Joker Knives, eight to look at. Making Tea with my Firebox twig Stove. Chaga and Cedar Tea.
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- If you haven't tried Chaga and Cedar Tea, I think your missing out on a good brew. First field use on my Home Made Firestarter - Fatwood FireDisk.
My 8 Joker Knives:
Grandfather, Puukko, Sami, Nessmuk, Ember F, Nomad, Avispa, Canadiense
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this is a heaven of a calming video!
Wow thank you very much for such kind words.
I have three jokers. Some of the best knives I own.
I totally feel the same.
I use a dedicated striker for my ferro rod. I don't use the knife to striker a ferro rod unless it's a mora knife. Nice collection of knives.
Thanks Nathan, as you may have noticed it's your ferro rod and striker that I always use when lighting a outdoor fire. There is nothing better my friend. If for any reason my striker is not on me, yes I will use the spine of my knife if need be.
Nice video! we own quite a few Spanish knives ourselves and a lot of Joker knives We love them all 😊 The one we use on the videos is the Canadiense. We also use the Erizo ( the neck knife). We also drink a lot of balsam tea. We will definitely try the Chaga cedar combo. Thanks for the suggestion! Cheers from the Townships Qc 👍
Well thanks for dropping by. I'm going to have to try Balsam tea, just not while I'm driving LOL For me Joker knives, yeah no complaints.
I have two:
An Ember with Scandi grind, and a Campero with full flat grind.
I too like both of them knives. The Compero make for a good all around kitchen knife as well I think. How are you enjoying your two blades?
Great collection of beautifull knives!
Great looking knives and nice job on the tea.
Well done! Thanks for sharing. Wish you happiness, health, and peace, stay in touch🙏😊
Thanks for dropping by.
Thanx for the review! Joker knives are very high on my shopping list for new knives! Cheers from a fellow outdoors man, knife enthusiast, youtuber from a village of Fiskars, Finland!
Keep your eyes open. The new Nomad 6.5" is coming out VERY soon. That's going to be a Beast.
Nice video. Relaxing. Agree on the Joker knives
Thanks for dropping by.
I have two coming, I’m assuming these are the most underrated knives on the planet..
Yes, but they are getting more attention now days. What two did you get if you don't mind me asking. Myself I'm still looking for a Bushlord.
@@danielcharbonneau222 The camepero on Olive and Canadiens in Bacote. The Canadiens has amazing handle ergonomics. Out of package, joker knives are probably the best bang for the buck. I’ll be taking the Campero with me everywhere, I would the Canadiens but the boss wanted that one. As they say happy wife…
@@LaoWaiJac LOL Yes, I never argue with the Boss! Two great choices my friend. Cheers!
Nice collection Mr.daniel seriously that really looks nice the way you laid them all stabbed into the round! Thanks for sharing your blades! Cheers, Jerbs 👍🏼🔥🔪🔥👍🏼
Thanks for dropping by Mr. Jerb's I do like the Joker Bushcraft knives.
Awesome. I’m a big fan of joker too. I have a few that have proven themselves and I’m about to order more right now lol. I’m sold on the canadiense! Will be a nice addition and different style than most of my knives. Seems like a real do-it-all design. Scandi’s are nice carvers but a versatile camp knife for me should be good at food prep. Versatility is important in a camp/bushcraft knife
Man I do agree. I also like the Canadiense. Now I'm thinking on ordering the Nomad 6.5, now that's a beast.
I enjoyed watching your video, I found it so interesting and informative. Love the knives. and I will try the chaga, cedar tea. Thank you for all the information. Cheers to you Daniel
Thanks Judy. When you do try the tea drop me a line and let me know what your thoughts were. Till next time take care.
I have n ember with curly birch and my son has ember with walnut thanks to you after watching your first video of your unboxing
Well that's so cool John, thanks. The Joker lineup is a good choice in a knife. My Nessmuk, yeah that feels good in the hands and it carves. Enjoy your Ember blades. Thanks for dropping by.
