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@V187Advocate

3 ай бұрын

Thanks bro appreciate it. Love your channel to by the way.. Just subscribed

@funkymonkey248

3 ай бұрын

thanks brother!

@NotThatMF

3 ай бұрын

FYI.. Any one of those items would dull any knife drastically and after successfully slicing through that many items and still not dulling the knife at all basically because it was still able to slice through free hanging paper with ease is amazing. Because paper under tension cuts easily but freehanging paper is pushed away from the blade by the blade. You might rip through it but to slice cleanly through it, requires a very sharp blade. That's why the people were in awe when it sliced cleanly through the paper.

@user-ht6bp5im1z

3 ай бұрын

​@@notstewie519go to his site and see.

@user-ht6bp5im1z

3 ай бұрын

Thanks Dave. Can ALWAYS count on you in the Bushcraft/Knife/Survival World. Right On my friend. Big Jim New Hampshire USA aka Boston Strong

It's not about how sharp, it's about how well he made the metal so it keeps the edge through abuse

@emrackuo

4 ай бұрын

Forged in fire really teaches a man things

@molecularconcept1318

4 ай бұрын

this is the right answer

@eancola6111

4 ай бұрын

But it’s still sharp enough to cut paper like that, and that takes an extremely sharp blade

@chrissarvello6852

4 ай бұрын

Seriously, even after hacking into that wood. Well made.

@bluelance01

4 ай бұрын

I used to go to these in person, way before forged in fire.

Cutting the paper clean after all the abuse, Im impressed.

@marcleblanc7021

3 ай бұрын

Excatly, He chopped wood, rope, card board tennis balls, and went through the paper like nothing. Was very impressive.

@arneklein2333

3 ай бұрын

Yep, that thing holds an edge, damn

@anthonywolfe5304

3 ай бұрын

He cut a paper towel which is way harder to do than regular paper too

@johnrivers9828

3 ай бұрын

Gotta love the indepth 'tutorials tours' from someone that doesn't have a clue of subject matter.

@arneklein2333

3 ай бұрын

@@johnrivers9828 Yep, but anything for views and likes, and make a fool out of yourself ,😂😂😂

The paper test meant his knife was still razor sharp after beating the shit out of his knife. That dudes a badass he earned the right to walk that way. Like he’s the Butcher!

This is a competition of guys who build knives to show the quality of the knife how well it stands up to abuse, how well it holds the edge and how sharp they can get it.

They lose their mind because he just hacked through not one but TWO 6 inch boards, and the knife was still sharp enough to shave with. Its called "edge retention".

@stinkfist4205

3 ай бұрын

What a beastly chopper with that forever “edge”. Over here completely re-thinking my mini machete options. I’m impressed for sure!

@joecorzine8057

3 ай бұрын

Bingo, which also means he treatment is spot on

@p.s.dilallo8885

3 ай бұрын

The guy has some pretty fkin legendary edge alignment on each task too. Damn

@SatboxHD

3 ай бұрын

He shave paper with end of knife

@teebookz4157

3 ай бұрын

Yeah, it is edge worthy ..

I would 1,000% buy from this dude

@algblenny267

3 ай бұрын

Look up Dan Keffler

@FartyMcNuggets

3 ай бұрын

@@algblenny267 Thanks

@davidarwood6264

3 ай бұрын

Who said this guy made it ?

@elizabethraley1331

3 ай бұрын

@@davidarwood6264 no one said the guy made it dumbass… I just said that I would buy from the guy if he sold it

@elizabethraley1331

3 ай бұрын

@@algblenny267 Thanks

This guy clearly knows nothing about knives. This knife is actually very impressive

He forged the knife he was competing with. It's probably why people are so impressed with it.

The paper proves how well the knife held its edge. To do all that then still be surgical sharp. This man is a true blacksmith

@Nighturz

3 ай бұрын

Racist comment. Calling him a color and assuming his name is smith. Learn some manners.

@ThriftShopOperator

3 ай бұрын

He didn't make it. There's a market for competition grade knives like this and they need to be certified

@vincentlemons1711

3 ай бұрын

​@ThriftShopOperator it depends on exactly what competition he's in. But it does seem like this is the course for a bladesmith edge retention course. It displays his blade and edge forging skills. If it was him testing a product, he wouldn't be timed

@acid6urns

3 ай бұрын

@@vincentlemons1711this is bladesports

All joke aside that is a sharp knife

@mannihh5274

3 ай бұрын

"This blade will cut !" - lol

@imjimimack

3 ай бұрын

​@@mannihh5274😂

its about how sharp a knife can STAY

I once had a knife that sharp. I was in a fight with it. I swung it. The guy said you missed me. I told him you better not shake your head.😂🤣

