ON TIME BASTARDS!

@papasugar

3 жыл бұрын

Love from Greece guys from another knifeguy!

@maxrez74

3 жыл бұрын

make more bush cooking videos (I know Mikkie loves them)

@mikaelrabb1876

3 жыл бұрын

Ok! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

@fe02lix

3 жыл бұрын

You guys need more weivs

@DutchBushcraftKnives

3 жыл бұрын

Max you will be banned from the channel

In Russia, we have a proverb: "The slower you go, the further you get". I've found that this is the main rule with Silky (and pretty much with any work you do in the woods in fact). Trying to do things faster then you should leads to oversweating, injuries and broken tools. Btw, I've broken my PocketBoy 180 the very first time I've taken it to the woods. I was abusing it as much as I was abusing my BigBoy 360 not properly considering the fact that BigBoy's blade is around 1.5 times thicker than PocketBoy one. P.S. This video is actually a good response to any firesteel maniacs ("Matches or Bic lighter? Nah, only firesteel!"). It takes 30 minutes of struggling to make a fire in the cold wet woods (like in spring, when everything is soaken wet as of the melting snow) to adopt the "use everything which works" principle. Then suddenly you start to fulfil your kit with various firestarters (even the ones you can just buy on the gas station).

@DutchBushcraftKnives

3 жыл бұрын

Yes very true. When I go out in the woods I usually carry at least 3 different ways of making fire

@SkyBrigidRain

3 жыл бұрын

Great wisdom there!!! Respect your tools and they won't let you down!!! Not to mention, taking your time means greater quality! Especially when it comes to making shelter and weapons!!!

The saw food prep was still better than Mikkie’s regular cooking. 😂 Love you guys, could you do a video on Busse knives?

@DutchBushcraftKnives

3 жыл бұрын

I've asked them to send us one :p no response

@saiiiiiii1

3 жыл бұрын

That's exactly the problem with Busse. have to wait a lifetime to get one. 😂

@someguy4476

Жыл бұрын

Haha, you “saw”….I saw what you did there…

It is for sure one of the most important survival tools and Silky is the choice out there. 100%.

@stevanoutdoor

3 жыл бұрын

I disagree. In fact I almost never take a saw with me when going into the bush. And I'm still here so I must have survived. Silky has superior cutting power but will break. That's not what you want. So if you're gonna bring a saw choose one that might have less cutting power but will bend before it breaks. kzread.info/dash/bejne/rIx7p6iyhqnVe9I.html

@DutchBushcraftKnives

3 жыл бұрын

The legend has spoken

@SurvivalRussia

3 жыл бұрын

@@stevanoutdoor I never broke a Silky saw. Recommending a lesser quality tool over using proper technique is "funky" at best....

@stevanoutdoor

3 жыл бұрын

@@SurvivalRussia You might not have broken a Silky saw yet but loads of people did. So it's just how you define 'quality'. Proper technique is all nice when you're at home, well rested, had a good breakfast with coffee. Than you remember to only put pressure on the pull and not the push. But when your cold, wet, tired, hungry, etc. proper technique goes down the drain really quick. You will make mistakes with a saw, a knife or whatever you're using so you need a different 'quality'. The Bahco Laplander being a push and pull saw, that will bend before it snaps is now the 'quality' you're looking for. No user manual. This video of the Dutch Bushcraft Girls is about the best saw for bushcraft and survival. That's why I disagree and many people actually practicing bushcraft and survival seem to agree with me. In fact the DBG's snapped one in the intro of the video and they're not even in any kind of bushcraft or survival situation.

@beardvsmess3657

3 жыл бұрын

@@stevanoutdoor I agree always breaking the tips. I still like it😀👍

”Like opening up the wife” 🤔⚠️😳😂

I think its awesome yall just freestyle and have fun. You guys and virtuovice are literally the only reason I watch KZread now

I keep one of these in my hunting bag at all times and since you spend more days hunting then actually cleaning game I use it more then my knives. Extremely valuable tool to have with you!!!!

Can’t believe I have just discovered you guys ! As a fellow Dutchie living abroad I will make sure to get the word out 👍 keep up the awesome work !

