-- This is an in the field review of the Swiss Army Knife Farmer. I have had this thing for over 2 years, and haved used it extensively.
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The speaker reviews the Swiss Army Farmer knife, a versatile folding tool he has used for several years in both everyday life and wilderness settings. He demonstrates the practicality of its various features, emphasizing that while it isn't a replacement for specialized heavy-duty tools, it is a highly capable and compact all-in-one option for those seeking a reliable pocket knife.
I've had this knife for maybe 2 or 3 years now,
my buddy Holmes Lace gave it to me.
It's a Sack Farmer, it's a blue one,
I don't know if you can find the blue ones anymore,
I don't know, I haven't seen them around,
but it's a really good knife and I've used
this in the woods and in my pocket in everyday life
for probably those 2 or 3 years since
he's given it to me.
I've got a little lanyard attached so it helps me
when I'm holding a knife, I also have grip
in there, it fills up my hand a little bit more,
but it's got, every feature on it is
a good feature. It's got a saw, pretty stout knife.
I've made, I don't know, a handful
of split fires with the knife, batoning it and whatnot.
Take it easy, obviously, on it.
It's a folder, but the awl,
which is good for striking fire steel, bottle opener, and
the can opener.
So today, I'm going to try and use all of them, show you guys the way
I use the items on this.
First up, I have to have gluten-free beer, and it only comes
in one or two kinds and they're both not twist off
so in the woods or even at home i tend to use
the bottle opener off the sack farmer for it all
right so i'm gonna get a piece of wood saw it down
do some prep with it show you guys what it's all
about like i said i hold the the lanyard in my
hand with the handle now
is this gonna be as good as a bow saw
or even a folding saw no but that's
not the point it's a it's a one tool that does
a few different things that fits in your pocket
and barely even notices there
not too bad now you got to keep
in mind wood selection too this isn't
uh this isn't like black you don't want to be batoning oak
and trying to saw through oak too
much with this thing this is a black willow it's
uh pretty much soft it it's uh good wood to to
use for this so i'm just going to baton it down
a little bit a little common sense when you baton
in a folder baton
in a little bit of the way
just kind of work it right get
a nice piece like
that off
and you
can do
the same
thing for
the other
big piece
just keep
doing it
this
thing
makes really nice shavings sharpens up real easy too i use
my DC4 for it takes a matter of minutes
but not too bad
for shavings yeah
overall i'm pretty
pleased with this
knife it's uh
never let me down really
and like i said it's more of a i do use it in the bush but i don't
use the the main knife like the blade mostly
in the bush it's more like the saw or the awl
But still it's not
Nothing to be sneezed at that's for sure. It's a very capable blade
All right
Well so far we've used the knife blade the saw the bottle opener
and we use the awl right now
It's a common common knowledge now that the all works
Amazing for striking
a fire steel.
So that's what we're gonna do here
as you can see no problem there.
It's pretty pretty good
For the, it's probably my favorite striker for the fire steel
so we used everything, everything's worked really well
the can opener is the only thing we haven't
used and that's probably the one i use the least
but i have used it a handful of times for sure
uh it helps open up cans of peaches and whatnot
so i got here no name fruit cocktail so to use
this i don't know i never knew it before uh terry
terry showed me you put the bottom part on the
outside of the can the top pointed part on the inside
and you puncture it and you just keep
working it like that, and it actually works really well
So the only thing I can say bad about this knife really
is that after doing a handful of shavings there
It really starts to cramp up in your hand, and that's to be expected.
It's just a tiny little handle there
It's got to be it's a little folding pocket knife
but uh having that lanyard on there like I
was talking about really helps to fill in your hand a little bit and
I originally got the lanyard
to help me pull it out of my pocket find it easier
But I think the good purpose is for filling your hand like I said
So you can see how quick that was
No time at all
And I've got this no-name fruit cocktail to enjoy
So really if you're looking for a good all-around pocket knife
I don't think you'd go wrong with this thing
I don't know how much it is
It's got to be under seventy bucks
I'm not sure
But Swiss Army Farmer
Check it out