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NEW MILWAUKEE FASTBACK FOLDING POCKET KNIVES FOR 2020! WHAT ONE IS YOUR FAVORITE?
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- Опубликовано: 1 мар 2020
- This video features 3 new Milwaukee FASTBACK pocket knives recently released around January 2020. They all have factory sharp stainless steel blades, a durable wire belt clip, lanyard holes, and more. Check out the video to see all the details.
In an upcoming video, I'll show you how I sharpen these knives with the Work Sharp Sharpener. Please subscribe and click on the bell icon to be notified of upcoming videos.
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QUESTION OF THE DAY: What pocket knife would you choose and why? Do you prefer spring assisted blades?
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QUESTION OF THE DAY: What pocket knife would you choose and why? Do you prefer spring assisted blades?
markthomasbuilder I like the dip point. I use my knife for everything. Thanks for the review.
@@jonathanbishop6290 It's a great knife for only $19 bucks!
EMERSON CQC-K IS SWEET, HAS HOOK, WHEN YOU TAKE IT OFF POCKET HOOK PULLS BLADE OPEN ONE HAND ONLY. WENT THOUGH DRYER SCUFFED UP FIBER/PLASTIC ON ONE SIDE, GOT SOME WEIGHT TO IT.
markthomasbuilder i just got the Benchmade Griptilian and I love it
Definitely the drop point. Serated blades suck to sharpen and they grab instead of cut, and the drop point is more versatile than the hawkbill.
I have been carrying a Milwaukee Fastback pocket knife every day for 3 years now. Great knives, holds an edge, easy to sharpen.
Cool! They're very handy for every day carry!
I’m a big fan of the fastback utility and regular knives. Good value/quality etc…..
hawkbill -- perfect for electrician
Yes, 💯! I'm a big fan of the hawkbill for opening boxes too.
I really like the camo pocket knife
Good choice👊
It’s really nice and interesting to see even Milwaukee try their hand at a “axis-lock” or a crossbar lock knife. Also it’s quite rare to find a knife with a crossbar, lock flipper tab and assisted opening all for a decent price. It’s nearly unheard of in the knife world so this fills a gap in the cutlery industry that knife people and average joes would appreciate all the same! The only gripe would be that it doesn’t have D2 steel like their hardline series. Excellent job Though I’m impressed!
I like the axis-lock on the Milwaukee knife. I'm thinking about getting the Milwaukee fixed blade with Aus-8 steel for my work corner wall.
The drop point looks very nice
It's a great knife, probably one of my favorite edc knives.
I like the camo pocket knife
It's a great edc. Not too big, but does a great job overall.
The drop point but they all look good
The drop point it the one I use the most from this collection.
If you need a dedicated package opener but don’t like dealing with disposable blades, I recommend the hawkbill
I agree, it's awesome for that!
A hawkbill does not strip Romex well hawk Bill strips ought cable as well as any round think cable
I like all three but I think I'm going to get the hawkbill first then the drop point! Thanks for the vid! I like how secure the hawkbill feels when slicing open a box or plastic packaging,it stays in the kerf!
The hawkbill is awesome! It works well on cardboard boxes, fabric, rope, wire, and even small things like a plastic clamshell to a micro SD card.
Love me some Milwaukee knives bro!!!
💯 I'm still trying to decide which one's my favorite. The hawkbill is amazing for breaking down cardboard boxes.
This is my first milwaukee knife ever, and it's way better than any Klein knife that I have ever have so far. It says that it stays sharp on the package, but I haven't put it through my normal day of cutting through all thread straps yet. I think the all thread will make it dull, so I need to learn how to and what to sharpen it with.
@@WilliamTavares Hi William, i use the Lansky sharpening system to keep my knives sharp. I am an electrician and a camper. (not afiliated)
Just bought the Eagle 🦅 Build! Love it!
I have been meaning to buy one of those hawk bill knife. I want it to cut sheet goods and cut all kinds of stuff!
I'm really liking it so far. It's staying pretty sharp, but I want to see how it works after it's first sharpening.
I have the original hawkbill and the camo drop point and a red skinnier drop point all great blades. I carry the drop point camo the most often though.
I like that one too. It's a handy edc.
I like the Tonto spring assist.
Same here. I'd like to have the drop point in a spring assist too.
Seem like decent knives for the average joe that walks into Home Depot, I’ve bought a couple Milwaukee knives in the past but since I really got into knife, these are very low on the totem pole. If you want real knives with good quality blades, buy a knife from a knife company. If you want something to throw in your toolbox, these will work
I agree, this is great for the tool box or carrying around at a job site. It's not the same as a high end $200 knife, but still gets the job done and very affordable.
markthomasbuilder no. Let’s be totally honest, you don’t have to spend $200 for a decent knife. Most spyderco models are under $100, but even at that, you can get much better knives than these, plenty of Kershaws, honey badgers, ganzos, etc for $20-30 and they all have much better blade steel than standard Stainless steel, and use better scales materials (g10, carbon fiber or FRN) with much better designs.