Ahh. After ten months of not having to care about the calendar, I still have a way to keep track. The DBK boys!! Thanks for the fun times yet again! And that’s perfect music for sawing logs.

Also, thank you guys for these reviews, you're the best KZreadrs to have ever KZreadd.

this video comes just in the right moment, I was just thinking about buying it. Really nice guys!

Excellent video lads, loved the challenge in this one! Keep 'em coming.

So thankful for you guys lighting up the mood and bring a smile to my face in times like these. You are awesome! Viele Grüße aus Deutschland ❤️

@Marc43666

3 жыл бұрын

sehr gut

perfect soundtrack so sophisticated, using the correct tool for the job sawing a tree into smaller pieces 😂

I have a pocket boy 130 since 11year, bought a 170 a couple of years ago and a gomboy 240 last year..I use the 130 mostly

@DutchBushcraftKnives

3 жыл бұрын

I too love the 130. It's so easy to pack

@clarky4492

3 жыл бұрын

Glad to see these comments may get a silky

Have cheapest Silky F-180. Adorable. No need for a hand chainsaw anymore for my outdoors.

@charlessalmond7076

3 жыл бұрын

Just got one a month ago. Love it!

I have the 240 and love it. I've seen what you guys can do with the 170 and have decided to buy one. A lot more portable. You're awesome as usual.

Bought my dad a Silky Saw for Christmas a couple years back. I haven’t gotten to try it myself yet but he loves it.

That does look incredibly useful, nice pocket-size form factor too.

I've owned and used a Silky Big Boy for years . It's fantastic. ✌

The Silky is an awesome saw. I used one every day for a couple of years doing tree work and it is unbeatable.

Combining the saw and the knife still remains the best for bushcrafting 👍 Great video guys.🍻

@jasonswiatkowski9127

3 жыл бұрын

It may depend on your location but a saw and knife serve me well bushcrafting in Ohio (USA).

BAM!!! Hahahaah loved how you concealed the giant folding saw

a great fun vid certainlu made your point about the versatility of the Silky

Nice. I just got one last week. Took my oldest to find fat wood in the forrest. Its teeth are really sharp and go through sticky fat wood no problem. Comfortable handle, lightweight to carry. Really glad I got it. Cheers from Germany ✌

Hahahaha!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🤙🏼 great job! "Open it up, like it is your wife" dying laughing! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I recently bought one to cut down Oak splits . It works well, but might need to get a 210. I love my Pocketboy, need to make my own baton like you guys do. The lumber you use in the video is definitely more suitable for the Pocketboy, but the wood I buy locally comes from the bark, so it's a thicker piece. Easy to replace the blade- if it includes a curved blade, it can still be swapped out for a straight blade without any issues.👍🏽 That food looks soo damn good!

Excellent! You helped me decide on a camping portable saw 🔥

0:29 🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏👏guys thanks for your humor, this nail file made my day.

Brilliant quality, love your videos!

Just bought the Gomboy medium... Love it! Bad ass saw.

Thx . Always appreciate the content

Great stuff boys! Carry on...

These videos are the best greetings from Argentina....

Fisker also makes a nice one. Blade slides into handle. I've had mine for over 15 years!

I generally prefer a small axe for durability reasons but I know a lot of people who use silky saws to amazing effect. My morher also uses them all the time for her garden.

I have the same saw only it is the 130 version. I use it for pruning my trees. I like it.

Love you Guys!

The Chopin waltz was perfect. Made your video a bushcraft ballet.

Great review. Love the comparison.

My Silky pocket boy and big boy are OUTSTANDING

Nice vid 😎 i like silky saw's sooo much 🤠✌️

Just received my new TRC Apocalypse in the mail today. Bought it based on your advice. I haven't used it yet, so I can't speak on its capabilities per se, but I can say that it feels great in the hand and the fit and finish is incredible. Thanks guys :)

@DutchBushcraftKnives

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome!

I advice THE: Silkey Ultra accel recurve And or THE: Silkey Ultra Accel Taiko!! You are doing a great job!! Keep it up!! Greetings from the Netherlands!!