@chrismyers2170

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@chrismyers2170

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂

Now that's is called forged in America not made in china😂

@andrewdowling8821

4 ай бұрын

So I supervise a company that uses 50% Chinese and 50% American parts. And the Chinese shit is SOOOO much better than ours. Like not even a slight comparison. Just cuz it’s “made in America” don’t make it great

@DuvalRypr

4 ай бұрын

@@andrewdowling8821shut up. “Parts” huh? You dope, you realize that not all “parts” are better from one country or another? When it comes to steel and forging, American is better than Chinesium. Always will be. If you’re talking computer parts? Maybe. But in almost every aspect of manufacturing, American is a tier above chinese. Again, always has, always will be. Try buying Chinese gun parts VS American and tell me how well they hold up in your forearm.

@beserksss5678

4 ай бұрын

The chinese are copycats 😂

@Norego.Newzealand

3 ай бұрын

Japan enters the conversation.....

@brandonwilliams2431

3 ай бұрын

It looks like a silkey nataknife

More impressive than the obstacle course is that he made that knife at home.

@stevenmeatsandwich49

3 ай бұрын

To take a piece of metal & form it into this beauty & make it sharp & hard is amazing!!!

I hate to burst peoples bubbles, but this is not a knife cutting competition. This is a blacksmith and competition in Dallas Texas so what they are doing is basically the same thing that the TV show forged and fire are doing. They are testing to see if it cuts, and they are testing to see how durable and strong, this knife is

Those cuts are MORE than just about the sharpness of the blade. The weight, force applied, and technique all equally influence the cutting prowess

The paper cut is impressive because for a cut to happen there needs to be stability or a rip/tear will happen. Paper being as flimsy as it is means there is less stability and a higher chance of something other than a pristine cut to occur. The knife cutting through the paper like that after the abuse it had just received is a testament to the quality of steal and the skill of the blacksmith.

@AxeMurderra

3 ай бұрын

Dude really? You don't pay attention to much detail do you? Tryna be all sophisticated but you've wandered into the grey. The knife was sharpened on both sides. He never used the part that he used to cut the paper at the end, and he used the tip of the knife, ensuring he wouldn't have used that part on anything else. You didn't notice his body language? The commenter pointed it out. Why would a grunt knife hacker require so much concentration? BECAUSE HES PAYING ATTENTION TO WHAT PART OF THE KNIFE HES USING SO HE DOESNT BOTCH THE DEMONSTRATION! This is backyard forging by non professionals for the most part. This wasn't Damascus steel nor Valyrian steel from Ose. Anyone who could actually forge a blade that could take that type of abuse then cut paper like this would be a billionaire. And, big AND, using paper isnt the demonstration used to determine how sharp an edge is, tomatoes are. Your assessment of this video is a testament to the quality of attention you've payed and has given us all insight into future reviews that will be given by the brain wanderer. I mean the gay wanderer. I mean the grey wanderer. You have managed to make everyone having watched this video and read these comments dumber. I award you no points, you will not advance to the next semester of judgement school, your reproduction rights have been suspended indefinitely, your commenting privileges have been terminated on KZread from henceforth, and may god have mercy on your soul.

If i could choose 5 ppl to save in a zombie apocalypse im taking him

@lx051225

3 ай бұрын

name other 4

If you know nothing about a knife I guess you wouldn't understand why they got excited after he cut the paper. The reason they get excited is because he can actually slice that paper with one quick slice after beating the shit out of a 2 by 6 to cut it in half cutting rope and everything else which should dent and bend the edge of that blade but doesn't so it easily cuts through a thin slice of paper. Slicing paper is actually a true test of the razor sharpness of the blade.

The guy swinging that knife probably made it. Its impressive to get any handmade knife that sharp and keep its edge.

@NativeOfTheLand97

3 ай бұрын

Seriously. Takes more than just knowing how to forge a knife. That some manganese chromium injection master wizardry

Its a paper towel it has to be sharp or it will just tear

@anonymous-iu4th

4 ай бұрын

Woah didn't think of that

Bro looks like he's hunting the next obstacle

That was actually incredibly impressive that the knife held such a sharp edge through all that abuse

One guy goes woohooo and its "everybody loses their mind" 😂😂

I worked on a kill floor as a trimmer/ gutter. Having a sharp knife is crucial to a good job, you learn quick how to sharpen and keep your knife sharp. I can tell you that knife is SHARP SHARP.

Well,if you think about it, slicing that paper without touching it after cutting all those hard objects is pretty impressive.

Every one impressed about the knife. Me impressed by his wrist not breaking.

@jmoney7289

3 ай бұрын

That's a man's hands

The handle and tang haven't deformed in the slightest as well. That knife and its wielder are both impressive. Most people would chop their leg off with a blade that sharp.

