Great video Wako! Still unbelievable that you use our knife! Fun fact: the handle geometry is almost identical to the gunny scandi you sold me years ago! (We based our handle on that knife) You might have sold it to me because you thought the same of that handle back then around 10 years ago, who knows! Anyway, till this day it remains my favorite knife my friend, i think that handle is perfect and I will cherish the knife forever. Cheers, Mikkie B
I'd be interested in seeing you use the knife on a deer indeed. Convex grind then will surpass any low scandi grind (or scandivex like your Garberg), which while awesome for battoning, won't be much fun when trying to neatly cut precious fine meat as from a deer.
What on earth are you on about? If I was field dressing a deer, I’d use a proper HUNTING knife and not a bushcraft knife. I’d probably use either my Bark River Classic Drop Point or Fox River, both CPM 3V and convex going as I’m sure you are aware. Anyway, what concern is it of yours?
Got mine in the mail today, Pete. I noticed your comments regarding availability in your videos. So here is the latest take: knife costs 429euro + shipping in the EU. Prices went up since the kickstarter campaign due to material cost increase. Availability is good, the DBK guys do a couple of drops per year but it takes a few days for them to sell out. So whoever wants one, can get one. The knife comes with the kydex now. With the option to buy the leather sheath extra. Great experience overall, fast shipping, great service. The knife is just perfect.
It's amazing to see this come full circle with the DBK boys following and being inspired by this channel, to making their own channel, then making their own knife only to be featured on this channel hahahaha what a world we live in
Awesome! Ive been watching you for years, you inspired me to buy a firebox about 8 years ago and have been doing bushcraft and cooking ever since! Thank you for this skill
Again another beautiful video. A very good honest review and demonstration of the DBK and the Mora Garberg. I like the under water video, some nice size fish still to catch in that stream. Good to see you back.
I like the the thin handle. Reminds me of why people like me like the 1911 pistol. Its subjective because everyones hands are different when it comes to ergonomics. You also changed the thickness to your own liking on the Mora. And my botoning and feathering had a different experience with the knife last winter. Also you sharpened your Gerber to a comfortable specification to the point its perfect for you. And you had a lot of practice and hard use with the Gerber. The DBK is still fresh and new to you so its easy to have a knife you practiced with hard use and refined the blade to be better than something you just got. For the DBK. I like it. Its better than most of my knives. The DBK, Falkniven F1X and my Dulo knife is my best knives out of the many I got.
All very well, but the DBK knife is supposed to be a bushcraft knife after all so it should have performed much better. Also, the edge clearly wasn’t up to the job of battoning (steel issue?), whereas the edge on the Garberg performed as expected.
At 28:20 he's putting any flame out by smashing everything down with the blade...it'd catch quickly if he did it from a foot away, and let the sparks do their job. Great video Good Sir!
many people say that the Garberg is not a good knife. I convexed it like you do nearly at the same Time. And now it is exzellent. I hope you and your family are doing well.❤🇩🇪
If the TRC Knives, made their handles thicker (even the handle on Cuori and Apocalypse, are very thin), then they would have been by far, my favorite knife company!! Their designs always have features of a hunting knife design. Even the handle on the Apocalypse as also the Southpole, the Classic freedom, K1, all of them! Mille Cuori's handle, SHOULD have been a thicker handle. Check out, Ka-Bars, Beckers, Ontario etc, all those soldiers knives, combat knives, all come with very thick handles.TRC knives, not only are not thick, but even worse, are on the thin side. Hope they fix that issue someday.
I couldn't agree more doc since I got my garberg I haven't used any other knife, it's simple but very effective I wrapped the handle as well and put a convex grind on it is just perfect.
