Bushcraft Knife Review: Bark River Bushcrafter I and II
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- čas přidán 15. 03. 2022
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West Coast Bushcrafters
Review about Bark River Bushcrafter I and II
The Bark River Bushcrafter I and II are bushcraft knives we honor in our collection. Bark River Bushcrafter is a great knife for every bushcrafting task. We had struggles with the firesteel but in every other way it performs really well! As knife nerds we really like the effort Bark River Knives has done with the development of this beautiful looking bushcraft knife. Just the way we like it! No fuzz, clean bushcrafter. What is your experience? Please let us know.
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Thank you for your good comparison. I like your relaxed manner and the very practical test of the Barkies. I own a Bushcrafter I and it has been my favourite knife from day one. Great Video. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for the encouragement😁🙏! Truly great knives! Thanks for your comment! Cheers!
I love the intro and music! I’ll be watching along!
Happy to hear you like it😁🤘!
Great style, Guys. Enjoyed watching.
Thanks a lot! Great to hear! :)
Love your channel guys!!!
Thanks a lot!!😁🙏🙏👍👍
Love your 😘 youtube is so funny 😂 and you have to do more CZcams video I love ❤️ you guys don’t stop do this 😍❤️🙏
haha thank you very much! We can assure you that we will not stop making more videos :D.
Hahaha, good episode! I was surprised by the spine . I thought it would be sharper… But they are really nice knives! Cheeriooo!!!
Hej Mickey! Thanks a lot!! Yeah the spine could have been much sharper in our opinion. We were a bit surprised by that as well when we bought the knives. But great looking knives and original looks. We really like the design of this knife. How is your DBK knife performing?
@@westcoastbushcrafters the DBK-knife is holding up very well. The more I use it, the more I love it. If we talk about spines…. The DBK-knife has an incredible spine for scraping wood, bark, and offcourse a firesteel. It is also very comfortable and the edge retention is top notch while still being sturdy. All in all a very capable bushcraft knife/tool.
@@bbkdmprops that sounds great! So those 2 dutch guys did a great job😁👍. So nice to enjoy a high end bushcraft knife that keeps impressing when using it. Good to hear!
Great review! Heiii from Romania!
Thank you!!!😁👍 Awesome to hear! Cheers!
Very good review I subscribe👍
Thank you!! 😁👍
I have a bushcrafter 2, and had the same problem with the spine. But I fixed it with a beltsander in 2 min.
Great that is possible to fix it yourself quickly and effective 😁👍
Love your videos! You and DBK need to do a collaboration video.
Thanks a lot!!😁👍👍 That would be awesome to do a collaboration with those crazy Dutch guys😂👍. Time will tell🤞👍
I have a Bushcrafter II, as well as a Bushcrafter LT. The LT's spine did need sharpening indeed, but the big boy came as sharp as it could be! It accompanied me to a LOT of Sweden trips so far 😁 (mostly central and east coast, sorry guys 😋)
Hello David! Great knives to take with you to the Swedish forest isn't it? ;-) Nice that you got a sharp spine on the Bushcrafter II. Seems that it can differ between knives. Haha you are forgiven :P. Take care!
Great video & great knives 🔪 👍👍Could the one of you that had the bushcrafter 1 please tell me what kind of coat 🧥 you had on ???? It looked to be some kind of anorak jacket . All the best.
Hi Shane! Thanks a lot! Happy to hear you liked it! That is the Fjällraven Anorak No. 8 in dark olive. Best jacket I have ever bought for outdoor activities. Cost some money but the quality and design is awesome. You can wax it in with beewax from Fjällraven to make it more water resistant. If you thinking of buying one, they are quite big for its size. I always ware L size t-shirts and the M size for the Anorak fits perfect. Take care!
Mine is the same regarding the spine. Please make a video on how to easily square off the spine without expensive equipment! 😻
EDIT: I also took down the angle on the edge quite a bit as it came quite obtuse, but now it is super, the BRKT 3V is really impressive. Also it is rated as a carbon steel but it is really hard to rust. 😎
Thanks for the video suggestion 😁👍!
We agree about cpm 3v. We have quite some knives in 3v and it is easy to maintain, sharpen and edge holding is very ok.
Bark river uses a softened spine. Take some 220 grit sandpaper on a hard flat surface and drag the spine across. Work back up to 600 grit to blend back in the scratch pattern.
Great advice! Thanks for tip!
Be a caveman and use the blade! 😂
Beautiful knives, great quality. I just cannot justify beating up something that costs around CAN $400-$500
Thanks! Yes it is a bit insane but we try not to think about it
Great video. Thanks. I wonder what kind of steel the blades are. The spines can be sharpened, But if it's lower carbon stainless there's not much point.
Thank you!😁👍 The Bushcrafter 1 is in CPM cruwear. Nr 2 is in CPM 3V. I think at some point we give it a try to sharpen the spine. Take care!
Complimenti per il video👍🔥 Alla fine consiglio utile (BUSHCRAFTER 1/2 grazie
Grazie mille! Apprezzato per aver lasciato il tuo commento! Saluti!
I bought three Bark River Puukko knives and here is my only complaint!
The problem is with the leather sheaths. The leather sheaths are rather short for the size of the Puukko. (The knife keeps falling out!)
Puukko is a nice one😁👍. Try the bushcrafter 2 sheath. Bit deeper. Or use warm water to get the sheath more in shape of the knife👍
great knifes... they cost a lot but, sooner or later, I'll treat myself to a 'Bushcrafter' (1 or 2) or an 'Aurora 1 scandi'!
That you should do! Yep, pretty expensive unfortunately but you won’t regret. You just live ones😁👍
Which length did you prefer?
Difficult one! If I have to choice probably nr 2👍
Jag har båda i cpm 3v, handtaget på 1an är lite litet ,eggen är onödigt trubbig ,skulle må bra av en ren scandi slipning, ryggen är tillräckligt vass för att tända tändstålet utan större problem.fina knivar att titta på...föredrar min woodlore pro alla dar 😋
Hej Hej! Tack för kommentera på vår video! Vi kollat på Woodlore Pro, ser väldigt fint ut! Vad är din erfarenhet med O1 stål? Ha det bra!
Nice video boys :). Is the bushcrafter convex or scandi? Some people say it’s scandi and some say convex, I am confused lol.
Thanks a lot!!😁 It is a convex or maybe you can call it even skandivex👍. Take care!
the Google machine says it is a mix of the two.
@@tonydillinger2553 thanks Tony for your input here!
Bark river does not do a true scandi grind. It’s a low Sabre grind put on with a slack belt which creates a convex bevel. All bark rivers are convex grinds. A few older models were hollow ground but only a handful. This has been labeled a “scandi-vex” which Mike Stewart will tell you is not an actual grind but a name made up for the grind by the customer base. It is a zero degree convex so no microbevel. A true scandi is flat to zero degree.
Great video. What gloves are you guys wearing? Cheers.
Thanks! We are wearing Hestra gloves. For me it was the Hestra Work glove III. Great to have when working with fire👍
@@westcoastbushcrafters excellent. I shall look those up. They look similar to the CRUD work gloves? Which look great but very expensive!!
@@westcoastbushcrafters damn. Can’t find these anywhere in the uk ☹️
Wow CRUD is quite expensive indeed! Maybe worth checking out the possibility to import a couple. Hope you will find some nice ones👍
Audio is too low.
Hi! Thanks for pointing this out! We will increase the audio intensity on our next videos👍