Lol I like that last picture!!
I knew you would.
The Ember F looks like a knife I would use! They are all great ,but only the Ember covers my taste. I only use scandi to carve wood which is a rare ocasion. The Nomad doesn't have enough edge stability for my taste of a hard use knife, but a great slicer so not bad at all! The Pukko style knives not only look great, but also look better than some original Pukkos from Finland. I have n't used them ,to see how the sensitive scandi edges hold with their steel, but I guess they would be ok for normal cutting tasks!
Really enjoed the presentation! Have a good one!
Thanks for dropping by Greek Veteran. Yeah I agree, the Ember F is a nice slicer for sure, no doubt. I do have to agree that scandi grind fits better with carving wood tasks. The Puukkos, I do like the fit and feel in my hands. I've used all three in the kitchen just to see haw they would perform, and that's not their place. Their place is carving wood. As for the Nomad, well that's the newest Joker to my collection and so far I had no edge problems as of yet with it's convex grind. I've done push cuts, notches and chopping tasks and still I have not had any edge issues, still razor sharp from factory. Only time will tell. Till next time take care.
ALSO, DO NOT FORGET THE
MONTANERO
LYNX
EMBER SCANDI
NORDICO
BUSHCRAFTER
PANTERA AND AGUILA TOO.
JOKER KNIVES ARE JUST AMAZING.
LOL I know. One day I will have the ones you listed, one day. I too think Joker knives are great. Thanks for dropping by Larry.
CHECK ALSO, FOR
COLD STERL FINN HAWK
COLD STEEL FINN WOLF ( EXCELLENT EDC )
MARTIINI TUNDRA
CONDOR MOUNTAIN PASS CARRY KNIFE
CONDOR PRIMITIVE KNIFE
BRISA BUSHCRAFT
BRISA NECKER
BRISA TRAPPER 95
CUDEMAN BUSHCRAFT
HELLE WABAKIMI
HELLE UTVAER
CASSTROM WOODSMAN
CASSTROM N10
CASSTROM LARS FALT
LT WRIGHT LAGOM
REAL STEEL BUSHCRAFT
PUMA IP CHOPPER
TERAVA PUUKO 110 AND 140
TERAVA SCRAMA 200 AND 240
EKA EDC N8 AND N10
MANLY KNIVES AND DULOS KNIVES FROM BULGARIA
TRC KNIVES FROM LITHUANIA
BEAVER KNIVES FROM RUSSIA
CONDOR PUUKO
ROB EVANS KNIVES FROM WALES
JEFF WHITE AND PKS FROM USA
I WROTE A LOT.
AND FROM HELLE KNIVES
TEMAGAMI
UTVAER
WABAKIMI AND
NORD
@@larrybadman9965 Yes I was looking at the Helle Knives great lineup of blades for sure.
Hi, I like the Joker Knives.
These are Scandinavian style.
Nice knives.
I have drunk chaga tea many times.
It tastes very good.
I found a large Chaka mushroom on a birch in Sweden.
Great video!
greetings from Thuringia Marco & Racoon
I'm very sorry. Today is the first time I've seen your comment, I don't know why. These Joker knives from Spain have a Scandinavian style. I do enjoy a fine cup Chaga tea every now and them. Thanks for dropping by my friend.
awesome blades brother. the stove works really well
Thanks James. Yes I like this Fire Box twig stove. This one is made of stainless steel and you can also get it in titanium.
Very nice collection, my working knife is a Nomad with micarta scales.....impervious to anything mother nature can throw our way.....with its convex edge it is a great wood processor.....only thing better is an axe.