I carry a silky big boi with me when I go camping, a small hatchet and of course my Esee 4. The utility of a saw can’t be beat.

love silky saws im a gardener and i use my zubat almost daily

Nice one guys. My wife used to have one... It's now in the top of my 511 pack. I made a blade for it from an old metal circular saw blade just to see if it works. Yep it does,even if it's a bit tight. And it's really sharp. Problem solved.

I was really appreciated... own a bunch my self great video.....

The holy trifecta: companion knife, hatchet, and pocket saw.

@stevanoutdoor

3 жыл бұрын

For you maybe. I don't need a hatchet or saw.

@nunninkav

3 жыл бұрын

Well, maybe the next video they test a hatchet? I want to see the Kangee do bushcraft.

@maydaverave

3 жыл бұрын

@@nunninkav I have the crkt kangee. I like it but more of a tactical tomahawk than something designed for wood.

@nunninkav

3 жыл бұрын

@@maydaverave it isn't at all. It's for breaking into things and breaching. Which is why it would be fun to use it for bush craft.

@maydaverave

3 жыл бұрын

@@nunninkav That is tactical lol. It was designed by rmj who does special forces tactical tomahawks. it's designed for combat, breaching, rescue, tearing through steel or pick axe through concrete in an emergency, and chopping fire wood. basically when your packing light and need a tool to do as much as possible. Versus a specialized hatched for bushcraft which breaks down further into hunting, chopping, and splitting hatchets. Kangee is a great bugout shit hits the fan tool. or just a general purpose tool. It does everything but when comparing to a tool that designed just for wood it's not going to compete very well.

good video as always guys! I love the humor, you never fail to make me laugh. That shawarma looked seriously delicious 🤤

@Marc43666

3 жыл бұрын

shawarma not avaiable in the viking country

since i have the gomboy, i am in love with Silky.

I am surprised you did not think of this, but you could have collected the dust from the wood as you sawed the pieces in half. PERFECT tinder.

@stevanoutdoor

2 жыл бұрын

I'm not surprised. They have no real life experience.

@stevanoutdoor

2 жыл бұрын

@DTL Could be true. I'm talking more about 10 days in the bush. Let's say 5 days. I did not see them do that. Still this is the way to test your tools.

@stevanoutdoor

2 жыл бұрын

@DTL True. They don't claim to be bushcrafters or survivalists and they do mention it in a lot of their videos. They are very honest about 'just goofing around' doing these tests in their backyard and I'm fine with that. I often give them a like and they are entertaining to watch. The problem is that some viewers might take their advice seriously and do go into nature with just their Silky Toyboy. Or the viewers get the idea they need to save up for this expensive knife (a lot of expensive knives are promoted and very few budget options) instead of getting a budget knife and save up for a camping or bushcraft trip. I did and do challenge them to let me bring a budget option and do the stuff they do with the expensive one so people can compare. And I don't even like being on camera. I did advice them to take some courses maybe or arrange some 3 days challenge in the woods themselves. I could give that course but many others also can. It will probably be 4 days because all that camerawork will take up one day extra on a 3 day course. I did challenge them to participate in a 10 day bushcraft and survival course I developed with a school in Argentina and will start as soon as borders open up aka covid restrictions go down. The problem for them being that there will be very little time to videotape the course bcs they will be busy all the time. It will also be impossible to bring all their camera gear. They joke about Survival Lilly and I know that's also just goofing around but been watching Survival Lilly pretty much since the beginning and she did make a lot of mistakes. But she went out there and seen her in Canada, Africa, etc. and really depended on the knife out there in nature and developed a knife that would meet her criteria from her experience. It's a good knife. DBK took a TRC model and put a DBK stamp on it. If you put it in a big box with other TRC models and some Bark River models people would not recognize it. So for me there's a big difference between a knife (design) only tested in the backyard or a knife (design) tested in the actual outdoors over a longer period of time. I do advice to test a new knife you are gonna take in the outdoors first in your backyard and there's a lot of practice you can do in the backyard also. I do promote that but only as preparation for going into the bush for days, because being out there is the real test.

@stevanoutdoor

2 жыл бұрын

@DTL For sure it doesn't have to be expensive to work well. Tramontina is my machete of choice also. My oldest one being over 25 years old and still going strong.

