a flow-wrapper in a factory to cut that plastic. I just polished one of the brass ones up using a special handheld drill like tool and braso (brass polish stuff we have in Australia) and by gosh did it come up so pretty. I had a mess to clean up in the laundry but it was well worth it for the end result. I put it with some of my beanie boo's so they could 'hold it' so I could get a few before and after photos. Now I want a really old or dirty one to see if I can do it again and better this time. The one I polished up had some small green stuff on it but it was not so bad once I wiped that stuff away. eBay here I come for a really miserable one that needs a lot of love should I want the challenge to clean up a really sad one.

@38geeman 3 года назад

They are date stamped,go to website to get the information.

@eatonalexander 3 года назад

The symbol next to the Buck brand and model number is the date; look it up on the website

@violet-kittychick 3 года назад

@@eatonalexander I will tomorrow hey!!

@MartinHubbard1 Месяц назад

I had one when I was a kid in the early 80’s. Used it for everything...many years later and no longer have it. I was unsure if it was a 110 or a 112. So recently bought both here in the UK...Love them both, incredible knives for the low cost.

@azraell33 3 года назад

Finally picked up another Buck 110 after having lost mine 20 years ago. It's heavy and bulky compared to newer knives but more than makes up for it in comfort and the awesome clip-point blade. So impressed I ordered the slim select and Pro. Going to try out the updated versions.

@ionitaion21 Месяц назад

Buck knife the best.❤

@kennykamensky993 Год назад

I have many buck knives some are 50 years old great knives made in USA

@leonalunaria 2 года назад

Buck 110 is my favorite knife, it is in my collection (Ukraine). This is the legendary and best knife.

@randywoodworth5990 2 года назад

Got a 110, it's still as good as on the day i got it 17 years ago.

@louisbailey4900 2 года назад

A great working persons tool at a working person's price. Couple with the best warranty and customer service....it's a no brainer.

@sameerrazaali3777 3 года назад

Ordered two buck knives waiting for them to arrive

@marklawrence855 Год назад

Just ordered a buck 112 ,can't wait to get it and start to edc it 👍 😊

@tango-bravo Год назад

Great video, so glad to see Americans working together to make high quality, affordable products here in the USA 🇺🇸!

@TheStreamingEnderman 2 года назад

The 55 is a great small, pocket friendly EDC. They're just baby 110s!

@shawndonley3549 2 года назад

Been a knife guy forever. For what you get at the price level,you will not beat a Buck knife even at twice the price.

@wis1024 2 года назад

I can get more work done faster with less fatigue with a classic mora that cost my grandpa less than $1 in the 50s. Love my bucks but there are less expensive better knives. You can still get a classic mora for like $15 last I checked, that's like 1/4 the price of a 110 which is a folder and everybody knows a folder is nowhere near as reliable as a fixed blade. The moras also 1/4 the weight lol and it's a fixed blade!!! With a lot more blade!! Blows my mind.

@LastBastian Год назад

@@wis1024 Mora's are great bargains. But comparing fixed blades to folders is apples to oranges. There's a LOT more work and precision that goes into a folder. A more fair comparison would be something like an Opinel. Simple, inexpensive, classic folder that performers great for the money. All said and done, the Buck is still a great classic, and one of the few *affordable* knives still made in America.

@thanhhaiong3257 2 года назад

I am using this product, very good

@miguelterivel9918 Год назад

j'adore beaucoup les buck knife 110 sont les meilleurs couteau du monde selon moi.

@mikelynn7025 Год назад

I just got me a few bucks my self, They last for ever, thank you for the videos 😁

@Camera1931-p5v 29 дней назад

Great company!

@Jay_Mac1775 3 года назад

I’m debating getting one of these specifically for working at a hardware store or yard/ fire pit work

@b80-s9i 3 года назад

Get one and learn to strop...green compound on a good leather..nightly.. and you'll never really need to waste metal by having to sharpen.👍🏼

@The4cp 7 месяцев назад

Do it!

@Jay_Mac1775 7 месяцев назад

@@The4cp I did back then. It’s not my ever use knife so it’s still hyper sharp but through being an idiot I snapped the tip off but it still performs fine for what I need. I usually carry either a spyderco or benchmade now

@mfrueh8235 3 года назад

Thanks....that was neat to watch 👍

@byronkennedy7912 Год назад

I saw a similar show episode from "How It's Made". Great video.

@Jumpman2099 Год назад

Proud owner of a 95 Buck 110

@eltipobigotudo2162 3 года назад

2:40 Very informative XD

@carlosbrites8201 Год назад

History,Proud.

@dalevodden1359 3 года назад

Had. A buck 110 hunter will have one again Lost my last one

@geico1975 2 года назад

So cool, does anyone know if Buck Knives allows tours while knives are being made?

@fredwilley3886 10 месяцев назад

Got and still have my 1978 buck 112. I just sent my early 80's buck 110 with finger grooves in to replace the blade. I have a 2000's 110, 119 and a cattlemen and several others. Been a buck fan since the 70's. Forever Buck!

