Haha! The fire starting with the Skrama was epic! Awesome job on the video!

@benjamincarter6095

3 жыл бұрын

Came to say this.

@OldNavajoTricks

3 жыл бұрын

At that point it was just game over, the firelighting was more like a formality to conclude the film :-p

4:20 first time I’ve heard a curse word on here 😂

@_WillCAD_

6 жыл бұрын

Then you haven't been paying bloody attention!

@eduardosuarez1192

3 жыл бұрын

Cool video guys. How does it stack up vs the Silky Nata?

I have owned and used this blade for 2 years and I can confirm it is a chopping BEAST!

I have the skrama and the jaakaripuukko. The skrama is a KICKASS one tool option in my opinion but the both of them just makes the perfect duo.

I can't stand how much I love you guys. Crack me up every episode.

Guys, you’ve done it again. I loved it. That bit about the voice over was world class. I even had to play it to my wife. She didn’t laugh, but she did crack a small grin, which compared to everything else on KZread that I show her, is brilliant!!!! Please don’t stop.

@DutchBushcraftKnives

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind words!

Great show guys, really love the DBK - channel. I was waiting for this video and I also love the Skrama, have a couple of them. Keep up the good work! :)

Skarama is lovely! I used one on my military service!

This is my all-time favorite DBK video!

I've never laughed so hard on a DBK video. Great job!

Love the videos guys. Some of the best, most entertaining, and legit knife reviews on KZread. Seriously, it’s amazing how many knife review videos are just people talking and showing the knife and never cut anything with it. However, I think it’s odd that you are so adamant that the Skrama is a chopping machete and not a knife. It’s the size of a Bowie, or competition chopper, and no one calls thise a machete. To me a machete is a much thinner, more flexible, significantly longer bladed tool, intended to be a “slicer” for cutting vegetation like vines, canes, reeds, grasses, etc. I think the Skrama is absolutely a big knife, and a hell of a well designed one at that. My Skrama is without hesitation my idea “one tool” option. I took mine out in a rain storm yesterday, and harvested firewood, made rain fly stakes, carved a spear, made a wooden “grappling hook” processed my firewood, processed my fat wood, made feathersticks (shavings), made fatwood lint (spine scrapings), scraped my ferrorod, and made a fire with it. The two different grinds on the blade make a phenomenal chopper on the distal part of the blade, the wharncliff tip allows for detailed carving holding the blade by the spine choked up towards the tip, the grip has two or three different positions for detail, light chopping, and power chopping, the rubber coating is great in all weather conditions including rain and mud, and the sharper second grind on the proximal part of the blade is as sharp and fine as any pukko, allowing for very detailed work like notching and feather sticking. Including slicing fat wood like a kitchen knife dices cucumbers. It is one hell of a compact powerhouse, that does the work of a hatchet and pukko, I never go camping without it.

I’m the market for a good chopper and came back to watch this one again. Perfect for my budget! Thanks!

The cinematography in your videos combined with the music is EPIC. I laughed so much with the spit scene. Great review andd overall you are beasts.

@DutchBushcraftKnives

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot!

Cool video guys, never stop making them!

I've always 🤣🤣 when i'm watching this channel. But wait....both of guy always give something new and the best informarmation. For us, for whole the world. Thank you guys... 👍🏽👍🏽

Gentleman I'm not going to lie I'm a pretty serious guy and sometimes your videos are little bit much but this time this video was probably the most entertaining video I've ever seen I had such an amazing time watching it, I absolutely loved it, it was so entertaining I am lost for words really well done keep up the awesome work

Thanks Boys, just got my Skrama 80 few days ago…What a knife ! Love Your Channel / Keep it up 👊

Wow guys you've made me laugh in the past but this is something special! :P Top work!

Great job again! This may be splitting hairs (pun intended - my Skrama sure did split hairs out of the box), but the designer describes the Skrama as a "heavy duty bush knife". Sure, it's primarily a chopper and that's what the long handle is for - but you can choke up on that handle nicely and the first 5 centimetres of the blade feature a 25 degree grind for finer work. It's really designed as a one-tool-option sort of knife and was inspired by the medieval scramasax. Isn't a machete rather longer and thinner and used for underbrush, sugarcane and other stuff that you won't find in a northern forest...?

lol you guys and mastermilo are hands down my fav youtubers keep having fun and sharing the laughs guys!

