The Try-Stick 

The best, most concise Try stick video I've come across. Well done

Superb introductory video showcasing an absolutely-gorgeous knife as well! Thank you 👌🏾

our boy scout Master taught us this at 12 years old. I've went back to it many times over the years. Great Video.

Really like this video and I have subscribe to Your Channel. You point out a very very valid point when you mentionned that carving a trystick is a good way to evaluate a knife. To many people review knife by slamming them as a chopper or batonning when the most usefull tasks you need to perform with a knife turns arround carving. Ciao from Québec ⚜

Have to say that I really appreciate and enjoy your videos. looking forward to seeing more

excellent presentation. Thanks for posting.

Thanks! very clear explanation, nice knife.

Love this video. This is very helpful. Good content.

Great explanation and demonstration

A decent video. Just a couple of points: A proper try stick should be stripped of bark first. This not only enables you to see the actual material you're working with (the wood), but will save the edge on you knife by not having to first get through the bark all the time before getting to the wood. Also, per 1:41, that is incorrect. A "bevel" is applied to the end of a stick to stop it from splitting when struck, such as a tent peg.

I want someone to do a video making a try stick with an English longsword.

A small correction, Mors took the try stick idea from the boy scouts actually and says he did.

Thank you!It’s nice movie✨

Can you do the second part of the m18 review?

I'll have to give this a try. thanks for the post.

Good whittling

great video!

Really liked this video. Gonna look up the literature and give it a go sometime :)

GREAT Video!! What model Fiddleback are you using?

Which Fiddleback knife is that?