@stevanoutdoor

2 жыл бұрын

@DTL I have the Jaakaripuukko in 85, 110 and 140. The Skrama in 240 and 200. Great knives for the money but they are getting more expensive. Had to look up that Bahco and watched a video. Like the Hultafors GK you can baton with it using a hammer. But I like the high saber grind on the Bahco and also the orange in the handle. I have to see if it's available here. It's another 'all you need' knife and the carbon steel is probably SK5. That would be my guess anyway.

Do what I did just for the hell of it .I sharpened the heal of the saw works quite well. Happy Trails

I love mine, bring that everywhere I go.

I've been using folding saws for years in my work as a gardener on an almost daily basis. Started with the Laplander, never broke a blade on those. But buy the NATO blackened blades, they don't get a corrosion build up and become sticky with age. Then for a while tried the Silky. It's good but not better. Didn't like the whippy blade, bends too easily. I'm now using the Felco folding saw. Much better. Saws like a demon. And the handle is much better, especially with cold wet hands. Cheers, Everyone. Keep safe.

Great video gents! May I suggest a Dutch Bushcraft Kooking series?

I have several Silky saws, from the compact F-180 to the massive Katana-boy 650. Generally speaking, using a saw and a knife, you can harvest firewood with much less energy expense and in less time that with an axe. On group outings, we all have saws, the Silky Big-boy the most popular, and just one axe as group equipment. Groetjes uit het Zwitserse Jurageberchte.

@brawndothethirstmutilator9848

2 жыл бұрын

Also a lot harder to injure yourself with a hand saw.

Hey! At 1:43 thats the factory edge, bet the DBK boys could scandivex that in no time and make it cut paper like a hot saw through butter.

Love your vids guys!!! What was the griddle you used in the video?? Thanks guys!!!

Lol, these videos are the best! Who does the cowboy narrations?

I just bought the taiga forester, Black Grip (cause I’m cheap, I’m sorry) Blade HQ is over $100 above market value. Well, they matched the price for me which was awesome! Thumbs up to Blade HQ

You can baton with a saw. First cut a 4 cm log at a steep angle to use as a wedge. Then cut a slot in the log you want to baton. Jam the wedge in with a hammer (a third log). Love your stuff.

@stevanoutdoor

3 жыл бұрын

Than you baton a wedge, not a saw. You can't baton a saw without damage.

I love my Silky Saw PocketBoy..I need to buy another one and some spare blades.its one hell of a tool.light and compact enough to keep in your camping gear and/or a bug-out bag..I often swap between my ESEE Junglas,my Estwing hatchet or my Estwing camp axe for a chopping tool..I swap between my Bradford Guardian 4.5,ESEE 3 in S35VN,Bark River Bravo 1.5,etc for my belt knife..my Silky Saw PocketBoy is the one cutting tool that is guaranteed to come with me anytime I go camping or out in the woods just to fuck off..it’s easily the best little handsaw I’ve ever used by a large margin

i love silky, but when i pack out for a couple of days, i carry the Zubat pro, but silky blades are brittle n like to snap. so i always have a Laplander. plus they now sell a lap with a mora for like 40-50 USD. you cant beat that cost for those back ups

Please put together some camping recipe videos! I'd love to cook some of your dishes for my mates on a future camping trip!

Good video guys!!! Big fan of effective saws. Silky are effective and importantly efficient. The demo Silky vs. knife scenarios on fire prep, ignition, to establishment was good also for exhibiting (that in reality) all this feather-sticking and battoning (while good to know) is hardly the fundamental necessities for fire making. In certain circumstances more efforts in fact delaying sustainable fire establishment. Silky saw teeth are crazy sharp plus the spines are sharp as well for scraping shavings and sparking ferro rods. Food prep was doable... maybe not Julia Child in the wild presentation... however end resulting in good eats. The destruction 'shot' was pretty much 100% predictable upon impact. I do think targeting the saw was a good idea to showcase that impact energy transfer to the blade is a no-go for 'this tool' and tempering. As a follow-up: try shooting (and hitting) a few other folding saws. I'd try the Bahco Laplander for certain, and perhaps a much larger Silky like BigBoy 2000 just to see some comparative impact results.