@DutchBushcraftKnives

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot sammie!

Awesome production guys. Well done .

maaan i have waited the whole week for such a short video??......not the best guys give us more! (never the less i love dbk) ;)

Great editing! Vette video’s Guys, ik ga deze zeker aanschaffen

Terava skarma vs axe!

the drive by firesteel fire got me laughing really hard!!!

I think I say this every time. I love your videos!

Great video! Did also first impression test video with it in my garden. Hell of a knife!

Best Blades videos in the game, hats of guys !!! :))

@DutchBushcraftKnives

6 жыл бұрын

+Adam Celadin thank you so much Adam! We do need some throwing skills still though hahaha

@AdamCeladin

6 жыл бұрын

So we should meet in the woods someday :D I can teach you no problem ,))

@DutchBushcraftKnives

6 жыл бұрын

+Adam Celadin haha that would definitely be amazing

@AdamCeladin

6 жыл бұрын

Hey i might visit you guys on Spring, i need some holiday :) i really like Holland i was there years ago few moths for work

@DutchBushcraftKnives

6 жыл бұрын

+Adam Celadin hey Adam, if you do send us an email at dutchbushcraftknives@gmail.com!

What an amazing video, it is at the same time funny but also serious in some way!

@DutchBushcraftKnives

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot!

Thank goodness it’s Thursday! Great video.

One of your best video.

Ok, you two are amazing!

Man I love these vids!!

Thanks, i really searched for a Knive like this one! and i think i finally found it!!!

Amazing video quality !

You guys a freecking amazin. When mike spits hahah gets me every time

Another great video!!!!

So funny 😂😂😂 awesome Video 👍🏻

Had a really good laugh. Now I am off to order one 😁👍

Hahaha. I thought that my monitor was broken, but you guys had something on your lens during the last segment. It's like right on Mikkie's face :D Anyways, another great vid!!

Left another new video right in the middle to come watch this!

Loved the video!

Your videos always crack me up

Fantastic video guys

Best knife channel out there

Just get my skrama today. In Love with it.

Thanks DBK!

Wow, what a chopper! Thats the one i like and the price ist low for that what you get! Thanks a lot for showing! Best Regards from Oldenburg/Germany! Jörg

Potver wat is dit toch weer oogstrelend om naar te kijken! De video ook trouwens...

@DutchBushcraftKnives

6 жыл бұрын

+Dutch Outdoor Group hahahaha heeerlijk!!

The Skrama is hands down my favorite large knife. And I do classify it as a knife instead of a machete. Machetes tend to be much thinner and lighter. But, there are all sorts of machetes so I guess it's just semantics. The Skrama does suprisingly well with finer work with the dual grind. It will never compete with a Kansbol or other dedicated bushcraft knife in that area but it's quite capable. Anyway, fun comparison!

@PhreakDarkSoul

6 жыл бұрын

Bill hooks are machetes and also rather thick. Gras and bush has other requirements compared to wood and aluminium pans. ;)

@MichaelTravis12c27

6 жыл бұрын

Phreak true. Golocks tend to be pretty thick too...

@michaelstjohn6086

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for making such a fantastic vid on the Skrama, It saved me a lot of trouble. For the money the Skrama can't be beat.

@sonfoku73

6 жыл бұрын

Blue Mountain Bushcraft and Outdoors still waiting on vs vid with skrama and the mini duku Lol

@DutchBushcraftKnives

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot! The skrama is actually a one edged sword but i agree that the definition of a machete it a flexible thin large cutting tool

Hilarious. Humor is refreshing, original and creative.

And that's what real DBK looks like... Fun, action but also facts, llooovely my friends

Buen video como siempre, sois unos artistas, ah y por vuestra culpa me he comprado el trabajo skrams jejeje, saludos

You guys keep making great videos! Keep it up! Can you do a video on the mora eldris?

gj bois, great video!

You guys are awesome, most entertaining knife channel on You Tube......... however I don't feel Mickey's Love (clearly biased in this review lol) of the Fallkniven MB should override the fact that the Skrama can actually out perform the MB in all tasks other than looks!! :-) His defence of the MB is priceless! :-) Great work!!!!!