Partner you got that right, I love my Nomad. Did you hear and see that Joker put out a new Nomad with a 6.5 inch blade, wow that's a Beast! When it does come to Canada, I'm thinking that I may have to get one. LOL Take care and thanks for dropping by.
interesting tea, I have never had something like that! Spanish cutlery is very interesting, there are lots of good options to very reasonable prices! until now I used mostly Mora`s and Hultafors`s... perhaps I will have to try something else
You should give the Chaga and Cedar tea a try, you may enjoy it. I too have a few Mora's and use them. But these Knives from Joker, I like. Joker is releasing a new knife called the Nomad 6.5" XL I can't wait to get my hands on that knife, it's a beast and I think it will cover what one's needs are in the woodland with no problems. Yes Mora's are cheap in cost for sure, but I think Joker knives should be taken seriously also. Puma thanks for dropping by and leaving your comment.
Like them all , really like the Nessmuk style 👍🏻
Yes same here. Right now the Puukkos and the Nomad has my attention. LOL
@@danielcharbonneau222 yes pukkos are plain awesome, my friend had the Sami it is a beast. That being said the Sami people and culture are very interesting
I ordered my first joker knife I'll get it next week. I bought the Montes 11 with olive wood.
That is a sweet knife. The olive wood has a nice looking grain. I do not have one as of yet, but, it's a toss up between the Montes and the Montes 11 I'm a sucker for Curly Birch scales Good buy.
Thanks for Sharing
Your welcome. Thanks for dropping by and leaving a comment. Have yourself a good rest of the week.
Love your knives. Gotta look into the Joker knives…wood handles are my favorite. Dang it I’m drooling and rapid heart beats….Same way with BPS knives…moras, cold steel, Ontario ugh 😑 lol. I don’t strike ferro rods with my knives either. So cedar bark and chaga? Hmm, I have some of each maybe I’ll try it out. Dang it…that nomad is awesome! I just really want a puukko, nessmuck and kephart….the others are just an added want 😉😂. I like the test with chaga…I always heard that you can use it for tea and dry it out and it would still accept a spark from the ferro rod. Unh whoda thunk? Is that your tent or perhaps where you sleep when Mrs C has enough of you being a Bushcraft hoarder? It’s hot don’t taste it yet 😉😂 take care and God bless .
Hahahaha. Where do I start. If you put cedar tips in with your Chaga, yes that's a good tasting tea. Knives don't get me started, well lets just say that's one reason my wife locks me out sometimes. LOL that's why I had to put up a Hot Tent. I just need MREs now. I think you have the same disease as I do,,,,sorry I just found out there is NO cure! I have the Becker BK62 Kephart this is the best copy to the original design, I only bring it out once in a blue moon. I bought a Kephart with a convex grind from Mike Ware from Hawken Wolf Knives, now that's a Bushcrafters dream, well, for me anyways LOL. You take care and God Bless.
Awesome video - new friend here
Thanks. And thanks for dropping by.
Daniel those are some beautiful blades without question
I love those Fatwood biscuits. Did you make those yourself???
I am definitely going to have to try the Chaga & Cedar tea 🫖
Boy that fresh chaga sure looks good and that is one good looking cup of tea.
I appreciate getting to join ya for tea Daniel, have a blessed Sunday ❤️🔥🙏🏻🤟🏻🤗
I am so sorry that I only seen this comment today, so sorry Donna! Yes I did make these Fatwood Biscuits. I did a video on how I made them. Chaga Tea, yes I really enjoy a good cup. God Bless. Have a good week.
nice
Oh brother of the beard I worry about you up there all that snow you need to come down here to Dixie well we don't have all that stuff we got to shovel and get it a little snow once in a while you know we've had four little ones this year last year we had one good one but not like what you have right there tell me brother are the beard how do you think the Joker knives is that the same style of knife that you showed of the BPS nice how do you think they compare as far as quality the ability to work and value for the money?
Nice collection bro.😁👊🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪😊👍🥳🥳🥳👏👏👏👏
Thanks Jason.
I really like the puuko.
Yes me too. Can't go wrong getting one.
Thanks for sharing I have to try that about how much water is that? Looks great
I have found the times I have tried it I can get ember with fresh chaga flint and steel but not used but fero rod with used has worked unless humid
S.D. I had 7 cups, 56oz of water in my pot for the tea. My wife drank 2 cups and I the rest. I'm going to give it a try with, fresh Chaga, one brew and then with 2nd brewed Chaga when the nicer weather rolls in. Thanks for dropping by my friend.