Geometry is king, the Garberg has a very fat bevel angle even with a convex edge. I wish Mora had made the main scandi bigger especially at the belly portion. I also hate their micro bevel my carbon version was horrible so I removed it. The DBK knife has a tall or high convex grind so its going to get stuck more in the wood. BUT I'd take that geometry over the Garberg any day. I do like the Garberg but I dont love it like so many seem to do. Its much better now with my edge on it but its still a thick cheese wedge of a knife. The belly curves up to aggressively and makes sharpening for most users difficult. It also causes people to eat away at the bellys Apex slowly blunting the grind until the belly can no longer cut bread let alone wood. They should have gave it a higher grind , more edge like the Real Steel Bushcrafter designs. I have a FLISSA Scandi bushcraft knife I reviewed from China in D2 steel. It can out perform the Garberg for almost all bushcrafting tasks and its only $25 .... I will be making a video to compare both knives when im able. I'd love to see a DBK knife made with 80CrV2 for $100 with a good sheath. That would be awesome but it aint gonna happen in this economy.
He refined the blade to his specification and also made the handle thicker as well and used the Mora for a long time. Plus the ergonomics is different with each person. I like Virtuovice but it was a bit of a unfair comparison. It would have been a bit more fair to have a Garberg straight out of the box no changes vs the DBK.
@@vagabond4576 The DBK guys said they made the best bushcraft knife...but anyway batoning wood is not the primary criteria in order to evaluate a knife's performance, primary criteria for a knife performance should be ability how a knife cuts, slices etc...Garberg is better at batoning because it has a wider angle wedge blade cross section than a DBK knife not because Wako refined the edge or made a handle "thicker
Wako said he didnt like the handle. And his handle was changed to make it more thicker with a rubber sleeve. And he had his Mora knife made and sharpened to his specifics because he had it for a long time. The original Gerbergs grind is a pure low scandi and is even not prefered by Wako in the past with that type of grind. He actually doesnt like scandis. So Wider Wedge BS talking out of your ass when he changed the grind on a knife comparison. Your that same fool who went after me on my other comment with a snide remark. So this is the last time I reply cause I got better things to do than debate. I wont read further. So if you reply anymore. I moved on fool. Best to do the same.
All very well, but the DBK knife is supposed to be a bushcraft knife after all so it should have performed much better. Also, the edge clearly wasn’t up to the job of battoning (steel issue?), whereas the edge on the Garberg performed as expected.
@@peter2814 I agree, however the main problem of DBK knife is its skeletonized tang which is of course shit, a weak point...DBK knife is just another vastly overpriced knife item...
The knife has probably other benefits also, but when you name your knife "Bushcrafter" you can expect that it will get compared with other bushcraft knives.
nice way to spend a day, some good times near the flowing water 😊 would you mind making a sharpening video of the Rapala marttiini filé knife? i've never sharpened mine and its so bendy i would like some pointers.
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Great video Wako! Still unbelievable that you use our knife!
Fun fact: the handle geometry is almost identical to the gunny scandi you sold me years ago! (We based our handle on that knife)
You might have sold it to me because you thought the same of that handle back then around 10 years ago, who knows! Anyway, till this day it remains my favorite knife my friend, i think that handle is perfect and I will cherish the knife forever.
Cheers, Mikkie B
Your knife feels versatile rather than only for bushcraft. I will try it again for deer dressing this coming fall or winter. Cheers, Wako.
Stick to the clowning about and leave the knife making to the experts!
I'd be interested in seeing you use the knife on a deer indeed. Convex grind then will surpass any low scandi grind (or scandivex like your Garberg), which while awesome for battoning, won't be much fun when trying to neatly cut precious fine meat as from a deer.
What on earth are you on about? If I was field dressing a deer, I’d use a proper HUNTING knife and not a bushcraft knife. I’d probably use either my Bark River Classic Drop Point or Fox River, both CPM 3V and convex going as I’m sure you are aware.
Anyway, what concern is it of yours?
@@peter2814Poor angry little man😂 Stay mad
The man, the myth, the legend.
OG of catch n cooks.
