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.
A Knife From Temu That Looks Like A Miller Bros T-1 Custom
A Knife From Temu That Looks Like A Miller Bros T-1 Custom
If you’ve looked at knives on Temu lately then you’ve almost certainly seen this one. This massive full titanium knife with 1/4” steel blade is designed to look like a Miller Brothers T-1 Custom. When Temu had a Black Friday special on it, I decided to pick one up because I just had to see what it was all about. This one is pretty shocking.
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