@johnj6689 3 месяца назад

Boy that must have sucked seeing your 1978 and early 80's blades in 440C getting replaced with soft 420HC. Faster sharpening but half the edge life.

@fredwilley3886 3 месяца назад

@@johnj6689 I only had one blade replaced. It was broken and I had them remove a clip point blade and replace it with the drop point blade.

@BasicBeachCommunity1 2 года назад

🔥 amazing...

@kriskabin 7 месяцев назад

💭 It's hard to believe this great knife is only $65 usd today. Geniune ebony wood scales, solid brass bolsters & liners, good heated steel & a good quality leather sheath. Plus, Buck's warranty. I have a lot of pricey knives, but this Buck 110 is my edc. It's one of THE best knife deals out there.

@nateforest4936 3 года назад

1:06 My 110 has a plus (+) sign next to 110 not that sun symbol. Kinda weird, I wonder what that's about?

@jayvey369 3 года назад

Check out bucks website it has a chart that will tell you what year it was made.

@ink281 2 года назад

Year of manufacture. The + sign is 1991

@tjw4947 3 месяца назад

I owned a buck 110 and liked it for about 3weeks and then grew to detest that knife ever after. It was impossible to sharpen and never held a decent edge. I threw it away after less than a year, it sucked and it was heavy. Years later I bought a used buck 113 trapper and I love it and carry it every day.

@devildoc225 24 дня назад

I have 110s and 112s in 440C, 425M, 420HC, S30V and Magnacut steels. Never had an issue with sharpening any of them and after sharpening/stropping, they are shaving sharp, with the Magnacut staying sharp a ridiculously long time. I've dressed out Elk using any one of my 110s. You "threw it away"? Should have given it to somebody who appreciates it.

@carlostriana3928 4 года назад

Buenas tardes les hago una pregunta y disculpen las molestias quisiera saber si ustedes me pueden decir el precio de la navaja buck 110 y en que local comercial se podria comprar y ver si me la podrian enviar asia panama cual seria el precio de la navaja mas el costo de envio les agradesco su informacion y que tengan buenas tardes

@Mister_Ess Год назад

I often carry a Buck 112 or 110.

@stephenmoore3035 Год назад

I thought the 110 was introduced in 1964 not 54

@devildoc225 24 дня назад

Correct. 1964.

@1joshjosh1 7 месяцев назад

I have 6 110 now.

@kongbunthy580 3 года назад

I’m from Cambodia. I’d like to buy a 110 buck knife. Could you give me an advice to bring this product to me? As I could not find any seller agent here in Cambodia. Your assistance will surely fulfill my need and love. Many thanks!

@carmineredd1198 2 года назад

1954 ? uh you mean 1964. and the pattern is the older sodbuster canoe. buck only added the locker

@andythebreadbaker9925 Год назад

Gotta be honest, I i was shocked to find out Buck puts a 30° inclusive angle on these things. I find my Buck knife really shines with a 20° inclusive (or 10° per side). Great knife though.

@mariomota9075 9 месяцев назад

Best pocket knives ever made

@nilsolofolsson9067 9 месяцев назад

It goes way to fast from 3:39. To learn how the knife is made. You should have slow down that moment of putting the knife together.

@alpine1600s 4 года назад

The 110 Folding Hunter was released in 1964, not 54. It popularized the backlock, pre-wars Schrade Walden sold a practical switchblade or push button safety knives that were best sellers. Until the Democrats decided America was a daycare.

@RicardoRodriguez-rh3lf 3 года назад

BENCHMADE

@durango8882 Год назад

C’mon man get a bottom tooth partial 👍🏻I have 3 Buck knives 👏🏻✌🏻my uncle was named Buck after your fine knife.

@bbtb785 7 месяцев назад

01:09 Try not to laugh :)

@AppalachianRocks 3 года назад

My question is who are the 8 people who disliked this video and why?

@13ColoniesFishing 2 года назад

My edc

@terryshrives8322 6 месяцев назад

I have owned a buck 110 all my life. Still have one. But, hat was before I got to know about steel. 420 is probably the worst steel you can get. Super cheap is why buck uses it. They have a good heat treat but garbage steel. My buck 110 has sat in my closet now for years. Rest in piece little guy..

@sixgunslingin 8 месяцев назад

I have my two dot knife that I acquired sometime in 1983. I sent it and they replaced the blade and made it like new again after some very harsh treatment. This really isn't any company like buck

@wis1024 2 года назад

1954?

@suttonmatthew Год назад

Isn’t the Buck 110 from 1963?

@deenoberry3360 Год назад

I wonder if the steel is made and treated here then shipped to china for assembly and handles etc made in china? Ive got a china made selkirk thats amazing so china isnt that big deal for me but im curious.

@The4cp 7 месяцев назад

No. The whole knife is USA made .

@eftimiealin3775 4 года назад

Laguiole the best 🥇

@jonasv328 4 года назад

Sparks at the final sharpening show overheating and destroying the heat-treat at the edge.