@@LL-ib5oj And also the OG of Japanese Trump supporters! The good Doctor really loves Donald Trump!
great to see you taking the DBK out. those boys love you a lot
Thought I might see ya in here. Love your channel too bro! One of my favorites and glad to see you back at it. I appreciate your hard work
Got mine in the mail today, Pete. I noticed your comments regarding availability in your videos. So here is the latest take: knife costs 429euro + shipping in the EU. Prices went up since the kickstarter campaign due to material cost increase. Availability is good, the DBK guys do a couple of drops per year but it takes a few days for them to sell out. So whoever wants one, can get one. The knife comes with the kydex now. With the option to buy the leather sheath extra.
Great experience overall, fast shipping, great service. The knife is just perfect.
@@mattyscull5317 very glad to hear it! Hope it'll serve you well!
@@DutchBushcraftKnives seems like the cheaper Garberg split woods way better than the expensive DBK knives 😂
@@ElektroMoog small scandivex breaks open the wood faster. it's a design thing that doesn't really have to with costs
It's amazing to see this come full circle with the DBK boys following and being inspired by this channel, to making their own channel, then making their own knife only to be featured on this channel hahahaha what a world we live in
Glad to see you posting Doc! Hope all is well.
Fishing in the stream and bushcrafting by a fireplace never gets old.
Awesome! Ive been watching you for years, you inspired me to buy a firebox about 8 years ago and have been doing bushcraft and cooking ever since! Thank you for this skill
Making almost nothing into something wonderful. Thank you.
Affordable bliss.
Bless you Dr. Waco, I really needed this beautiful video!
These never get old, thank you for sharing such an awesome place with us.
I love your videos on catch-and-cook of fish and wild edible plants.
Virtuovice has inspired me for 12 years now, greetings from Latvia...
I was just thinking how I miss your uploads doc. Thank you for posting, and showing us a beautiful side to Japan.
Long time no see. Glad you brought us along on your trip.
I really love your videos. Your expertise and knowledge are second to none. Look forward to the next one.
Again another beautiful video. A very good honest review and demonstration of the DBK and the Mora Garberg. I like the under water video, some nice size fish still to catch in that stream. Good to see you back.
Nice to see you again.
Kind regards 👌🏻
beautiful river and fishing again, thanks doc
I like the the thin handle. Reminds me of why people like me like the 1911 pistol. Its subjective because everyones hands are different when it comes to ergonomics. You also changed the thickness to your own liking on the Mora. And my botoning and feathering had a different experience with the knife last winter. Also you sharpened your Gerber to a comfortable specification to the point its perfect for you. And you had a lot of practice and hard use with the Gerber. The DBK is still fresh and new to you so its easy to have a knife you practiced with hard use and refined the blade to be better than something you just got. For the DBK. I like it. Its better than most of my knives. The DBK, Falkniven F1X and my Dulo knife is my best knives out of the many I got.
The handle of a 1911 Colt's pistol is certainly thicker than a DBK knife's handle.
I'm thinking the DBK Boys are in seventh heaven right now , seeing their inspiration using their knife... BRAVO 😊
Waiting for this! Just discovered your channel couple of weeks ago through DBK. And I like the way you are doing it.
If you just discovered this channel, you have a lot of watching to do over the holidays 🤣
Oh Dr. I will watch many times. I cannot thank you enough for your videos. We love you!
The boys that do honest reviews got their own honest review.
Love my dbk bushcrafter. Thank you for the upload mr virtuovice
He’s Back!!! Thank you for the superb content!!
love it Doc! keep doing what you're doing ,keeping plenty of people entertained! Stay safe.
Always a pleasure when you post!
Great fishing skills. Love your knife collection, specialy the Bark River collection.
Man it sure is pretty there.
Miss these Videos ... Dont think Ive ever thanked you for teaching me how to sharpen... SO Thank you Sir.
Just the other day I thought of you. Bushcraft River side lunch and here you are..thanks for the upload.
