Woo hoo!!! Thankyou brother. Fantastic.😁👊🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪😊👍 you have some fantastic knives. Nice to see Mrs Evans get you a falkniven for your birthday.👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 you are a great knife maker with some sweet skills. Bravo brother.😄🤘🌏🌿🌿🌿
Thankyou as always, like you said before you may have a few more than 5 knives lol. I respect how much content you put in your films and glad you bounced back from losing your woods keep well and be lucky
Oh man I was really enjoying the video then you pulled out the First Blood . One of my grail knives . Me and my mate had the really crap Copy with the plastic handle and compass . I think the blade was made of liquorice too . I’m as green as that handle colour . It’s beautiful .
Hey, Rob. You made me jealous enough with the part 1 and you throw out the part 2. I almost hit the thumb down. Showoff... Show us your axe collection next. Thanks to you, Rob, I will be lying awake at night thinking of all the knives I wanna get...
Yeah OK I am loving the knife collection vids am looking forward to your fallkniven vid, I now own 4 the R2 scout turned up today. Can't wait for fair weather to be able to play.
@@RobEvansWoodsman I am off as of Tuesday, we have family over. I will sneak off into the woods at some point, I bought a spartan blades for my 45th with s45vn steel and now the R2 both yet to be played with.......
Mates got a woodlore clone and for the price it's half decent although it's a little soft..when you pulled the lile out at the end it brought me back to having a mullet😂😂 can't wait for the saw and axe vids..all the best from the north west.. Lincoln 🤙
Great collection mate...in my opinion big knives should be beaters first and pretty second. I got the Skrama bushknife and I love mine, I bash it plenty and never ever clean the auld fella (character). Yeah, Rambo was also my introduction to the survival game...still a cracking movie after all these years as well...the book is a good'n as well.
I read the book and had quite a shock. Last week I read an article online saying that the original cut of FB was 3hours long and Stallone hated it! Imagine that being released now, I'd soil my boxers!!!
Yes I understand your Rambo knife proclivity - I've got one of the Dartmoor survival knives......kinda fun, I wouldn't necessarily want to have to use it in real life - a £6 Mora basic is probably twice as practical! 🤣 Great vid as usual, looking forward to seeing the others.
I actually am impressed by your sheath making aswell rob. We can see your skill set grow and evolve. Man i would love to have the skills and equippment to make leather wares. Nice hearing of your inspirations and journey Rob. I love Bertha.🥰🥰🥰🔪🔪🔪🔪😁👊👏👏👏👏🤙🤘 Can't wait for part 3 and 4 Fantastic bro.
@@jasonedwardledburynewzeala9897 edge beveler, v gouge , stud setting tools, marker wheel, knife (I use a Stanley knife), some form of electric sander is always a big help although the pureist wouldn't use a sander! There's probably loads of video on the subject on RUclips.
Some mighty steel right there Rob! Great seeing some more blades of yours. This time the light was a lot better mate. Your light and probably the angle away from the backlight of the window helped greatly! Enjoyed it as always!
Hey Rob, the skrama is made of 80crv2 steel, mine picked up a chip from something I did. I need to pull mine out and use it. I bought the longer version of your condor parang, round handle (bad) and blade so soft that branches dented it. Condor qc and support is non-existant here. Bought genuine malaysian parangs,much better!
Brilliant video rob it was great to see those knives and I saw a few I never knew existed so I appreciate that and I'm looking forward to seeing the rest of the knife videos hope your keeping well
Always enjoy your videos mate, very keen to see your axe collection being a big axe user myself! I would happily send you a nice Tasmanian pattern axe for you to try if the shipping rates weren't so crazy! All the best from Tasmania.
John Rambo is responsible for a lot of knife collections I think. I live not too far from where First Blood was filmed. It's the town's great claim to fame.
Wow! I'm sitting here drooling like a Boxer dog! I also love big knives and even made quite a few in my "love Bowie" days. And delighted to hear that you have so many orders! Can't wait for the rest of the collection series. A huge tree fell down here on the park and expose the trunk. The centre of the trunk appears to contain a huge solid core of what I think may be fatwood. Would that be right? I've no idea what species of tree it is, but I'll try to find out. I wish I knew how to send you a pic. There must be a few tons of it lying there!! A knifemaker is always happiest when the orders come rolling in. Enjoy Rob!
