RoseCraft Blades Full Traditional Lineup & New Cover Materials Revealed\Teaser @RoseCraftBlades
TLDRIn this video, Sawyer from Slip Joint showcases the full lineup of RoseCraft Blades' traditional knives, offering exclusive sneak peeks at new cover materials. The video covers models RCT 001 to RCT 015, detailing the design, materials, and features of each knife. Highlights include the Little Riverbend Skinner, the Appalachian Jack, the Holston River Surgeon's Knife, and the Savage Creek Gunstock. Sawyer also teases upcoming handle materials such as blue Micarta and Rosewood, and the return of popular models with new Tang stamps. The overview emphasizes the quality, craftsmanship, and functionality of RoseCraft knives, providing a comprehensive guide for enthusiasts and collectors.
Takeaways
- 🗡️ RoseCraft Blades is unveiling a full lineup of traditional knives and new cover materials.
- 📅 The new RoseCraft Blades coin will be available at the Blade Show in June.
- 💭 The traditional line of RoseCraft knives comes in a tan box with the logo, barcode, and model number.
- 🔍 The RoseCraft Little Bend Skinner (RCT 001) features a white smooth bone handle and D2 steel.
- 🛑 The white smooth bone version of the knife is no longer available and has gone into the Vault.
- 🔪 The Zambesi (RCT 002) is a small knife with a smoky gray bone handle and is UK legal.
- 📦 The Appalachian Jack (RCT 003) is an old ISL pattern knife with black micarta handle and is available while stocks last.
- 🏥 The Holston River Surgeon's Knife is a two-bladed design and is in the Vault with no release date for new handle materials.
- 🏅 The knife that won 'Import Knife of the Year' features a unique orange bourbon bone handle.
- 🔄 The Beaver Creek Bow (RCT 006) won 'Knife of the Year' in the budget range and will have a new drop in Smokey gray Bone.
- 🌳 The French Broad Jack (RCT 007) is returning with new handle materials like Rosewood and black sandalwood.
Q & A
What is the name of the new coin that will be available from RoseCraft Blades at the Blade Show in June?
-The new coin is simply referred to as 'RoseCraft Blades new coin' in the transcript, with no specific name mentioned.
How are the RoseCraft Blades traditional knives packaged?
-The RoseCraft Blades traditional knives come in a tan-colored box with the company's logo, a barcode, and 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 handle material for the Little Riverbend Skinner has been discontinued and is now only available on the secondary market?
-The white smooth bone handle for the Little Riverbend Skinner has been discontinued.
What is the full blade length of the Zambesi knife?
-The full blade length of the Zambesi knife is just over two and a quarter inches.
Which knife model won the 'Knife of the Year' award in the budget range at the Blade Show last year?
-The Beaver Creek bow knife, model number RCT 006, won the 'Knife of the Year' award in the budget range at the Blade Show last year.
What is the name of the knife model that is coming back with new handle materials of blue Micarta and Rosewood?
-The Zambesi knife is the model that is coming back with new handle materials of blue Micarta and Rosewood.
What is the main difference between the older and newer style tang stamps on RoseCraft Blades knives?
-The older style tang stamp on RoseCraft Blades knives is an etch, while the newer style is an actual stamp with 'RoseCraft' engraved on it.
Which knife model is mentioned as being UK legal and having a blade that is easy to pinch open?
-The OED Creek trapper, model number RCT 015, is mentioned as being UK legal and having a blade that is easy to pinch open.
What is the full blade length of the Cane Creek Jack knife?
-The full blade length of the Cane Creek Jack knife is 2.75 inches.
Which knife model is said to be the speaker's favorite and is coming back with genuine stag handles?
-The Savage Creek Gunstock, model number RCT 014, is said to be the speaker's favorite and is coming back with genuine stag handles.
Outlines
🗡️ Rosecraft Blades Traditional Knives Overview
Sawyer introduces a comprehensive review of Rosecraft Blades' traditional knives, including sneak peeks at new handle materials. The video covers the new Rosecraft coin, knife packaging, and a detailed examination of each model by number rather than release date. The first knife featured is the Rosecraft Little Bend Skinner, which is no longer available in white smooth bone but is available in black micata. Sawyer emphasizes the build quality, materials, and features of each knife, including the stainless steel bolsters, D2 steel, and UK legality. He also mentions the vaulting of certain models and the anticipation of new handle materials like blue micarta and rosewood.