I had higher expectations for the DBK knife, with all its premium materials. However this proves that geometry is what makes a knife a good knife.
Hes been using that Mora for a long time and refined the blade and thickened the handle to his specification. So its not a fair comparison.
All very well, but the DBK knife is supposed to be a bushcraft knife after all so it should have performed much better. Also, the edge clearly wasn’t up to the job of battoning (steel issue?), whereas the edge on the Garberg performed as expected.
Bottom line...
The $400 knife got spanked by the $100 blade
Two Universes colliding... we all win! Thanks for the review and the zen Dr. Waco
At 28:20 he's putting any flame out by smashing everything down with the blade...it'd catch quickly if he did it from a foot away, and let the sparks do their job. Great video Good Sir!
You make me very happy to see new video from you. Thank you Sir.
many people say that the Garberg is not a good knife. I convexed it like you do nearly at the same Time. And now it is exzellent. I hope you and your family are doing well.❤🇩🇪
Wow that wood looks tough, even the 1.5 inch diameter ones are hard to baton thru 😮
Great to se you again, Mr. Virtuovice San! It has been a long time, and I have been a keen follower of your content for years!
most excellent I could watch your knife work all day long.
If the TRC Knives, made their handles thicker (even the handle on Cuori and Apocalypse, are very thin), then they would have been by far, my favorite knife company!! Their designs always have features of a hunting knife design. Even the handle on the Apocalypse as also the Southpole, the Classic freedom, K1, all of them! Mille Cuori's handle, SHOULD have been a thicker handle. Check out, Ka-Bars, Beckers, Ontario etc, all those soldiers knives, combat knives, all come with very thick handles.TRC knives, not only are not thick, but even worse, are on the thin side. Hope they fix that issue someday.
That water is beautiful and clean!
I couldn't agree more doc since I got my garberg I haven't used any other knife, it's simple but very effective I wrapped the handle as well and put a convex grind on it is just perfect.
The water looks amazing
Beautiful fish and stream, makes memories for me.
Hello Wako, thanks for another fun video!
Thanks for your videos. 👍🏻
DBK is gonna be heart broken!!! They love you
The video we’ve all been waiting for! Yes!!!!!
Such a beautiful spot, I'm jealous tbh 😅 Wish I had such a place to fish too 😔 a pleasure to watch you enjoy fishing and eating and relaxing 😊
nice to see you back
Good to see you again old friend!
Absolutely cool, greetings from Bavaria Germany 👍
What a pleasant video.
Looks great place to spend a few hours fishing
Beautiful video as always mate! The scenery of your land is just breathtaking. Coming from a place of size limits, those fish seem tiny though!
Awesome!!!
Great Video
❤ feeling nature.
Like the fish and streamside lunch with blade review. Beautiful streams and pools there in Japan. It looks similiar to NW part of America.
love it
シカ先生、楽しんでいますね。
残暑お見舞い申し上げます。
北海道も暑いのでしょうね。
お身体大切に！
ここ連日35℃くらいで、記録的暑さの、クーラー設備があまり一般家庭にないヨーロッパより。
Saw some good knapping stones there
Geometry is king, the Garberg has a very fat bevel angle even with a convex edge. I wish Mora had made the main scandi bigger especially at the belly portion. I also hate their micro bevel my carbon version was horrible so I removed it.
The DBK knife has a tall or high convex grind so its going to get stuck more in the wood. BUT I'd take that geometry over the Garberg any day. I do like the Garberg but I dont love it like so many seem to do.
Its much better now with my edge on it but its still a thick cheese wedge of a knife. The belly curves up to aggressively and makes sharpening for most users difficult. It also causes people to eat away at the bellys Apex slowly blunting the grind until the belly can no longer cut bread let alone wood.
They should have gave it a higher grind , more edge like the Real Steel Bushcrafter designs.
I have a FLISSA Scandi bushcraft knife I reviewed from China in D2 steel. It can out perform the Garberg for almost all bushcrafting tasks and its only $25 ....