@donaldready2118

3 ай бұрын

"Belt holster? Fuck that. I just gently lay it in a box loosely packed with 6lbs of heavy kevlar fabric and hope it doesn't accidentally fall into the earths core."

If Ron Swanson was a knife.

My wife would start bleeding just watching this knife in action.

@theenzoferrari458

4 ай бұрын

Ewwww she's ovulating.

@ineverskiplegday3327

4 ай бұрын

She might just be on the rag

Clearly you don’t understand just how impressive this really is

It's not just about being sharp. It's about geometry at the edge. This guy obviously made this knife himself. And he made it to be very universal. This is a work of art. To be completely honest, it's not just a knife LOL.

What kind of super steel is he using 😮

@codyology

3 ай бұрын

The knife stelel is CPM-M4. It's not cheap even in raw form

dude just came out from the cave and do a reaction vid lol

@funkymonkey248

4 ай бұрын

brother what 😭

That’s Dan Keffler. He’s a bad ass. Makes amazing knives and swords. The competition is Blade Sports.

This knife is the "JIMI SLASH COMPETITION CHOPPER" Priced at 599.99 Weight: 28.3 oz. Overall length: 15” Blade - Length: 10” - Thickness: 8 mm - Steel: CPM 3V Handle - 5" - Material: Kray-Ex Limited to 1000 pieces worldwide. Each Chopper's blade is serialized with a unique number from 1 to 1000

He walks like Jason Voorhees with a machete

Cleanly Slicing paper like that is a really good test of sharpness so doing that after hammering through a few 2x4's is pretty impressive

@TommyD1213

4 ай бұрын

That honestly was the most impressive part to me.

Walks around like he’s the last remaining warrior destined to save earth with his knife skills.

What you're not understanding is that it's easy to get a knife that sharp what's impressive here is the knife staying that sharp after smashing through wood and cutting various things most knives would lose their edge on the 1st stage of this test. And the reason the paper was so impressive is because it shows that his blade was maintained through all of that abuse.

Everyone loses their mind over the paper because of how much chopping and cutting he had already done normal knives. Will get Knicks and the edge will have microscopic roles in it and paper is one of the hardest things to cut straight through because one microscopic Knick in the blade it’ll tear and rip up instead of being a clean cut the paper at the end, shows how well, and how well the metal holds an edge

Doesn’t even give the man credit. His name is Dan keffeler boss blade smith and knife champ

@funkymonkey248

3 ай бұрын

got it off Instagram and it was a repost. Couldn’t find the man’s name - stop taking everything so serious

“Everyone just loses their mind when he cuts the paper” Literally one girl: wooo!

I think it’s hilarious that everyone except one person that I saw in that place was wearing a hat indoors.

It was a paper towel not a sheet of heavy or even writing paper. It cut like a razor like it had to or it would have tore. And it was still razor… after after all that chunking wood… I dunno maybe some people just appreciate the little things more than others.

@funkymonkey248

4 ай бұрын

how do you know it was a paper towel rather than paper? Just asking cause the original video quality isn’t the best

@bladhd6138

4 ай бұрын

​@@funkymonkey248 I'm not too familiar with this video, but it is curled at the end indicating that it was rolled up and I'm pretty sure it made no noise unlike paper when it's cut

@funkymonkey248

4 ай бұрын

ahhh gotcha gotcha thanks for the explanation!

@Pipizzakitchen

4 ай бұрын

If so, I'm even more impressed. To stay sharp this long, that edge has got to be perfect. I wonder what angle he is using. It cuts like a narrow one but it's got to have some meat on it to survive all that axe action.

@stevencatone

4 ай бұрын

@@funkymonkey248 look at the bottom edge how it curls... like it just came off a brand new roll off paper towels. 😁👍

Damn, he’s giving bill swift a run for his money

It's not about how sharp it can get. It's about how sharp it can STAY!!!

“I guess this is like a knife competition”…wow, you’re a fucking genius for figuring that out

@funkymonkey248

3 ай бұрын

thanks bro 🙏

When you know nothing about knives...you're the narrator.

@funkymonkey248

3 ай бұрын

knives are an inferior weapon get mad

He CUT DOWN A Whole Village Of Wood and they get amped at the piece of paper

This is where the contestants make there own knives it’s about showing durability and edge retention how much pressure can the knife be put under and still maintain clean and consistent cuts it’s more of a show of skill by the creator then the knife

Just using high-quality steel to maintain such a sharp edge; any properly sharpened knife will be equally sharp and indistinguishable from the next.