🏆 Award-Winning Rosecraft Knives and Updates
The summary continues with a discussion of the Holston River surgeon's knife, an award-winning two-bladed design, and the Smokey gray bone knife, which won 'Knife of the Year' at Blade Show. The video provides updates on the availability of these models, with some being vaulted and others receiving new handle materials. Sawyer shares his personal favorites, including the Beaver Creek bow in bourbon bone, which is set for a re-release in a new smokey gray bone. He also highlights the French Broad Jack, noting its slim design and the pattern's upcoming return in new materials.
🔪 Discontinued and Upcoming Rosecraft Knives
This section covers the larger Riverbend Skinner, which is in the vault and not expected to return soon, and the controversial Aoi River Jack, which is appreciated for its functionality despite its aesthetics. The summary mentions the upcoming release of new color materials for the Aoi River Jack and the excitement surrounding it. Sawyer also discusses his all-time favorite design, the Lucah Haty Jack, and its upcoming re-release with new handle materials. The newest release, the Nola Chucky Jack, is highlighted, along with its vintage moss bone handle and the new tang stamp feature.
🗝️ Rosecraft's Innovative Brier Patch Jack and Cane Creek Jack
Sawyer presents the Brier Patch Jack, featuring a unique two-layer design and two full-sized blades, which has become one of his favorites due to its size and pocketability. The Cane Creek Jack, currently out of stock, is also discussed, with its stacked G10 handle and its reputation as a slim, easy-to-carry work knife. The summary notes the anticipation for the return of these models with new handle materials and the importance of securing them when available.
🎯 Top Picks from Rosecraft's Lineup
The final paragraph focuses on the Savage Creek Gunstock, the speaker's favorite release of the year, which is expected to return with genuine stag handles. The OED Creek trapper, with its blue-green micata handle and skull shield, is also mentioned as a comfortable and easy-to-open knife, despite being slightly larger than the UK legal limit. The summary concludes with a recap of the teasers and sneak peeks, encouraging viewers to stay tuned for updates and to engage with the content.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡RoseCraft Blades
💡Slip joint
💡D2 steel
💡Handle Material
💡Model Number
💡UK Legal
💡Vault
💡Tang Stamp
💡Saber Grind
💡Maker's Mark
💡Blade Show
Highlights
RoseCraft Blades unveils its full traditional lineup of knives and new cover materials.
The new RoseCraft coin will be available at the Blade Show in June.
Traditional line of knives comes in a tan-colored box with the RoseCraft logo and model number.
RCT 001, the Little Riverbend Skinner, features a white smooth bone handle and D2 steel.
The Zambesi (RCT 002) is a small knife with a unique design, available in blue Micarta and Rosewood.
The Appalachian Jack (RCT 003) is an old ISL pattern knife with a pry bar at the bottom.
The Holston River Surgeon's Knife (RCT 004) is a two-bladed design, UK legal, and favored for light use.
RCT 005, featuring a Smokey gray bone, is one of the favorite work knives with an elongated sharpening toilet.
Beaver Creek Bow (RCT 006) won Knife of the Year in the budget range and will have a new drop in Smokey gray Bone.
The French Broad Jack (RCT 007) has a slender gentleman style handle and is UK legal.
The largest Riverbend Skinner is not UK legal but is a large, workhorse knife.
The Aoi River Jack (RCT 009) is controversial in aesthetics but praised for functionality.
Lucah Haty Jack (RCT 010) is a favorite design with dragon scales handle, soon to be released with new handle materials.
Nola Chucky Jack (RCT 011) features a Vintage Moss bone handle and a fat spear point blade.
Brier Patch Jack (RCT 012) offers two full-sized blades with a unique clip point and lamb's foot blade.
Cane Creek Jack (RCT 013) is a slim, compact design with a G10 handle, perfect for everyday carry.
Savage Creek Gunstock (RCT 014) is a top favorite with a gun stock pattern and will be available in Stag handles.
OED Creek Trapper (RCT 015) features a bow trapper design, a clip drop point blade, and is easy to open.