Y’all aren’t gonna believe what this $35 Amazon knife just did in our Redneck Cut Tests!

Y’all aren’t gonna believe what this $35 Amazon knife just did in our Redneck Cut Tests!
This sub-$50 wonder with its 9Cr18MoV steel started at a 10/10 out of the box and barely dropped to a 9/10 after all our abuse. That’s better than knives costing 3x the price with ‘premium’ steels!
I ran this knife through cardboard, sisal rope, reinforced rubber tubing, and even a wooden stick, and this thing just kept on cuttin’ like it was born for it!
I put this EDC knife through my Redneck Cut Test to see if it slices, dices, or just cries for help.
Taking a closer look at the Vosteed Corgi with its unique “Trek Lock”. Let’s take this thing apart!
This Winterblade Factor B3 is cutting like a laser beam now that we’ve reprofiled it down to an 18 degree edge. So lets see how it compares against our other recent M390 blades.
This replica Inkosi doesn’t even mention the steel type! But I’m pretty sure the results from this test are going to shock you as much as it shocked me!
I wanted to test this OK-223 (Para 3 style) knife back to back with the OK-81 because they’re both supposed to have the same M-390 steel. The results should be similar, right?
I reprofiled the edge down to a slicey 18 degrees, and it’s cutting paper like a laser beam! But how will it hold up in some real world tests?
I was actually a little disappointed in how this one performed today. But I think I know why…
How well will this 9CR18 steel hold up to even moderate use? Can it hang with the big dogs? You might be surprised by the answer here!
Although 8Cr13 gets a pretty bad reputation among most of the knife community, you may be surprised to see how well This Spyderco Tenacious came out in this cut test.
Today I’ve got the Sencut Serene in D2 steel. So I have pretty high hopes for this knife.
The CJRB Pyrite Light is one of the top rated EDC knives for 2024. I’m excited to see how this relatively new steel will hold up against some of the more well-known budget steels.
In this video we’re continuing with some basic cut tests with a few well known knives (Miguron Moyarl here) to get a baseline of how well the edge holds up in cutting different material.
This is the first video in a brand new series that I want to do this year to see how the blade steel on some of the replica knives compares to the steel on “real” (non-replica) knives.