Could you guys do a review of the bravo 1 cpm 3v other than the one stick fire im curious what your thoughts are on it compared to other reviews

I have a skrama and it does pretty good with bushcraft tasks. I don't know if you noticed or not but it has a secondary edge a couple inches long at the handle. That's the last of it I use for finer tasks and it does pretty good. I haven't carved a spoon with it and don't intend to lol. I usually carry my own spoon or some chopsticks. Those guys make great puuko's as well

@DutchBushcraftKnives

6 жыл бұрын

Definiteyl! I have the jaakaripuukko and i Like it a lot

@blueheeler66

6 жыл бұрын

Another great video guys. I agree with Blue Mountain Bushcraft on this one though. But no doubt the Skrama and jaakaripuukkos are awesome knives. Oh btw thanks for the reviews on the Bark River Aurora LT (you just cost me $$$ on this awesome knife lol - CPM3V for the win. You guys need to try out the L.T. Wright GNS or Genesis also if you get a chance)

@kennywheelus6857

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah I'm wanting a pukko 110 for harder bushcraft use such as batoning,love my kansbol as a food processor knife an finer carving tasks.

@1mataleo1

3 жыл бұрын

@kenny wheelus it’s 10 months later.. did you ever end up getting the 110? I’ve had one for about 2 months now and I love it. It’s one of my favorite knives. I just ordered the Skrama; should be delivered in about a week. I can’t wait

@OldNavajoTricks

3 жыл бұрын

I did the same with the Seax I made, about 3-4 inches at the close end which is a finer angle for more precise tasks.

Классные видео ! :)

I like the terava line of knives. I think the skrama and the 110 or 140 is a perfect combo

@bback74

6 жыл бұрын

Agreed. I own all of the above. Personally I tend to pair the skrama with the 110. The extra length of the 140 does not give anything already covered imo.

@FrankSchweppe

6 жыл бұрын

They are if weight is not important. Skrama plus the 110, or even just a Mora. If you want to travel light(er) on hike, the 140 can be a very effective one-tool option (assuming that you already have a good folder on you, or a multitool). Just don't try to chop down whole forests with it. ;-)

Love your vids

Thanks for the long-awaited review. The Terava Skrama is made from 80CrV2 Steel which is tough (I have made knives from it). I would like to see a second review where you demonstrate making feather sticks with the secondary grind near the handle, I have found that it does well with this. It is a knife, albeit ugly, not a machete it was designed to carry out most bushcraft tasks, and it does in my experience of using one for a couple of years. I am not a fan of big knives, but this is the one I would carry.

@ajaxtelamonian5134

3 жыл бұрын

Dunno I kinda like the primitive Seax type look of it. I am intrigued by it.

@robertphillips93

2 жыл бұрын

Also now available is the Skrama 200. With the same edge profile as the 240 but a bit shorter and less massive, with a sigle-grip position handle. Not a better carving knife, but less capable as a chopper in an even cheaper, shorter design.

@CultOfMU

2 жыл бұрын

@@ajaxtelamonian5134 Look up Taiter Hukari. It's a modern version what a hukari used to be: a broken sword, taken from battlefield and then used in farming/forests. Varusteleka used to sell those Hukari's made by Taiter, until Taiter changed the design for worse and Varusteleka then designed their own product: skrama, short of skramasaksi which in english is Seax...

man I love the music!

Wich knife is better as alround knife (for carving, survival, bushcraft (batoning, etc.), food prepping)? The fallkniven f1 or the lionsteel m5?

I have the skrama and the Kansbol and that is one heck of a duo! The sheath that comes with the skrama is really decent too.

Jongens, jullie zijn geweldig. Ga zo door.😀💪👍👍👊

wich is better the stainless of carbon because i live in a humide condition but dont wont to by the stainless because its to soft what shel i do please help me by answering me please

Keep up the good work

How do you field sharpen/ hone a convex grind? I've been looking at fallkviven and bark river but I want to be sure I can maintain it while at home with water stones and also on longer trips

@DutchBushcraftKnives

6 жыл бұрын

On water stones. We have some videos on it. Convex is actually the olders grind and the natural way of your hands to sharpen a knife

U watch 2 much movies.Awesome.nice video again.

Hahhaha não entendo nada que eles falam, mas não perco um vídeo kkkkk. O bom humor deles é bem brasileiro!! Parabéns

Micky and Mallory. You guys are great.