@@RobEvansWoodsman Okayyyy! So that is something else altogether. Still trying to learn about the tree species here! Fatwood is a new concept. So, clearly then that is why it is so highly prized, because it's scarce? Lesson learned! 😳
Nice vid mate, looking forward to the next few,fallkniven will be interesting, never had one but always feel the need I have to buy one, odd I still didn’t buy one tough🤔
I would suggest the Fallkniven F1 with COS steel or the H1, but I would prefer COS to 3G because COS is already very hard and 3G is super duper hard. COS steel and the F1 shape and size, make a perfect knife!
As I was in the Army when First Blood was released, it was like a chapter out of our own movie; observing how many Privates would show up for field exercises with those cheap knock-offs that suddenly flooded the market. At the time, immediately after release of the movie, nobody made a decent replica; and even if they did, it would have been crap; just a Hollywood prop. But the laughs!!!! You just can't imagine the laughs that were generated once the Sergeants got involved. They could create scenarios that not even Mel Brooks or the Pythons could imagine. A young man could have started his own scrap metal business in the aftermath....... LOL!!! Sergeants!!!! Never underestimate their devious creativity during times of boredom! I guess you just had to be there....... :D (on the other hand, some of those monsters you just showed, would have been of great use down in Panama) Four Thumbs Up
I asume youare aware of this" trick" for your banana knife, but i thought i would suggest for youbto check out sandy of jacklore knives showing how he repairs bent knives do to heat treatment accidents.
While you coveted the Rambo blade, I coveted the M60 SAW ( squad automatic weapon ) While you acquired your object of desire, ( admittedly rightly so ) I'm still working on mine :) - John had a younger brother, from another mother, Rob! -
Rob, if you get a chance search Knob Creek machine gun shoot. ( on you tube) After 50 years of continous business, a spectacle of American freedom ended last Oct. It wasn't political, it was a family business. I always wanted to attend. The event drew 10's of thousands of participants. Not a single mishap. It had been weighing on my mind since I moved to N.C. a 6 hour drive to the event. I didn't know it would end in 2021. I kick myself in the ass for procrastinating.
The M249 is a SAW....... The M60 & M240 are MG's. Big difference, especially when the CO says, "Giddy-Up Girls, we're gonna hump a few extra miles today, just to impress my girlfriend". LMAO!!!
@@whiskeyriver4322 you are correct sir. They didnt start using the SAW designation until after the M240 replaced the M60. When they took a step backwards from the 7.62 to the 5.56. I'm being sarcastic, there are advantages and disadvantages to either. Thanks for the correction. :)
Woo hoo!!! Thankyou brother. Fantastic.😁👊🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪😊👍 you have some fantastic knives. Nice to see Mrs Evans get you a falkniven for your birthday.👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 you are a great knife maker with some sweet skills. Bravo brother.😄🤘🌏🌿🌿🌿
Very enjoyable, a great collection 😎
Great knife collection presentation, Rob 👍
Thankyou as always, like you said before you may have a few more than 5 knives lol. I respect how much content you put in your films and glad you bounced back from losing your woods keep well and be lucky
I have always been lucky, thankfully!
Interesting, I'm very fond of my Mini Duku. To each their own. Cheers!
Great, first blood and lofty wise man both responsible for my interest in knives and survival.🗡️😜👍🏻
both legends
@@RobEvansWoodsman defo 😁
Always good fun mate - thank you
Good stuff Rob. I like Big Bertha a lot
Thanks, and yes please - Chris Reeve hollow handles. Promises made, promises kept. I'll remind you of that :-). I'm a big fan of his folders.
I have three hollow handles and three folders.
Nice one Rob...Looking forward to the Axe and Saws video :-)
Coming soon!
Nice one. Enjoyed that, thanks for the vid. All The Best from Mcr.
Nice collection. I really like your honesty :) Greetings from Slovenia.
Thank you
Oh man I was really enjoying the video then you pulled out the First Blood . One of my grail knives . Me and my mate had the really crap Copy with the plastic handle and compass . I think the blade was made of liquorice too . I’m as green as that handle colour . It’s beautiful .
i had one of them crap knives when i was12
Hey, Rob. You made me jealous enough with the part 1 and you throw out the part 2. I almost hit the thumb down. Showoff...
Show us your axe collection next. Thanks to you, Rob, I will be lying awake at night thinking of all the knives I wanna get...
appologies my friend, i really dont want to piss anyone off .
Yeah OK I am loving the knife collection vids am looking forward to your fallkniven vid, I now own 4 the R2 scout turned up today. Can't wait for fair weather to be able to play.
I'm hoping for good weather next weekend.
@@RobEvansWoodsman I am off as of Tuesday, we have family over. I will sneak off into the woods at some point, I bought a spartan blades for my 45th with s45vn steel and now the R2 both yet to be played with.......
