Terävä Jääkäripuukko - Hybrid Bushcraft
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- Опубликовано: 4 дек 2017
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I have the Jääkäripuukko 140 in carbon and the skrama in carbon. Love them. They hold an edge so amazingly well and they are BEASTS.
Love this knife so much. 80crv2 takes a very nice edge (For more at least) and from what I have found it will cut way past 1095, I would expect numbers around and surpassing D2 (120).
I have used 80crV2 puukko's over a decade now, i have had the 140 jääkäripuukko for few years and it's great I've used it stupid hard just for the fun of it and never had an issues. For bigger 80crV2 blades i allways have small micro bevel for ease of sharpening and avoiding edge damages, but smaller blades don't need it and they carve better. Allso these Blades are made in Kauhava Finland the puukko Mecca of the world. Nice timing on this review too today 6.12.2017 its Finlands 100 years Independence day.
I have this knife for over a year now and it's my favorite fixed blade knife.
An even better knife. Check out the new very refined Fallknivens *mister smith* - *Fallkniven F1 Pro* (10 FNF1PRO10) *_$237 USD_* on Amazon.com
They are amazing. I bought 2 of them & nothing come close to their:
- steel quality
- handle quality
- build quality
- full-tang with a "warm" handle (do you know why the warm handle is important on these knives)
- heavy-duty "figure guard" I think it's called
If money is an issue the *_$90 USD_* carbon/ *_$73 USD_* Stainless - *Mora Garberg* blows the Terava Jaakar Puukko out of the water
with the same stats:
- better steel quality
- better handle quality
- better build quality
- full-tang with a "warm" handle (do you know why the warm handle is important on these knives)
The Terava Jaakar Puukko seems to me like a military designed knife due to it's crude yet heavy robust built.
It is a good knife but at today's higher prices of *_$68 USD_* (in 2016 -2017 Terava sold the puukko for *_$48 each)_*
the Terava Jaakar Puukko has lost it's only plus point.
@@sweetcostarica umm the jaakaripuukko has better steel, and handle than the garberg and the fallknivens are overpriced
@@sweetcostarica lol how does nothing come close to fallknivens steel, there are so many better steels than Cos
@Rick Koontz lol yea defo
I have the 110 model and absolutely love it.
You've gotta get the Skrama,, I love mine as a one tool option,,, Totally highly recommend it...... And it's a Seax,, which means a lot, to us Anglo Saxon descendants,,,
80Crv2 is an alloy steel designed to be an upgrade (replacement) for 5160. I have one of these and while I like it very much I rarely have need of a knife of this thickness.
I love the handle on this knife
Just based on forum browsing, people really seem to like 80CrV2. No experience with it myself, but I think it should be tougher and hold an edge longer than 1095.
i just got my 140 one week ago... love it..
I bought this knife in the 140 version and the Tops Bob , about 3 days later I sent the Bod back. I didn't care for Bod at all , this is a much better knife and about $60.00 cheaper. Pete , you missed out on the leather sheath , that thing is awesome,, I'm sure you've seen it in other videos, for the extra $20.00 or so , it's hands down the best leather sheath that I have . I wish they made a version of this knife with a slightly thinner stock, I would buy it in a second .
Brian Follett It's much much better than overpriced 1095 steel from Esee Tops or Ka bar, i dont say its bad steel but they want too much money that it actually costs, i know that rowen does the secret heattreatment on it, but after that it has only 55-57 hrc which is too low(for me).
I got mine back in mid April before two weeks, I ordered the 140 with brown sheath, an a nice wet stone, 10.00 for shipping so 80.00,not a bad price for a beasttly knife. Ty for the video, also thought the 140 would be too big actually is just right size for me.
Love the review and the Robo theme at the end.
This is a nice knife. I bought two of these. I’m not all that thrilled with the handle material because after several hours in the hand it starts to hurt, but its warm in the winter and grips well, but I don’t like too much grip when whittling. As for the steel, its satisfactory. It does not hold an edge as well as my Brothers of bushcraft knives working with birch or cedar. The sheath is fantastic both in form and function. Its a light knife and wears well as a dangler.
As far as I can find out 80crv2 has similar properties to O1 tool steel. Sound like a good steel for the price.
Good knife. Decent steel. Good price.
Oh also really love the sheaths for the puukkos.
My 110 made it to Arizona in 3 days. I have never expected such expediency. Some strange truck dropped off the package. I never seen or heard of them before.
Great review as always! Varusteleka is great to deal with and the Jaakaripuukko is a fantastic value. Ergos are some of the best in true Scandinavian fashion. Hope we get to see an edge retention test on this one!
