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?
Stop Maintenance 101 For Pocket Knives – Cleaning & Reloading The Compound
Stop Maintenance 101 For Pocket Knives – Cleaning & Reloading The Compound
One of my strops was in need of a little maintenance, so I figured I would do a quick video showing how I clean and reload the stopping compound to get it evenly distributed across the entire surface of the strop. Once you know the secret, the job becomes quick and easy.
Sharpal Leather Strop Kit: https://amzn.to/3CoNo1T
Sharpal Leather Strop Kit: https://amzn.to/3CoNo1T
Find links to all Knives here: https://bladesonabudget.com/knives/
Free Temu $100 Coupon Bundle:
Use https://bladesonabudget.com/temu100 to get a Free 💰$100 Coupon Bundle!! (it's for real)
* Some of the links here are affiliate links and I may receive a small commission if you use them. The price is the same to you either way and you’d be really helping out a small content creator (that’s me) by using these links. Thank you! 🙂
Recent Posts
Cut Test: OK-81 (PM2 style) in M390
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?
Cut Test: Ontario RAT 1.5 in MagnaCut
I was actually a little disappointed in how this one performed today. But I think I know why…
Rosie? Fosie? Two Knives That Look Like An Oz Rosie
I picked up a couple of knives from AliExpress that look like the Oz Machine Co Roosevelt. How do these Rosies/“Fosies” compare to the real thing?
Blades On A Budget supports our readers and viewers by product testing and reporting to help you find the best EDC gear, knives, and tools. We are a participant in affiliate programs, including the Amazon Services LLC Associate Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and other affiliated sites. Using these links does not raise the price you pay for these products. You are simply helping to support an American small business. 🙂