I will be making a video to compare both knives when im able.
I'd love to see a DBK knife made with 80CrV2 for $100 with a good sheath. That would be awesome but it aint gonna happen in this economy.
Damn, the dbk knife beaten by the garberg, this says a lot.....
He refined the blade to his specification and also made the handle thicker as well and used the Mora for a long time. Plus the ergonomics is different with each person. I like Virtuovice but it was a bit of a unfair comparison. It would have been a bit more fair to have a Garberg straight out of the box no changes vs the DBK.
@@vagabond4576 The DBK guys said they made the best bushcraft knife...but anyway batoning wood is not the primary criteria in order to evaluate a knife's performance, primary criteria for a knife performance should be ability how a knife cuts, slices etc...Garberg is better at batoning because it has a wider angle wedge blade cross section than a DBK knife not because Wako refined the edge or made a handle "thicker
Wako said he didnt like the handle. And his handle was changed to make it more thicker with a rubber sleeve. And he had his Mora knife made and sharpened to his specifics because he had it for a long time. The original Gerbergs grind is a pure low scandi and is even not prefered by Wako in the past with that type of grind. He actually doesnt like scandis. So Wider Wedge BS talking out of your ass when he changed the grind on a knife comparison. Your that same fool who went after me on my other comment with a snide remark. So this is the last time I reply cause I got better things to do than debate. I wont read further. So if you reply anymore. I moved on fool. Best to do the same.
All very well, but the DBK knife is supposed to be a bushcraft knife after all so it should have performed much better. Also, the edge clearly wasn’t up to the job of battoning (steel issue?), whereas the edge on the Garberg performed as expected.
@@peter2814 I agree, however the main problem of DBK knife is its skeletonized tang which is of course shit, a weak point...DBK knife is just another vastly overpriced knife item...
Great fishing skillz! BeAuTiFulL $p0t!
The knife has probably other benefits also, but when you name your knife "Bushcrafter" you can expect that it will get compared with other bushcraft knives.
The trout are very small with you. Here in Germany, the trout must be at least 25 centimeters long, otherwise they have to be put back into the water!
If they started a go found me to get DBK and VV together for a colab video I would so chip in
What are your feelings about the grind? It definitely seems unusual to me. Saber with lower bit but convex.
Good video thankyou, what is the name of the watch you are wearing?
nice way to spend a day, some good times near the flowing water 😊 would you mind making a sharpening video of the Rapala marttiini filé knife? i've never sharpened mine and its so bendy i would like some pointers.
😍😍
He is back knife people 👍
良い👍‼️
been a while. hope all is good 👍🏻
What do you think about that kind of grind and thickness for hunting? Would you use it?
How much did you convex the Garberg. A full skandivex or just the bevel?
I'm dying to see if you'll ever compare the Buck Vanguard AG S30V against the new Vanguard Pro Micarta S35VN in a hunting video. Dying lol
Finally. 😂🙏🏻
お疲れ様でした。
Does anyone know where to buy a keeper net like that?
Have You ever tried Yakut grind. You should evaluate it with Your experiance.
Imagine if he’d caught a couple of those big rainbow trout
英語勉強できます。ありがとうございます。
Full circle :)
Not to mention the price of a mora garberg.
Цікаве відео. Дякую вам.💙💛
Hello knife people!
Whats that fillet knife used?
What is your Watch ? Tks from🇩🇿
Ewa Boras, where u from in Algeria?
Do you still prefer Bark River?
Salut les francophones !
Hello, knife people
For what are the bells?
Warning the bears
@@JohannSwart_JWS thanks
What? No "Hello, fly fishing people"??
Dbk knife should be on Forged in Fire!
Dbk knife will not cut
Dbk knife will not keeeeeel
Can I go on vacation with you I’ll sleep in the backyard
Funny, seems like most of the comments are written by the same person.
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