RoseCraft Blades Full Traditional Lineup & New Cover Materials Revealed\Teaser @RoseCraftBlades
TLDRIn this video, Sawyer from Slip Joint provides an in-depth review of the RoseCraft Blades' traditional knife lineup, showcasing their unique designs and materials. He also offers exclusive sneak peeks at new cover materials and discusses the legality of carrying certain models in the UK. Highlights include the Little Riverbend Skinner, the Appalachian Jack, and the Holston River Surgeon's Knife. Sawyer also teases upcoming releases like the new handle materials for the Zambesi and the return of the Savage Creek Gunstock with genuine stag handles. The video is a must-watch for knife enthusiasts interested in the craftsmanship and variety offered by RoseCraft Blades.
Takeaways
- 🗡️ RoseCraft Blades will unveil a new coin at the Blade Show in June, featuring signatures of the team on the back.
- 📦 Traditional knives from RoseCraft Blades come in a tan box with the brand's logo, barcode, and model number.
- 🔍 The first knife discussed, RCT 001, is the RoseCraft Little Bend Skinner, which now comes in black micata instead of white smooth bone.
- 🌟 The RCT 002 Zambesi is a small knife with a unique design, featuring a stainless steel shield and D2 steel blade.
- 🔩 The Appalachian Jack (RCT 003) is an old ISL pattern knife with a pry bar at the bottom, but it is not UK legal due to its blade length.
- ⚕️ The Holston River Surgeon's Knife (RCT 004) is a two-bladed design, which is UK legal and considered a light-use knife.
- 🏅 RCT 005, which features a Smokey gray bone, won the 'Knife of the Year' award in its category at the Blade Show last year.
- 🛍️ RCT 006, the Beaver Creek Bow, is highlighted for its upcoming release in a new Smokey gray bone handle material.
- 🎉 The French Broad Jack (RCT 007) is anticipated to return with new handle materials, including Rosewood and black sandalwood.
- 🔝 The largest Riverbend Skinner is not UK legal but is highly regarded for its workhorse capabilities and is currently in the vault.
- 🔝 The Aoi River Jack (RCT 009) is controversial in aesthetics but praised for functionality, with new handle materials on the way.
Q & A
What is the name of the new coin that will be available from RoseCraft Blades?
-The new coin is simply referred to as 'RoseCraft Blades new coin' in the transcript, and it will be available at the Blade Show in June.
How are RoseCraft Blades traditional knives packaged?
-RoseCraft Blades traditional knives come in a tan-colored box with the company's logo, a barcode, and the model number. Inside, the knife is wrapped in wax paper and secured in a foam cutout.
What is the model number for the Nola Chucky Jack knife?
-The model number for the Nola Chucky Jack knife is RCT 011.
Which knife model is no longer available in white smooth bone and can now only be found on the secondary market?
-The RoseCraft Little Riverbend Skinner (RCT 001) is no longer available in white smooth bone and can only be found on the secondary market.
What is the full blade length of the Zambesi knife (RCT 002)?
-The full blade length of the Zambesi knife (RCT 002) is just over two and a quarter inches.
Which knife models are coming back with new handle materials?
-The Zambesi (RCT 002) is coming back in blue Micarta and Rosewood, and the French Broad Jack (RCT 007) is returning in Rosewood and black Sandalwood.
What is the name of the knife model that won the 'Knife of the Year' in the budget range at the Blade Show last year?
-The Beaver Creek Bow (RCT 006) won the 'Knife of the Year' in the budget range at the Blade Show last year.
What is special about the new Tang stamp on RoseCraft knives?
-The new Tang stamp on RoseCraft knives features the RoseCraft name stamped cleanly into the blade, replacing the previous etch.
Which knife model is the reviewer's all-time favorite from RoseCraft Designs?
-The Lucah Haty Jack is the reviewer's all-time favorite RoseCraft design.
What is the name of the latest release from RoseCraft Blades mentioned in the transcript?
-The latest release mentioned in the transcript is the OED Creek Trapper (RCT 015).
What is the significance of the 'Vault' mentioned in the transcript?
-The 'Vault' refers to discontinued handle materials or models that are no longer in production and are not expected to return for some time, making them more difficult to obtain.
Outlines
🔍 Introduction to Rosecraft Blades Traditional Knives
The video begins with an introduction to Rosecraft Blades, a company that specializes in traditional knives. The host, Sawyer, provides a sneak peek into new cover materials and discusses the lineup of Rosecraft knives. He highlights the new coin that will be available at the Blade Show in June and gives a detailed look at the packaging and presentation of the knives. The first knife featured is the Rosecraft Little Bend Skinner (RCT,001), which comes in white smooth bone, with stainless steel bolsters and D2 steel. Sawyer also mentions that some models are no longer available in certain handle materials and advises viewers to purchase them quickly if interested.
