These are a HUGE part of Finnish Puukko history. Im Biased..
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Music in the intro: Johann Sebastian Bach - Bist du bei mir.
Piano played by your’s truly. All the photos taken by me. #knives #puukkos #marttiini #finland #nordic #bushcraft
Was that you playing the piano in the beginning? Really nice music and photos. So the rumours of them moving south are true, oh well.
Was going to watch this video in two parts as it is late and quite a long one, couldn't bring myself to press pause😂.
Awesome video Ilari. Oh my Martiinni Suuslehti is in the kuerhenen sheath. Got it very cheap because it doesn't have the right sheath. That Kotka sheath is beautiful.
Glad you liked the video! Yeah, its me playing the piano, and recorded it with a potato, lol😂.
Its this wierd trend in Finland of bringing all the companies to south, lol.
The syyslehti is very nice looking puukko, have to say. They really should bring it back, and replace some wierd ones they have there currently..
It ended being quite a long video, thanx for watching it nevertheless Tim! Cheers!
👍 I really liked the photos that introduced this video. I am also a fan of Marttiini knives and have several. Enjoyed seeing and hearing about your collection, thank you for sharing.
Glad you liked it! Nature photography is a bit of a hobby of mine (one of many😅).
Thanx for watching man, have an awesome day!
Nice Intro! Great knives! Thx!👍
Thank you, and thanx for watching!🌲🔪🌲
Beautiful Tour! What a fine representation of Marttiini Puukko's, such a rich history! Thank you for such a Nice Movie! 👍👍
Thank you! Much appreciated!👍🔪🌲🔪
there's no way to change perfection keep on keeping on kicking wanye one. day we'll learn all about pukkos I love them myself most of my knifes are pukkos it made me smile when you noticed me new video
Thanx for watching! Have a great day!🌲🔪🌲
Lovely played piano introduction to go along with song birds of your area of Finland.
I have used the fillet knives of Marttiini most of my life, there are currently three in the kitchen knife drawer that get regular use in food preparation in our home. They were imported to North America but the same company that brought the Rapala lures across the Atlantic Ocean. They were always a good value. I fillet many hundreds (maybe thousands) of fish with those knives.
Thank you for the heart felt review of one of your first loves in life. I enjoyed this video very much.
I particularly like, what I think of as a birds head on Puukko handles, it makes it easy to pull the Puukko from the sheath with cold, wet, bloody or slimy hands as does the Sammi style of handle.
I also have still one fillet from them. Over 30 yrs old. I think they were the most sold knives of Marttiini in general (though Ilves was the most sold puukko). They sold them a lot of them in the states I think.
Funny thing, my parents lived very near the Rapala headquarters in Vääksy village by the lake Päijänne. Visited often the museum. Going there this summer also for a fishing trip.
Thanx for watching, and sharing your experiences with Marttiini.
Have a great day! 🌲🔪🌲
I picked up two Marttiinis when I was in Finland. They were on my list. I have the Karhu one (go figure!).
Also, I enjoyed the music and pics at the beginning. Was that you? Beautiful music. I love Finnish music. I listened to some one evening while I was visiting Finland, and the mood was special because I was actually there in Finland, where the music came from. Lovely stuff. 👍🏻🇫🇮🇨🇦
Yeah, its me playing, not very good recording😅
I often do also the same, when visiting a new country I listen to the music of the country. Great to bring to the sort of mood of the country.
Thanx for watching, have an awesome day!🇨🇦🇫🇮
Great Video .
Thanx for watching man!👍
I am loving this video! Brilliant!!
@@dongkhamet1351 Thank you so much! Much appreciated!
Excellent video and discussion. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and your collection.
Than you John, and thanx for watching! Have an enjoyable day!
Thanks for this fascinating history of Marttiini knives. I bought my first "Lynx" model in 1966, when I was a scout. I had it until not so long ago, when my Dad, who was getting confused towards the end of his life, decided to donate all my kit to the "Cat's Protection" charity shop. Luckily, I have several other, more up to date models which he did not give away.
Thank you for sharing story!
1966 already! Wow, respect!
Thanx for watching have great day!🌲🔪🌲
@@OldForestBushcraft I like to think that whoever bought my knife from the charity shop is still enjoying it somewhere.
Got my ahti tikka!!! Absolutely amazing lil knife…it’s amazing how I can justify the “next batch of knives”…going to pick up mora’s 120, 122 and 106..163 and 164 hook knives…woohoo!!! Can’t wait…beautiful knives again brother..
Yeah the Ahti Tikka is bloody awesome! And a super value!👍 Thanx for watching, have a fantastic day!
Always thank you for the content. Your Bias is warranted brother!!! Lol
You are a Finnish native where Puukkos being your national knife. I trust your opinion on a puukko knife than most others (especially with your love for the LTWK Large Northern hunter; which is my favorite knife design next to their JX2 Jessmuk).
Looking forward to your next video! Be safe out there,
-Seth
Thanx for the nice comment!
Have a great day my friend!🌲🔪🌲
I most like the variation of the Marttiini models. You get a puukko in nearly 20 different ways...different sheath, blade, handle, Material, more modern or traditional.
Many nordic brands have different sizes, stainless or carbon steel but they almost look the same.
Good point! Actually didnt think about that angle. Marttiini does indeed have a lot of models and variation. Some models come and go, some stay. Is Marttiini the Bark River of Puukkos?😅
Thanx for watching, have a great day!
@@OldForestBushcraft Thank you! Like to see more Marttiini Reviews on your channel 😃
@@Treckopc 👍
I was going to buy a Marttiini as a way to feel connected with my Finnish ancestry, but couldn't after learning they are now made in Estonia. Purchased an Erapu instead and am very happy with it.
Very good choice, have never been dissapointed with Eräpuu.
And totally understand, they should make it in Finland for sure.
Thanx for watching!
Did you noticed any difference of the grinding angle? In my mind the stainless lynx blade feels more slicy than the Carbon blades.
Thanx for sharing your observation! This is something I havent noticed, but my experience with newer Marttiinis is very recent. Will keep my eye on this👍
Moi, video oli asiaa, itse olen huomannut että Rapalan siirryttyä omistajaksi laadunvalvonta on kärsinyt, nykyään ostan Ahti tai Woodsknife puukkoja. Kotona on sen verran paljon puukkoja että pystyn vertaamaan eri valmistajien laatua. kiitos videosta.
Kiitos kommentista! Joo itselle uudemmat Marttiinit vieraampia (tuo Kierinki ensimmäinen Marttiini melkein 20 vuoteen) niin mielenkiintoista kuulla ihmisten kokemuksia. Harvoin fuusiot, tuotantojen siirtelyt laatua parantaa. Woodsknife ja Ahti veitsisiin ollut tosi tyytyväinen. Hinta laatu kohillaan.
Hyvät päivänjatkot!👍