Wat do you guys think of the brand mtech and tecforse

I love you vids guys

So i own a garberg and a tops fieldcraft but am really going back and fourth on buying a helle utvaer i hear so many mixed reviews on helle im judt not sure if i can commit would love if you guys would do a video of the utvaer.

Terava Skrama!!! la me jor relacion calidad - precio del mercado. Impresionante verlo, pero me acaba de llegar a casa y la sensacion en la mano es brutal.

skrama is a beast !

Best video yet...

Silky NATA is a beautiful chopper! and great price. People would be interested in seeing that too I bet.

Great vid btw

Will you try 12c27 version on this knife?

Herrliche Unterhaltung...wie immer,danke dafür! :-) Peace Stephan

@thilo7546

6 жыл бұрын

stephan123321 können die überhaupt Deutsch?

@stephan123321

6 жыл бұрын

Meine Schwester lebt in den Niederlanden & meiner Erfahrung nach,verstehen viele Niederländer recht gut Deutsch....ansonsten hilft bei sowas ja aber auch der Übersetzer. :-)

@thilo7546

6 жыл бұрын

stephan123321 Da hast du recht. Na gut ich als deutscher kann ja auch ganz gut Höllandisch verstehen.

I used to carry a similar monster back in the Middle Ages. Btw, nice gas/ferro trick.😸

Yowzers. Great vid yet again with good humour . I agree with you lads, good chopper and steel for the price. I find the Skarma nicely balanced too, with a comfy 2 position handle to do close up push cuts I find the longer handle counteracts the blade length giving a lighter controllable neutral feeling as well as being able to deliver big chops when hand sat towards rear of grip . Seems like 80CrV2 is a better carbon steel 1095 Cro-Van with a better edge retention as long as heat treatment is done correctly which the Skarma seems to have nailed. Good stuff. Can't wait to see what you guys are planning for next Thursday. Take care lads all the best.

@DutchBushcraftKnives

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot and 80CRV2 is definitely a great steel and the best thing is that its very inexpensive. I too like it a lot more than 1095 or 1095 crovan

First comment I ever write on a DBK-video, even though I've seen and enjoyed quite a few. I've also made a couple of videos myself, and some of them focus on chopping (both with knives and axes, and sometimes knives vs. axes). I saw in a comment below where PREPAREDMIND101 mentioned my channel, and the success of the JX5 (in my first chopping contest). I really like the JX5 for its great versatility; being a great chopper for its size and weight as well as being a good all around camp knife etc. Out of all the knives I've used and own, and speaking solely of pure chopping performance, the best ones I've used are the Grasso Bolo III, Parang and Battle Cleaver - all made by Bark River. But they are all large and heavy and not quite as versatile as the JX5; especially the 2nd Gen. JX5. The JX5 is my go-to chopper, should I feel the need to have one with me when out hiking/camping. I do prefer using axes and hatches though, like the Outdoor Axe from Gränsfors Bruk. But variation can be fun at times. ;) Keep it up!

Guys, youre so awesome! Great edit by the way :) Best regards from Russia.

@DutchBushcraftKnives

6 жыл бұрын

Spasiba my friend!

You guys are crazy funny.😅🤣😆😂

Love the vid

I can't find the first song anywhere at all is it unreleased?

VERY NICE!!!

Love my Skrama. Choke up and use the short finer edge section for feather sticks and other fine work. One hell of a working bush tool.

Please whats the name of song starting 2:15? Thanks

they dont ship to the uk, can you recommend an alternative ?

ROFL 😂 you got me with the fire 🤣

love you guys! you make me laugh like an idiot!

Whats the name of the music on 2:25?

Both knives are amazing

Have you reviewed the legendary J.P. Peltonen Sissipuukko M95?

some negative comments over there... But I liked the video, your vids is more about fun other than a full review with all specs and features. If i want specs i'll go to other channel or just google it, so i recommend to all of u who say that thia video is not informative. Many of their vids are not informative, they don't even use a macro. But this channel has something special, some charming that other boring channel don't have. I always go after your vids with a good mood guys, thank you bastards for that.) P. S. dat badass cowboy spit made my day!

@DutchBushcraftKnives

6 жыл бұрын

thanks a lot for your kind words! we appreciate it!

If price wasn't an issue, which would you recommend more - the mora bushcraft black or the mora kansbol??