That would be so fun. Especially because I want to buy bigger bushcraft-style knives, but I don’t even know how to to craft bush. Hint hint, knife center.
KC needs to put Joe Flowers on the payroll immediately! Love the Trog, the Terasaur and the Carlotus (sp?) Condolences to his family. I’m sorry for their loss.
I'm a city-dwelling old librarian who hasn't been camping in 30 years but I will always watch a Joe Flowers episode. My retirement goal: something that requires one of these big blades.
In school I worked in the library. I realized you librarians didn’t actually know everything. But that there’s nothing a librarian can’t find out. 🤗 I suggest Peru for a trip where you could use these blades. I’m trying to talk my nephew into starting an adventure/tour business taking us Gringos down there for 10 day excursions.
"Maybe they can pay us to go on camping trips" (DCA). That's actually not a bad idea to see the context of how these blades would be best used. A practical demonstration.
@@KMV007 gardberg has a different blade shape (more flat and shorter, rounder belly) and it costs more. I like this blade shape in 14c28n, not just any scandi in it.
@@D00MTR33 The Garberg has a more pronounced belly, that's pretty much it. As for the price, I'm sure Condor will raise the price for this new model. The Garberg has been the same price for the last 4 years (since I've owned it). Even if it was $20 more (hypothetically), the Garberg is worth it, as it has a better fit and finish (grind, handle moulding and even sheath).
May your friend Carlos rest easy Joe. Always a pleasure watching the Dynamic Duo of the knife world JF and DCA in action.. always the highlight of Blade Show!
Maybe some knivecenter catalog testing? Like testing unique blade designs in the field with Joe since he's such a great source for blade design and survival in general.
It's about time DCA get The Legend himself, Mr. Joe Flowers. Definitely will try & get that 14C28N & TROG for sure. Cheers guys.!Nice tribute with that Parang.
Not knife related but along the lines of Joe’s ecological observation, a black bear was found living in the Santa Monica Mountains where they were thought to be extinct, meaning there is always hope, particularly if we learn from past mistakes and care for nature.
bad tempering steel to soft 1095, I bought 3 different models and each time the same problems of rolling and chipping on the cutting edge and the worst on bark and not dry fir!
Trog looks great. Hoping you do it in 14c28n. I love carbon steel but living in PNW, I pass on it. I don't like to worry about my knives rusting in the field or even in storage.
The blue knife look sweet. The casstrom with 14c28n. Awesome. On carbon steels I prefer 1075 over 1095. I have a lot of other carbon steels, mainly swedish and finnish. 1095 is the worst. A tops which is a bit brittle though a bushcraft design. 1075 has been better.
I know some might disagree but I would LOVE to have the Atrox in 14C28N. And yes I know that would raise the price but the design of that bowie is just stunning.
I would pay sooo much less attention to Condor if it wasn't for Joe, a great personality and ambassador for the company to the English speaking world... Joe has infectious enthusiasm.
Yes, I’m a Condor fanboy. I’m not too proud to admit. I live my condor knives and I want all four of these! I absolutely do not need another knife. But the machete and parang…oooh….
I will pay moeny to have yall two go camping for a few days just to hear yalls conversations. Y'all are hilarious and friggin knowledgeable in yalls crafts. Next we should do a kickstarter for a TV series. Love you guys! 🍻
How annoying it must be to be an employee of a knife manufacturer at this conference. All the wannabe knife youtubers doing product reviews must get irritating.
Has Joe from condor ever look at Joe X videos on how his condor knife breaks easily in test that other manufacturers pass the stages? Please improve the thickness or the grain structure of your knives heat treatment Joe.