Brilliant video.. don't hold back on the condor 😂😂
I really can't hold back on that one, I took it thousands of miles and it was awful. I don't like Condor knives full stop.
Mates got a woodlore clone and for the price it's half decent although it's a little soft..when you pulled the lile out at the end it brought me back to having a mullet😂😂 can't wait for the saw and axe vids..all the best from the north west.. Lincoln 🤙
Thankx Rob, looking forward to the MOD knife vid
Great collection mate...in my opinion big knives should be beaters first and pretty second. I got the Skrama bushknife and I love mine, I bash it plenty and never ever clean the auld fella (character). Yeah, Rambo was also my introduction to the survival game...still a cracking movie after all these years as well...the book is a good'n as well.
I read the book and had quite a shock.
Last week I read an article online saying that the original cut of FB was 3hours long and Stallone hated it!
Imagine that being released now, I'd soil my boxers!!!
Thanks Rob for sharing your collection Part 1& 2. Awesome
Yes I understand your Rambo knife proclivity - I've got one of the Dartmoor survival knives......kinda fun, I wouldn't necessarily want to have to use it in real life - a £6 Mora basic is probably twice as practical! 🤣
Great vid as usual, looking forward to seeing the others.
I always wanted the original Wilkinson sword survival knife... until I held one.
Bloody huge plastic handle.
@@RobEvansWoodsman A grown man could shelter in that handle!
I actually am impressed by your sheath making aswell rob. We can see your skill set grow and evolve. Man i would love to have the skills and equippment to make leather wares. Nice hearing of your inspirations and journey Rob. I love Bertha.🥰🥰🥰🔪🔪🔪🔪😁👊👏👏👏👏🤙🤘 Can't wait for part 3 and 4 Fantastic bro.
You really don't need much kit for Sheath making
@@RobEvansWoodsman any Recomendations on what you would need to get started?
@@jasonedwardledburynewzeala9897 edge beveler, v gouge , stud setting tools, marker wheel, knife (I use a Stanley knife), some form of electric sander is always a big help although the pureist wouldn't use a sander!
There's probably loads of video on the subject on RUclips.
@@RobEvansWoodsman thanks
Lion steel M7 dose what it says on the box ,
Very nice explanation of your collection
I would like an M7
Some mighty steel right there Rob! Great seeing some more blades of yours. This time the light was a lot better mate. Your light and probably the angle away from the backlight of the window helped greatly! Enjoyed it as always!
That's some serious steel. Really nice to see some big blade's. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the collection.
Awesome collection! Envious but also grateful for the amazing treat .
Thanks for getting this one out so fast. Looking forward to the axe video. Bertha is my fav so far. 🙏🏻
RP 8" my dream knife forever....please do the video it'd be fantastic 😀.
I was hoping someone would recognise and appreciate the Parrish knife.
@@RobEvansWoodsman I still have a very old magazine article I kept about it from the late 80s . Drooling over the pictures ha ha.
Nice collection Rob! Great origin story, about how you got into knives and bushcraft!
Hey Rob, the skrama is made of 80crv2 steel, mine picked up a chip from something I did. I need to pull mine out and use it. I bought the longer version of your condor parang, round handle (bad) and blade so soft that branches dented it. Condor qc and support is non-existant here. Bought genuine malaysian parangs,much better!
Glad I'm not the only one that wasn't impressed with the Duku parang.
Nice collection Rob! I would like to see more about the MOD knife! Do you have videos where you use it?
Yes but I don't really use it much.
The intention was to do another video on it I just forgot,!
Great series on your knives Rob be interested to know how you keep your collection ie knife in the sheath or not, wax or oil etc
All kept in the house users don't get wax carbon blades I don't use regularly get a waxing.
Loving the collection buddy, looking forward to part 3,4,5…. How big is your collection anyway?😂Cheers!
Its not that big really.
Brilliant video rob it was great to see those knives and I saw a few I never knew existed so I appreciate that and I'm looking forward to seeing the rest of the knife videos hope your keeping well
All good here mate apart from the fact that I haven't been to the woods for 10 days!
👍👍👍
Always enjoy your videos mate, very keen to see your axe collection being a big axe user myself! I would happily send you a nice Tasmanian pattern axe for you to try if the shipping rates weren't so crazy! All the best from Tasmania.
thats a new one on me mate
The Tassie is a great splitting axe design. Sort after and revered.🪓🪓🪓🪓🌏😁👊
John Rambo is responsible for a lot of knife collections I think. I live not too far from where First Blood was filmed. It's the town's great claim to fame.