Yeap, these are great for punishment work
That's why they are cheap and sold in Home Depot.
On the hawk bill,the hole is to help open single handed
Yes, good point.
I like the drop point, but also would like to try the hawkbill..... I also like the serrated blade... Not sure which I will buy first!!! THANKS
Haha, it's a hard choice. I find myself going to the hawk bill more. I think it's because someone said it looks like the raptor claw from Jurassic Park.
Very good knifes you got there
Thanks CoolMan! It's a tough decision to figure out which one I like best. I'm new to trying the hawkbill out. It's pretty awesome!
@@MarkThomasBuilder no problem
So for me I have a Milwaukee and I've used it so much and there is still no blade play what so ever and it's the best go to knife for me but for your question I don't really like serrations because for me it's hard to sharpen it
Glad to hear the knife is holding up. I agree with not wanting a serrated blade.
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Thank you Mike, I appreciate you! I use these Milwaukee knives all the time. Some are in my tool chest, some on a shelf, and some in a desk drawer.
Are there any changes or a type of knife you would like to see? I'll be visiting Milwaukee again this summer and plan to talk with the product manager who oversees the knives.
Good video
Thanks for the visit
All three
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AXIS LOCK, Benchmade had exclusive use of the design until the patent expired a few years ago
Thanks for sharing. I'm a fan of that Axis lock.
How many camo knifes are there?? Drop point with finger guide.. my camo Fastback doesn't have the finger hole.. I am still in love with the everyday knife
Here's a link to all the knives available from Milwaukee: www.milwaukeetool.com/Search#q=knives. My favorite edc is the camo 48-22-1524.
@@MarkThomasBuilder 48-22-1990 is my camo edc.. I have it on a magnet hook
That's the raptor claw from jurassic park.:-)
Yes, 100%. Mother Nature has some awesome designs! This knife really comes in handy for cutting into things.
This is y I don't go to home depot....I end up with a shopping cart and not just for cleaning supplies..;-)
Rumplestiltskin haha, I know exactly what you’re talking about.🤣
Are you able to close the blade using the button or do you have to depress the liner lock?
Some have a liner lock, one is an arc lock.
I have the cannot one and I love it, I just want to know what happens if I need to sharpen it? I am an electrician and use it for boxes and to cut strapped off of all thread and pipe. I made a klein electrician knife very full from normal daily useage. I want to know if this knife is better
If you're wanting to sharpen the hawks bill knife, I've been looking at the Worksharp Ken Onion Angle Set with Tri-Brasive. It looks like the narrow abrasive will allow the curved blade to move through it easily. I've tried some other sharpeners but the sanding belts seem too wide and doing it by hand seems like the best option. Hope that helps.
I have the cammo one, I see that I put cannot
When it gets too full to sharpen, does the lifetime warranty allow you to take it to home depot for a new one?
@@MarkThomasBuilder what's the best way to sharpen these types of knives when you don't want to spend a lot of money on a sharpening tool? And how do you sharpen it correctly? I ruined my klein electrician knife that way.
I've owned plenty of both Milwaukee and Klein knifes and the Kleins are definitely a lot sharper than the Milwaukee. If you want a knife that your going to put through hell and do just about everything with and you know you're going to have to buy another one later I'd say get a Milwaukee or Husky but if you're set on using one for specific purposes and want it to last for a while I'd go with a Klein.
I'd like to point out that on the first and last knife, you can flip the clip to either side.
Great suggestion. I like tip up carry. How about you?
I'm a fan of the drop point blade because of the consistence edge & blade angle all the way back. Like some of the comments that have been mentioned about the serrated and hawks bill edges can be a PITA to sharpen while on the go. My question to markthomasbuilder is just a suggestion in your future reviews, if you could go one step further is to find out a what angle does the manufacture sharpen their blades at. Myself and others have guessed at what angles our blades are sharpen at and have screwed the edge even more, at guessing at the angle, just to bring it back to factory keen sharpness. Just a suggestion, thanks for reviewing.
I'm guessing 25 degree is the most common for pocket knives. I'll add that if I see it next time. Thanks!
I bought the camo knife today and returned it after getting home and opening the package.The printing on package is miss leading, you think it opens with button , but it doesn't. It's just blade lock release. doesn't just flip out at all. There's no getting used to it.
You might like the tanto assisted blade with the flipper better.
THE CAMO ONE IS TIP UP AND TIP DOWN YOU JUST HAVE TO SWITCH THE WIRE TO THE OTHER END.
I Use Lanyards in almost all my knives.