Ok great just curious I seen how much cedar and chaga
@@SDMountainMan No problems. This tea is Very High in vitamin C. What a punch. It can help to reduce fevers, rheumatic symptoms and relieve symptoms of chest colds and the flu. I think I'll keep this tea in my rotation. They also say that Cedar contains Thujone, which can be toxic to the human body. But then again so can the Mainstream news and Politician can be toxic to ones mind. Hum, yep bring me more tea.
How do u like the avispa I been thinking about that one I love my mora eldris
I've been looking at getting myself a Mora Eldris one day. I do like the Avispa {scandi}, its almost exactly the same size as my Becker BK11{full flat}, which I do use a lot. As for the Avispa I think its an excellent neck knife, second knife, love the sheath. It carves great and feels good in the hand for a small knife. I keep this knife with day pack.
please make me understand, you had cut wood and boiled it in water, this is all I need to make a cedar tea? Is 100% safe ?
Chaga is a fungus {mushroom} that grows on Birch Trees. I cut it into small chunks then I cut new growth cedar tips from a branch. Everything goes in a pot. I bring it to a boils for a few minutes. Then I let sit covered for 30 or so more minutes {steep} remove contents and enjoy the tea. You will have to do your own research on whats safe and whats not safe whenever you harvest wild edibles. Thanks for dropping by.
Here is another video where I make myself a cup of Chaga tea. czcams.com/video/2tjAiQ9F8gQ/video.html
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Hahahaha, Yes you are
@@danielcharbonneau222 👍🏻👀🤠
My Nessmuk arrived today dull like an old steel chisel... (Useless as a knife) Where are the checks and balances on the Joker Nessmuk chisels?
That's not good at all. So far all my eight were sharp out of the box. I received my knives from Joker Spain with no defects and sharp. Did you try and contact them and explain to them your situation. They may send you a replacement. One of my knives was really late do to material shortage, so, they contacted me and gave me a 20% refund for my patience and understanding. I accepted, and my knife was delivered two weeks later. I sure hope that something can be done for you. Again sorry to hear about your Nessmuk.
@@danielcharbonneau222 I had purchased the Nessmuk on Amazon... I should just send the chisel back to them! Not sure I want to order another Nessmuk chisel...
@@RamBowMike I would send it back. But I do like my Nessmuk. I checked out Amazon.ca and they have nothing I found one like mine on ebay They also have the curly birch scales too. Hope this helps you out. .www.ebay.ca/itm/175086561789?epid=5052448323&hash=item28c3f8e9fd:g:aeEAAOSwQ8thzHq4
Parle français?
No, but my wife does, and if you type in french my wife can read it to me or I can translate it to English.
@@danielcharbonneau222 Its because your last name is french canadian so I tought...
@@jack41396 Yes you thought right. My Dad is french but I went to an English school. But, I'm still french at heart! LOL
TBH I don’t like when people get obsessed 🤩 with the names,if it looks like a knife,if it cuts like a knife, then it must be a knife. I don’t care about taste 👅 I care about utility and versatility of the tool..MoraKniv is about $15-20 bucks,,does it mean it’s bad,does it serve its purpose???Make your own knife and call it however you wish, I will call mine King Fisher…Amen
Everyone should have a few Mora blades around the house, hell I have about 23 now I think. Mora knives will cover all tasks, some task better than others, but, work just the same. A lot of high cost knives on the market now days is do to material used and brand name. It's a individuals personal choice on whether or not they make the purchase or walk away. I think that Joker knives do a great job with many task. They are made of good quality materials and the fit and finish I think is top notch,. A good choice for a budget price I think. Thanks for dropping by and leaving your comment. Have yourself a nice day.
@@danielcharbonneau222 well said 💯
@@Truthwillalwayswinoverlies Thanks.