Hope BC, I've watched a few videos of guys going to the truck in the woods, pilgrimages!
Model D Wilkenson, Royal Air Force, rare . Chris Reeves are usually one piece of metal....Gil Hibbons did a number of reproductions....
Great accent, great knives. Except that skrama... I hate multigrip handles
Excellent Rob as always, was waitin for the list at the end to say also I'm gonna show my kukri collection 😎🤣 only jokin butt 😉
the only kukris i have are cold steel ones
Wow! I'm sitting here drooling like a Boxer dog! I also love big knives and even made quite a few in my "love Bowie" days. And delighted to hear that you have so many orders! Can't wait for the rest of the collection series. A huge tree fell down here on the park and expose the trunk. The centre of the trunk appears to contain a huge solid core of what I think may be fatwood. Would that be right? I've no idea what species of tree it is, but I'll try to find out. I wish I knew how to send you a pic. There must be a few tons of it lying there!! A knifemaker is always happiest when the orders come rolling in. Enjoy Rob!
Fatwood is found on conifers mate.
@@RobEvansWoodsman Okayyyy! So that is something else altogether. Still trying to learn about the tree species here! Fatwood is a new concept. So, clearly then that is why it is so highly prized, because it's scarce? Lesson learned! 😳
Bertha’s twin says hi!
The Good one Mark!
She certainly is a good one Rob
I’m enjoying this! My sheath knife collection wouldn’t take long (around 20 ish), but my 300 folders might take a while!
You have a lot more folders than I do.
Nice vid mate, looking forward to the next few,fallkniven will be interesting, never had one but always feel the need I have to buy one, odd I still didn’t buy one tough🤔
Get a H1 In 3g.
@@RobEvansWoodsman I have the hk9 in 3g amazing hunting knife.
I would suggest the Fallkniven F1 with COS steel or the H1, but I would prefer COS to 3G because COS is already very hard and 3G is super duper hard. COS steel and the F1 shape and size, make a perfect knife!
Same here Jurgen, but I do have one in the mail as we speak👍😉
@@Woodswalker1965 that’s interesting,R2 scout maybe?
Rob, have you ever had a Kukri e.g Condor K-Tact or TOPS Bushcraft? Any thoughts on Kukri vs traditional Big Knife?
I have several cold steel kukri knives and I think they are awesome, got a few videos on them a few years ago.
As I was in the Army when First Blood was released, it was like a chapter out of our own movie; observing how many Privates would show up for field exercises with those cheap knock-offs that suddenly flooded the market. At the time, immediately after release of the movie, nobody made a decent replica; and even if they did, it would have been crap; just a Hollywood prop. But the laughs!!!! You just can't imagine the laughs that were generated once the Sergeants got involved. They could create scenarios that not even Mel Brooks or the Pythons could imagine. A young man could have started his own scrap metal business in the aftermath....... LOL!!! Sergeants!!!! Never underestimate their devious creativity during times of boredom! I guess you just had to be there....... :D (on the other hand, some of those monsters you just showed, would have been of great use down in Panama) Four Thumbs Up
The skrama doesn't need any finesse 👍, it is so ugly 'finesse' won't come near it.
I asume youare aware of this" trick" for your banana knife, but i thought i would suggest for youbto check out sandy of jacklore knives showing how he repairs bent knives do to heat treatment accidents.
Just joshing, Rob. Why so serious?
I didn't mean to sound serious mate.
While you coveted the Rambo blade, I coveted the M60 SAW ( squad automatic weapon ) While you acquired your object of desire, ( admittedly rightly so ) I'm still working on mine :)
- John had a younger brother, from another mother, Rob! -
Rob, if you get a chance search Knob Creek machine gun shoot. ( on you tube)
After 50 years of continous business, a spectacle of American freedom ended last Oct. It wasn't political, it was a family business. I always wanted to attend. The event drew 10's of thousands of participants. Not a single mishap. It had been weighing on my mind since I moved to N.C. a 6 hour drive to the event. I didn't know it would end in 2021. I kick myself in the ass for procrastinating.
The M249 is a SAW....... The M60 & M240 are MG's. Big difference, especially when the CO says, "Giddy-Up Girls, we're gonna hump a few extra miles today, just to impress my girlfriend". LMAO!!!
@@whiskeyriver4322 you are correct sir. They didnt start using the SAW designation until after the M240 replaced the M60. When they took a step backwards from the 7.62 to the 5.56. I'm being sarcastic, there are advantages and disadvantages to either. Thanks for the correction. :)