Martin, Mikkie, please make an review about the Bark River Macv Sog Combat knive in CPM 3V... This might be the ultimate Survival and Combat Knive!

daaaaaum... I need more of that slo cookin action goodness...

Just got the gomboy 270. Its a beast.

Hi. incredible channel. thanks for the reviews. I suggest you can review Spanish knives (Aitor and Muela for example). greetings from Chile

The quality of this video is amazing :D

@DutchBushcraftKnives

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks brother. You goddamn legend

@Luis-yc3wv

3 жыл бұрын

@@DutchBushcraftKnives OMG I love you guys, greetings from Mexico.

also to the way we cut small tomatoes (cherry/grape) or any thing that like to skate or roll on you. us a lid n something flat. place the face down so the sealing ridge is up, place what you want to half inside. place something flat (not your hands)on top n press. the then cut the akward oreo through the "cream" section. cream meaning the item you want to cut. if anyone has any questions... the milk is on

Great saw! (Commenting for the algorithm 😂)

Yep, this video was a good idea (except the shooting part lol you knew it was going to snap). Around 2015 or so, when I started bushcrafting with metal tools, I've had a pocket saw before my first knife. Once I did try basic bushcrafting with that saw only, as I had no knife back then, and it is funny to see you do way better than I did (my first saw has no sharp spine and has very rough teeth). Before the saw, I had used stone tools. Now I have a small Pocketoy as EDC and a Gomboy 210 for crafting projects.

@DutchBushcraftKnives

3 жыл бұрын

Hahahah the sharp spine is a real life saver!

I loved the video

Folding saw or folding bow saw. Got the laplander but a bow saw makes for an easy life

Have you guys ever reviewed a Jacklore classic bushcraft knife and if so what do you think of them ? They are extremely well crafted

If you sharpen the spine, it will be a good food prepper as well + feathersticks

Love your videos

Quality as always lads 👍👍

Whats the best length for camping and long term? I always lean towards laplander or...a folding bow saw

Good video lads but what about the opinel saws, now they are true pocket saws!!! Food for thought.

You don't need shavings, just get some saw dust from fat wood. It will ignite from sparks from a fire-steel.

Silky all the way! And don't forget, for all you superlightweight travellers, there is also the Silky F180 (much lighter and even cheaper!). Never leave home without one :)!

In a survival event how does one sharpen a saw? U' boyz have a video on sheaths, combining various items on a shealth, your favorite stone knife (knapping), what dresses are fashionable vs. pragmatic in the woods during a SHTF scenario? ... just saying Enjoy your videos even tho' on a Mora knife budget

Wow that's some good fire rod. Video review?

What do you mean by: "Is it good?" Myskey? Martin did it!! It has to be good by the laws that myghty Odin has stumbled upon us😅😆😆

Interesting !

An upload on time? Big changes coming 2021!

Got an idea why that meal was so tasty. The saw ripped open the cells of the vegetables instead of slicing through them, that way they could provide more flavour.

I have a forest that needs carried away! Martin: Hold my knife, I've got this. When can I come eat with you guys?

DBK..? Where did you guys get that three leg portable concave grill/griddle that you cooked that meal with. Absolutely love it. Please let me know. Thks. Love your vids!! 👍🏻.

@DutchBushcraftKnives

2 жыл бұрын

Hey that's a petromax fs48 !

I love Dexter. And you 😍

how about to check drop forged survivalist ? or some new cold steel knives

Mybe if to expensiv go for the f180 from Silky. Similar good but much cheaper 😁

this was a goddammed good video boys...

Silky saws are literally the best woods saw

What do you guys think about karambit knives?.and can you use them for bushcraft?

You should test the Schrade Frontier 5" Fixed Blade SCHF51M 1095 Carbon Steel

i have silky gomboy 210 originally with fine teeth straight plate, niw its with medium teeth curved... its really beutifull tool but it lacks sturdiness... its saw plate can bend at weakest point like nothing, if you get stuck... and if you will straigten it few times it will break. luckily nothing that little welding could not handle i dont know what steelnis it.. but it does not behave like stainless when welded.

Does saw in my victorinox forester count? It's really good, and I mean REALLY GOOD. Part of me wishes they made just the folding saw separately, it's that awesome.