I bought this with the plastic sheath, played around, and discovered that it actually clicks into a Mora pro sheath perfectly:-)
Grand River good to know! I've ordered one of these for my Mrs with the leather sheath but was planning to see if it fit any of my mora sheaths. If it does I might order another for myself.
Btw is that the 110 version you have?
Elliot 'kia ora' .... Yes it is. The sheath will leave a slight indentation on the sides of the knife handle but no big deal at all.
Just got mine a few days ago!!
looks good. I wasn't sure to get that size or the one size bigger.
I just ordered one of these, I am kinda half planning to strip the rubber off the handle and make a nice wood one, but everyone seems to love it …
Damn that name though. “I’m carrying an esee 4, what are you carrying?” “Oh, I’ve got my trusty old *Jaakaripuuko*”
I am carrying my Treva Varusteleka Jaakaripuukko
I appreciate that you mentioned the micro bevel. I don't care what's called what but I do like to know exactly what I'm buying and the term "scandi" just seems to mean a low partial flat grind nowadays.
Hey man really want to buy this knife but its sold out on Varusteleka is that where you picked yours up from? you mentioned army surplus...
Your closing song...nice
I like this knife. The Finns are close to my hart as being a Norwegian nall. Gj son
Looks like a good solid knife.
Can’t wait for the cut test. Thanks Pete
I love mine.
Very good review indeed!
Please would you prefer this Terävä Jäkäripuuko or Mora Bushcraft?
Looking forward to the edge test on this guy
hopefully will get it done tomorrow or friday!
Sweet! I look forward to it. Someone in your comments says it'll outperform 1095 and match D2. For $40 shipped that's worth it despite the plastic handle.
Is there anything in Australia that doesn't have spiders living inside it? ;-) Good video, I have one on the way and I already have a Skrama.
Rope Cutting Test Please !
If you had the choice between the Strongarm or the 110 Puuko, which would it be?
Is the spine almost as thick as the gerber strong arm, that's a awesome utility tactical knife,not really for bushcraft but it'll work if that's all you have,I love the 110 an the 140,good knives.
Man, all these cool, cheap knives...but they're all around the same size and some cases hardness of steel as my Cudeman MT-5. But I want them! This and the Hultifors are on my wishlist. Oh, just a quick one. The stainless on the Opinel No10 is fucking awesome. I've been using it as a fishing knife; leaving it in buckets of salt water, cutting bait and washing it off in the ocean etc. I always clean and strop my knives when I get home, but forgot about the No10 one night. Next day, not a sign of rust anywhere. EDIT: I just checked the price plus shipping on one with a leather sheath and it's still only about $115 Aussie. I might check out ol' mate that makes the sheaths though...or make my own. I have the tools, just need the leather (sorry for the long-winded comment).
Didn't think "knives having a baby", did give me a chuckle though. It's what my Hultafors OK4 wants to be when it grows up. Thought it might be a little too chunky at first glance, no problems so far and if finer carving might be needed I just put a Barlow in my pocket, job done.
The "coating" is mill scale.
6:30 you mention the leather sheath
Was it an off the shelf sheath?
What kind of wood is this red one?
I've been dying to buy one of these forever but theyre never in stock when I look. I'm close to just giving up. Awesome video and awesome knife, the slomo was well done! My editing needs work.
EDC with Aaron If you fill in the email alert on their website they'll send you an email when they are back in stock. You have to be quick though..they sell out fast .
Hey Pete , did you see the New Gerber Strong Arm in the BDZ-1 steel ? Its like a 2 for 1 for you , because you can also give that steel an edge retention test , although I don't think its much better than the 420HC, especially in toughness, and I'll put toughness above edge retention any day, on a woods knife.
I know - im want one. Cant get one here yet, I emailed gerber and asked to buy one direct from then but havent heard back yet
I like this knife, also the 140 if you like bigger knives. The description on the website you get them from says it all. Pair this up w a mora and you cant go wrong.
@@Butch_Deezlsteak Joe blow, why the no? Anyone knows that just about anything from that region is best bang for your buck all day!
@@Butch_Deezlsteak Haha do you own one? I can get in there like srimwear with a Mora, and do all the heavy work with the Jaakaripuukko. If you could own and carry more than one tool, wouldn't you?
Excellent knife, just don't leave it under the sun cause your hand will look like a tyre after you grab it! Very good performance of the blade though, in par with more expensive knives i believe.
I guess the ring might have a purpose: in deep snow, if you let your knife fall, it will "melt" the snow and slide odly...and you loose it! If you attach a coloured ribbon to the ring, you might be able to find the knife much more easily!
