Chop till I Drop: Bush Hunter Knife vs. 2x4!

Testing my Bush Hunter knife chopping through 2x4’s. This is an heirloom quality Bushcraft, Survival and Field Knife that I make start to finish.
It’s a well known fact how important a good belt knife is, and after years of trial and error and searching for a knife that I could settle on I decided to design my own. There are a lot of great knives out there, but in my research it always seemed like I was having to make a compromise, and often I found myself torn between different knives, wishing I could just combine the best qualities of them all.
I wanted to build the kind of knife that I could give to a brother or good friend if they were going into harms way or if I knew they would need a knife to survive. I want it to be as reliable and useful as possible.
I drew inspiration from some of my own mentors thoughts on knives as well as historical information on what’s been used for hundreds of years by those living off the land. I wanted to take these ideas, integrate them into the survival systems I’ve been taught, as well as my own experiences, and use modern materials and manufacturing techniques to create a tool that any mountain man, hunter, scout or bush soldier would have been proud to own.
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Intro 0:00
Part 1 Start 1:40
Part 1 Finish and Test 7:00
Part 2 Start 8:00
Part 2 Finish and Test 10:30
Post Test Edge Details 12:00
Final Shaving Test 13:03
Conclusion 13:40

[@steveborgresistance8310]

That looks like a great all around model of knife. 💯👍

[@BadlandsRifleman]

Thanks Steve!