I dont like partially serrated knives
I always go with bright colours. Im a dumbass im constantly loosing knives... each year.... at least
It seems to me that most people commenting here don't care for partially serrated either.
markthomasbuilder yeah lmao im seeing that, for me its because sharpening is a little bit awkward and for edge real state (my way of saying i dont really use serrations, if needed i just use a saw. Cool video BTW!
They need to make the fast back left hand friendly or add a thumb stud instead of hole for opening
I agree. That would help.
markthomasbuilder I’ve ordered a thumb stud to put on hope it helps!
I use the drop point but would like it in spring assist. They won't sell humans switch blade up here in Canada though.
Spring assist is nice. If you can't have one in Canada, it's nice to have a folder with smooth action opening. I've tried a $200+ Zero Tolerance 0562 and it almost feels like a spring assist, it's that smooth.
Hawkbill...
It's a great blade, especially for opening boxes.
The hawkbills blade is designed more for big wire not really romex like u showed just a bit of info
I didn't know that. Thanks for sharing.
C00l😙😙😙😙
Drop point
Good choice!
Good deal man.... appreciate the video. I think I'll drop the change on that hawkbill. Many thanks for the education..... Thumbs up.....and a Sub.
The serrations on a blade just totally depend on what I'm doing. I pack three knives every day...all day. None of them are serrated..... BUT..... I also carry a matriarch 2 from Spyderco....and it's a hawkbill fully serrated blade.... I use it in places I can't take my pew legally.....
Serrations are better for cutting deep......I've always heard...and it seems to be true.
I looked up that Sypderco and man, it's a pretty wild looking design. I'm thinking about getting a Spyderco. Maybe the Manix.
No I keep it in the corner of my left jean pocket no sling
Cool, these knives are an ideal size for edc.
I have the hawkbill it’s like a karambit blade if anyone tries me they would get sliced up
My son has a karambit folder. They're very intimidating.
Bought 2 hawkbill neither would open like tgat
I wish they had a flipper.
Hate serrations! They're such a pain to sharpen
I agree.
Where can I purchase from in the uk
Can you get Home Depot or Amazon to ship to you?
Ha! Milwaukee makes a hawkbill button lock folder? Weird.
Yeah, it's a cool knife. I use it for opening boxes all the time.
I don't like serrated blades in a pocket knife.
Larry Cook I agree with that, unless i’m doing some wiring and I don’t have my electrical pliers.
I agree. My first pocket knife I purchased was serrated but they are harder to sharpen so I now stick with straight blades. I would only choose a serrated if I was cutting thicker rope often (which I do not). I like the Milwaukee D2 Steel smooth blade for my pocket knife. Spring assisted knives are banned in Canada so I can't comment there.
@@odoylerulez The Work Sharp Sharpener has a nice solution for sharpening serrated blades. I'll include that in my sharpening video that's coming up.
Drop point blade is what I would go for, BUT I've never understood camouflage on items like this. Don't drop it in the grass!
Haha, I hear ya.
Never use a hawk knife for stripping home wire. You are stripping off coating where you don't want to.
Huh, I haven't heard that. So a hawk knife is for commercial grade wire?
@@MarkThomasBuilder It isn't good to use on multiple wires as it nicks the coatings when separating them. Not really good on any wiring. Not enough control with it. There is a proper tool for the job and that ain't it. If I seen an electrician using one on my job site I would kick him off the job. One small scrape in the coating and you risk an arc.
Using a knife to strip cable is fine as long as you know how to strip cable without compromising the insulation on the conductors.
I used to use a knife for flex and swa cable.
Pocket knife is a weapon
I consider a pocket knife a tool.
I hate serrated blades! Won't have one! Sam Adler
It's not my first choice, lol.
For the price of any one you could get a much better knife that doesn't look like a toy and better steel from kershaw, cold steel, ganzo ect.
I'm finding myself using the hawkbill knife quite a bit. $14.97 is very reasonable in my opinion. Milwaukee also offers Hardline knives in D2 steel.
Better steel for 15 bucks??? Yeah rite
As a knife enthusiast these are all pretty absolutely terrible which is what makes them perfect for beating up on the job
The price point on these is good for a job knife. I wouldn't want to buy an expensive ZT and beat up on it.
No, I hate serrated
Haha, same here. If I'm using a bread knife, then that's the only serrated knife I really like, lol.
@@MarkThomasBuilder lol, me too
Partially serrated.
Thanks for voting!
@@MarkThomasBuilder It would be very helpful to me if you could find and review similar knives that are Made In USA or other non-CCP countries. I prefer the design of these Milwaukee knives, not only the price, so I'd pay much more for something that provided good salaries and a tax base to people in a non-authoritarian country. My Kershaw knife is just not as handy.
R M that is really thoughtful... thank you man
Lol, don't forget each knife is 4.2 pounds.
Dang that's heavy!
Serrated blades. No thanks.
Same with me.