Which would you choose this knife or mora garberg Pete? Keep up the reviews mate as this is my go to channel when I'm stuck lol atb from the UK
gonna source a garberg and compare as soon as I can!
Cedric & Ada Gear and Outdoors see this is why I watch your channel nice one Pete keep up the top work 👌
YES!!!
If I recall correctly, that plastic is not a sheath and is not sold as such. It is a liner. There is one of those in their leather sheath. You could of course put that liner in the leather Mora sheath you showed if it will fit. Or you could have your mate make you a new sheath around that liner.
The original sheath is so perfect and nice for a few bucks.. you should have bought it. 😵👍🏼😉
Hi Cedric , thanks for the video , your leather sheath is very nice , i don't like the original . please where can i get one like that ?
Owl Creek Handmade made this one - check his out on Instagram!
thanks for your answer man , i found owl creek handmade on Etsy -
Firsssstt finally, it looks like Peltonen puukko, i think 80CrV2 is way better than 1095, this steel is popular in Europe for bushcraft knives, i have few custom knives with this steel and i m happy, it wont rust like 1095 too. Do the edge retention test and we will see.
Agreed, have used 80crv2 quite a bit now and it is way superior to 1095 for knives especially in the rust resistance department, also has good shock absorption properties. It definetly is a nice budget carbon steel.
Love 80CrV. I have it on my Ahti knives.
Loris Buschor That's right, Ahti, Kauhava, Polar, Lappi, Eräpuu use this steel, it's european ,,workhorse" steel
TheAnonymousSword For sure its budget stee,l but when heattreatment is done properly they can be comparised to much expensive stainless steels in terms of edge retention, i like other high carbon steels: O1, O2, NC6, ball bearing steel-52100,
jupp, heat treatment is very important for performance. If you ruin a heat treatment, you ruin your knife, especially with the high carbide stainless steels this often happens with overheating during powergrinding. I also prefer high carbon steels for applications where there can be unexpected lateral stress to the edge, like in a blade for all-round field use.
Say Heah Cedric, Happy Christmas, Ahhh, a $64,000 question, A. Mora Garberg. B. this knife. Dilly, Dilly.,,.p
Will you please get rid of that micro bevel and then test the edge durability for us?
Contrary to the web page which states this knife has a 23 degree (overall) grind, mine measures somewhere between 18 and 19 degrees. Taking a knife of this thickness down to a zero grind at this angle is just absurd. By way of comparison, a standard 2mm/0.08" thick Mora has an bevel angle of 22 degrees. That is something that actually makes sense and that is what you should be carrying if you want a very low edge angle.
rockets4kids I've seen a lot of the even thicker spined Tops BOB's taken down to a full scandi and perform just fine. They run somewhere between 24 and 26 degrees though and not the 23 stated by the manufacturer of this knife. I wonder if yours is an anomaly being that there is such a discrepancy in the stated grind angle and your knife. Either way, it all depends on what and how one intends to use it. Some knives take and hold a full scandi better than others which is why I asked OP to test it, which he already did in a newer video. Thanks for advancing the comversation by telling us what we should and shouldn't be carrying though.
There is a huge difference between 18-19 degrees and 24-26 degrees. Pete's other test was a *scandivex* edge, not a zero-grind. Obviously you can run the knife at zero grind if you want, but I have trouble believing there are any applications where you are going to need both a blade this thick and an edge angle so low.
I always put a secondary bevel on Scandi ground knives. The edge is just too fragile without it!
Was that a Rick and Morty reference I heard there?
little biiits
4:00 someone killed a wolf.....
I think the best thing about this knife is it is butt ugly so you won’t hesitate to beat the daylights out of it😂 seriously though
doggo not impressed,doggo wants treats instead.
I hope it's a good knife, I can't even pronounce it.
It's the best knife for the money, unless you want a big knife like the Skrama, then that's your tool. For sure worth the $120 for both, love them and the leather shealth
Weird looking with this ring
I missed the point for the reason to baton ?
its a test of what now?
During the test it didn`t break (it may never break,then again it might further down the road)
so the point is???
I`m not being facetious or vile... just curious
signed future president of the bann youtube videos from showing it on you tube videos.
i`m of the opinion that yes steel wins over wood,
in the case of a car vs a tree, all i can say was you dont know how to sharpen your car.
still... love your channel
basic strength and out of box integrity, I guess. not worth devoting too much grey matter toward, at any rate
okay , thanks, don`t be mad ,just wondering
all good man! i do a lot of things on a whim without much thought