I have one. Was a gift. Fantastic instrument. Shouldn't be in my hands lol. First off, that thing was razor sharp. Literally one of the sharpest edged metal blades I've ever seen. I used it to cut veggies and some chicken. there was little to no resistance as it went through everything as if it wasn't there. Used it for cutting everything for a week and it maintained it's edge pretty well.
There are no updates yet other than a wing has been covered and is about to get painted. That is all that has really happened lately. Will continue to document it and post about it when enough things happen.
Great knife, not so strong a demo, but a good video until there. Technique here was a little, I think, made up along the way. Call it "bull in ulu shop." But to give the ulu some exposure, points for good intentions.
How about showing us how well it cuts meats? 🤷🏽♂️ Show us how it is used to cut up a whole chicken or prepare a rack of ribs to be cooked. Show us how easy it is to use the blade to make a pork loin into chops. I'm not a professional cook but I was taught by one, my grandmother. How about showing us how it cuts cooked meats as my meals contain more than just vegetables.🤷🏽♂️ I almost bought one before I was medically retired in 2018 from the transportation industry but couldn't find much on the proper use of it. If I got one my wife and I probably would argue about who needs to use. One of the best things you can have in the kitchen is a good knife.
i have 2 ULU's, they are a great addition to kitchen tools, very nice for the handicapped. I love the knife. So, all being said... some day I would love Hollywood to put in a film, a 'ULU knife fight'. thank you.
@@BradySkye we have watched all your videos , it' was amazing as always . We started watching when we came across your video in Ireland. I'm sure I commented on the Alaska video as I usually comment to help your channel.
@@BradySkye OMG! brady! I just found my dad's ulu! It's from Juneau Alaska with a stand! I just KNEW that I had seen something similar around here. Soooooo COOLIO!!!
They're great for field dressing animals too. If you hunt.
How?
@@djinndevyl7077 it's a sharp knife...
scored one of these brand new unopened at a thrift store , these things are awesome.
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I have one. Was a gift. Fantastic instrument. Shouldn't be in my hands lol. First off, that thing was razor sharp. Literally one of the sharpest edged metal blades I've ever seen. I used it to cut veggies and some chicken. there was little to no resistance as it went through everything as if it wasn't there. Used it for cutting everything for a week and it maintained it's edge pretty well.
best pizza cutter hands down mine is high carbon steel i prefer
Oh yeah PIZZA! Can't forget that one. Pizza is the best.
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Buy one from an Alaskan Native!!
How is the Bellanca Cruisair? I'd love to see an update on that project!
There are no updates yet other than a wing has been covered and is about to get painted. That is all that has really happened lately. Will continue to document it and post about it when enough things happen.
That intro though! I'm here for it. 😁👏🏻
I always enjoyed your videos because of how much history you share about what you are speaking of.
I know you are! haha
I can't help it. I love history so I guess it's just natural, and I'll have to keep that note in mind moving forward : )
We love ours! My husbands daughter brought us one back from Alaska!
Oh very cool! It's always interesting to hear who knows about them already and who is just learning about them.
I use it to cut my stake with one hand
Perfect
Great knife, not so strong a demo, but a good video until there. Technique here was a little, I think, made up along the way. Call it "bull in ulu shop." But to give the ulu some exposure, points for good intentions.
If you like funky knives you should checkout a yakut knife, i use a ulu and a yakut now for deer season and they are awesome
How about showing us how well it cuts meats? 🤷🏽♂️ Show us how it is used to cut up a whole chicken or prepare a rack of ribs to be cooked. Show us how easy it is to use the blade to make a pork loin into chops. I'm not a professional cook but I was taught by one, my grandmother. How about showing us how it cuts cooked meats as my meals contain more than just vegetables.🤷🏽♂️
I almost bought one before I was medically retired in 2018 from the transportation industry but couldn't find much on the proper use of it. If I got one my wife and I probably would argue about who needs to use. One of the best things you can have in the kitchen is a good knife.
i have 2 ULU's, they are a great addition to kitchen tools, very nice for the handicapped. I love the knife. So, all being said... some day I would love Hollywood to put in a film, a 'ULU knife fight'. thank you.
Thank you. I found one of these at a thrift store. I liked it, but didn't know how to use it until I watched this video.
been looking at ulus for a while now
Nice 👍🏽
Amazon has them for various prices...
Dude, you just as well have purchased an axe, because that is how you are using it. You almost totally missed the whole point of an Ulu knife.
Are you talking about rocking it back and forth? Or showing an animal being skinned with it?
These are cool,I remember you showing then on your video in Alaska.
Oh you watched the Alaska film? That's awesome! How did it make you feel about Alaska?
@@BradySkye we have watched all your videos , it' was amazing as always . We started watching when we came across your video in Ireland. I'm sure I commented on the Alaska video as I usually comment to help your channel.
How fun!!! Thanks for the new fascination! ;-)
Hehe you're welcome!
@@BradySkye OMG! brady! I just found my dad's ulu! It's from Juneau Alaska with a stand! I just KNEW that I had seen something similar around here. Soooooo COOLIO!!!