They’re impressed when he cuts the paper because it’s such a razor edge after all the abuse this is impressive

They lose it on the paper because the edge has been retained through the different challenges. Bravo to the bladesmith who made that blade

The commentary is just elite, When you really listen it just makes it goofy 😂😂😂

The fact this guy finds the paper cut after all this hilarious should tell you he knows nothing about knives.

@funkymonkey248

3 ай бұрын

yeah you got me bro I’m not a knife nerd 💀💀 dang you got me good

Cutting that free floating paper horizontally like that was the most impressive thing in the video 💀

Jason vorhees when hes having time off from killing people 🤣🤣

It's showing off how sharp and how it stays sharp regardless of the things he cuts

Only those who know can appreciate the skills involved in knife making, heat treating, and edge retention.

Thats craftsmanship at its finest. He's passionate about his work. Don't hate.

@funkymonkey248

3 ай бұрын

yeah bro I’m trying to hate sooo hard right now

As others say, it’s not just the fact it’s sharp, but that it held its edge

It’s the final test for either journeyman or master smith. They’re freaking out because it held its edge incredibly well.

When you make the metal, the knife, the handle, the sheath, and sharpen it to perfection this is what you get when you’ve mastered all the above. Truly an incredible feat, unlike posting someone else’s video with your own voiceover and then monetizing it.

@funkymonkey248

3 ай бұрын

you think I’m monetized with 700 subscribers? you’re dumb as bricks lmao

The paper test at the end is great. That knife held its edge like like a cliff. It's also a lot about technique.

The paper part is very impressive because he's gone through all that cutting/ chopping and the blades edge is still razor sharp. Normal blades would be dull AF and just tear the paper

I love the way this is commentated.... You're brilliant bro.

@funkymonkey248

3 ай бұрын

thanks bro 🙏

Maintaining the sharpness in that knife is out of this world. We have see in FORGE and other videos blades fainting. Respect to that blade Smith !!!!

Commentator has never had a dull knife before.

My wife thinks I'm crazy how obsessed I am with keeping my knives sharp

In total amazement! The quality is incredible.

It’s the fact that the razor edge is held and maintains itself to slice through that paper after all the abuse. Meaning he did an excellent job on making that steel and proper hardening of it. It’s damn impressive!

1st, I want that blade. Second, the sound of the water bottles being slashed was pure ASMR.

I respect it... That's a torture test for a knife and the fact that he could still cut the paper is pretty awesome

@funkymonkey248

3 ай бұрын

I respect it too

Not only is it sharper than most razors you can buy today but that edge retention is crazy

Crocodile dundee cant say shit about that knofe

"The Mexican Cartel Needs to speak with him" 😂😂😂😂

The fact it cuts paper that good after chopping through all that shit is super impressive

Thats very impressive the way that knife held its edge. Thats whats cool about this comp.

casually makes the best knife to be seen in a while if this can be mass produced ngl he could make some money on this one

That’s the hardest Ive laughed in days🤣

It’s a chopping competition but the edge retention on that steel is amazing

When that lady goes “yeah!” 😂😂

It's sharp but what splits the wood is the chisel grind on the blade. It's geometry spreads as it cuts.

The paper is impressive because this is a metal and edge test, they abuse the blade and then see how well it was made by how sharp it remains. To cut paper so effortlessly after chopping wood, etc, is extremely impressive.

It's mostly about the blades' edge durability. He chopped huge ass wood in like 3 chops 2 different times and, in the end, was still able to cleanly cut that paper. Most knife edges would not be able to do all that cutting and still pull off such a clean cut on the paper.

It’s a test to acquire Master Bladesmith certification. The knife is hand made by the bladesmith and this test certifies the quality of craftsmanship and his heat treatment. Average blades can’t cut and chop through all that without rolling, chipping or dulling the blade. At the end the knife is actually clamped in a vice and a pipe is used to bend it to a certain percentage. It must not break or stay bent but flex back to its original state. You can get very good heat treatment and not pass the test. This tests the blade to prove near perfection.

That knife is so sharp and the chraftsmanship and skill it takes to make a knife that holds its edge so well is crazy.

Because cutting a loose piece of paper like that requires not only a very sharp but a very well made blade. As well as a knowledge of technique.

It’s not just that it’s sharp he also has mad skills

Cut a piece of paper that smoothly and get back to us on that hilariousness 😂

I watched this competition and now to see it here. Lol

The one guy in the end went 🐐

“I guess this’s a knife cutting competition?” Wow!!

Some serious crocodile Dundee energy - deserves respect ⚔️

As a knife nut, i found it impressive that after all that abuse he was still able to cleanly cut paper

The paper cut is the easiest cut of the course. Him plowing through the board in 3 seconds is whats incredible.

Chopper competition. It’s a legit sport

Its not the blade. Its all in his stance. And the hat too. Legendary !