🗡️ Showcase of Rosecraft's Traditional Knife Models
Sawyer proceeds to showcase various models of Rosecraft's traditional knives, including the Zambesi (RCT,002), Appalachian Jack (RCT,003), Holston River Surgeon's Knife (RCT,004), and others. He discusses the unique features of each knife, such as blade length, handle materials, and legality in the UK. He also mentions that some models have won awards and provides updates on upcoming releases and changes in handle materials. Sawyer emphasizes the quality, design, and functionality of the knives, providing insights into why they are popular choices for different uses.
📦 New Handle Materials and Tang Stamps
The host talks about the new handle materials that are coming for some of the knives, such as red and blue stabilized wood and the return of the Red Apple bone. He expresses his excitement about the new materials and the improved 'Rosecraft Tang stamp' that will replace the etch on the knives. Sawyer also reviews the Lucah Haty Jack (RCT,010) and the Nola Chucky Jack (RCT,011), noting their popularity and the anticipated return of certain models with new handle materials.
🔥 Latest Releases and Upcoming Highlights
Sawyer presents the latest releases from Rosecraft Blades, including the Brier Patch Jack (RCT,012) and the Cane Creek Jack (RCT,013), discussing their features, handle materials, and blade designs. He also mentions the Savage Creek Gunstock (RCT,014) and its upcoming return with new handle options, expressing his personal preference for this model. Sawyer provides a teaser for the OED Creek Trapper (RCT,015) and discusses its design and functionality. He emphasizes the quality and appeal of the knives, encouraging viewers to stay tuned for new releases.
🎉 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
In the concluding part of the video, Sawyer recaps the overview of the Rosecraft Blades traditional lineup, reiterating the teasers and sneak peeks shown earlier. He encourages viewers to like, subscribe, and enable notifications for future content. The video ends on a high note, with a reminder to catch the next video, leaving the audience excited for more insights into the world of traditional knives.
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Keywords
💡RoseCraft Blades
💡Traditional Knives
💡Slip Joint
💡Handle Materials
💡D2 Steel
💡Knife of the Year
💡Sneak Peeks
💡Vault
💡Tang Stamp
💡Saber Grind
💡UK Legal
Highlights
RoseCraft Blades unveils its full traditional lineup of knives along with new cover materials at the upcoming Blade Show in June.
The new RoseCraft coin featuring signatures of the team will be available first at the Blade Show.
Traditional line of knives comes in a tan-colored box with the RoseCraft logo, barcode, and model number.
The RoseCraft Little Bend Skinner (RCT 001) is available in white smooth bone and features a D2 steel blade.
The Zambesi (RCT 002) is a small, unique design with a smoky gray bone handle and D2 steel.
Appalachian Jack (RCT 003) is an old ISL pattern knife with a pry bar at the bottom, not UK legal due to blade length.
Holston River Surgeon's Knife (RCT 004) is a two-bladed design, UK legal, and currently in the vault with no new handle materials announced.
RCT 005 features an elongated sharpening toilet for safety and a swedged blade for slicing performance.
Beaver Creek Bow (RCT 006) won 'Knife of the Year' in the budget range and will have a new drop in Smokey gray Bone.
French Broad Jack (RCT 007) has a slender gentleman style handle and is UK legal with a full blade length just under 3 inches.
The larger Riverbend Skinner is not UK legal but is highly functional and currently in the vault.
Aoi River Jack (RCT 009) is controversial in aesthetics but praised for functionality, with new color materials coming soon.
Lucah Haty Jack (RCT 010) is a favorite design with dragon scales handle, which is in the vault, but new handle materials are imminent.
Nola Chucky Jack (RCT 011) features a vintage moss bone handle and a fat spear point blade, currently out of stock but more are coming.
Brier Patch Jack (RCT 012) offers two full-sized blades with a clip point and a lamb's foot blade, available in smoky gray bone.
Cane Creek Jack (RCT 013) is a compact design with a stacked G10 handle, currently out of stock but more are on order.
Savage Creek Gunstock (RCT 014) is a top favorite with a spades shield and integral liners, returning with genuine stag handles.
OED Creek Trapper (RCT 015) features a skull shield, clip drop point blade, and is comfortable to hold despite being slightly larger than UK legal limit.