@blizzbee 4 года назад

It 's not high enough and even close to long enough to change the property.

@mauricesmith4270 3 года назад

It takes longer the that to effect the heat ,treated edge Believe me there is no harm in the quilty of the knives Buck knows what they are doing I've been carrying my Buck folder for over 45 years And I just bought another one for my back pack enough said God bless

@RBG-tr9ce 3 года назад

I have a knife sharpening business and have sharpened thousands of knives. Sparks does not mean its destroyed, it was not heated long enough to do anything and a blueing of the metal is not indicative of ruined temper. It polishes out. A lot of sparks shows high carbon content. The color of the sparks is also an indicator of the purity of the carbon. Old German knives produce bright white sparks.

@bmwbaker 5 месяцев назад

My 110 is 44 years old, so I don't think any of these craftsmen handled my knife...

@horse.395 28 дней назад

Made in India and China for USA. Then stamped MADE IN USA.😊

@devildoc225 24 дня назад

Negative. The Buck 110 is made SOLEY in the USA. Get your facts straight.

@Zestypanda 2 месяца назад

They use Chinese steel.

@richardguzman3017 4 года назад

Andee IS A BOT

@VicariousReality7 4 года назад

Brass handles stink..... i am happy i bought a second nickel handle buck with a totally up to date steel

@Kenstagator 4 года назад

As a person not into knives. Why do brass handles stink? Just asking.

@Mynameischef 3 года назад

@@Kenstagator apparently people dont like character on their knives

@Orochi_001 2 года назад

The blade shape is great, but the blade steel is quite the opposite. Heat treating can only do so much.

@oceanwater6887 4 года назад

So machines don’t do all of it? That means if I get a poor quality knife it’s cause of some regular joe who wasn’t paying attention.

@SSN515 3 года назад

If you get a poor quality one, send it back to Buck for a replacement. They also guarantee for life, so if anything goes bad, send it in and they'll repair it for free, postage pre-paid. Although, I've never purchased a "bad" 110, and I have collected and used them by the dozens over a few decades. I had a couple that developed "blade wobble" (I bought them in the 1970's) from wear and tear, and they replaced the blades and "tightened" them up and sent them back after I stated they had "nostalgic" value and they had offered to just replace them with new knives. They also asked me if I wanted to keep the original 440C blades, in which they would sharpen them to factory specs and reinstall or if I wanted new 420HC blades, which I selected. Class act. For knives that cost, what, 65 dollars new?

@outlaw615 2 года назад

@@SSN515 I got one it was a $60 one and I love it its genuine buck but the two chiped off🥲

@adv1207 4 года назад

I'll stick with my spyderco

@PrivateEyeYiYi 4 года назад

Both are great knives. I have some of each.

@eatonalexander 3 года назад

expensive and Colorado

@Sujamma_Enjoyer 3 года назад

Spyderco makes the most boring bland knives I have ever seen I consider getting one because of the quality but all of the are just so bland so I got a buck

@JD-tl7ld 4 года назад

Meh. The Buck 110 is a large heavy knife that is outdated and out classed by modern materials. I would love to see one update with a modern steel blade.

@JD-tl7ld 4 года назад

@@giadamino I want!

@j0sh368 4 года назад

@@JD-tl7ld well then buy it, and its a proven design, some things don't need updated, if it aint broke don't fix it. the buck 110 doesent need to prove itself to anyone, it is already proven.

@VicariousReality7 4 года назад

I have one with a nickel frame and 20CV steel.... the weight is up to your preferences....

@forfrigsakes3330 4 года назад

mines s30v, and if it's too heavy for you you're too weak to be trying to use it anyways.

@SSN515 3 года назад

So is the M-14 and AK-47, but they still do their jobs well.

@Louzahsol 3 года назад

Buck is like gerber. Never had a good knife from either company

@eatonalexander 3 года назад

Buck USA Idaho blades or Gerber USA Oregon blades are top shelf. quit trolling

@Louzahsol 3 года назад

@@eatonalexander I’m not trolling. Both companies have yet to make a good knife

@Sujamma_Enjoyer 3 года назад

@@Louzahsol “110 exist” “119 exist” “120 exists” “112 exist” seem like your opinion is just bad?

@Louzahsol 3 года назад

@@Sujamma_Enjoyer sorry that you like subpar knives. You'll grow out of it

@Sujamma_Enjoyer 3 года назад

@@Louzahsol you buy over priced ugly bland super steel knives for what purpose cutting boxes paper? 😂 you’ll grow out of it

@JH-mf1yt Год назад

Bla bla bla

@LXT43 3 года назад

My New 110 came all dirty with green compound inside the handle. They forgot or didn't care to clean it during assembly. The opening/closing is so gritty like there's sand in there. It took me an hour to clean the green junk out of there and it's still not as smooth as it should be. The workers at Buck are incompetent. How a sample like this passed final quality control inspection? Disappointing.

@Sujamma_Enjoyer 3 года назад

Send it back then