RoseCraft Blades Full Traditional Lineup & New Cover Materials Revealed\Teaser @RoseCraftBlades
TLDRIn this video, the host provides an in-depth look at the RoseCraft Blades traditional knife lineup, showcasing various models such as the Little Riverbend Skinner, the Appalachian Jack, and the Holston River Surgeon's Knife. The video also offers sneak peeks at new cover materials like blue Micarta and Rosewood for the Zambesi model, and stabilized wood for the AoI River Jack. Additionally, the host discusses the availability of certain models, noting which ones are in the 'Vault' and no longer available, while others are anticipated to return with updated handle materials. The presentation highlights the quality and craftsmanship of RoseCraft knives, emphasizing their appeal to collectors and users alike.
Takeaways
- 🗡️ RoseCraft Blades will be showcasing their traditional knives at the Blade Show in June, with a new coin featuring signatures available first at the show.
- 📦 Traditional line knives come in a tan-colored box with the RoseCraft 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 knife features a unique design with a smoky gray bone handle and is known for its oversized shank and sharp edge.
- 🔩 The Appalachian Jack (RCT 003) has a pry bar at the bottom and is not UK legal due to its blade length, but is popular for work use.
- ⚔️ The Holston River Surgeon's Knife (RCT 004) is a two-bladed design, UK legal, and currently in high demand.
- 🏆 RCT 005 won the 'Knife of the Year' award in its category at the Blade Show last year and is available in two bone colors.
- 🎉 RCT 006, the Beaver Creek Bow, won 'Knife of the Year' in the budget range and will have a new drop in Smokey gray Bone on May 20th.
- 🍎 The French Broad Jack (RCT 007) has a red apple bone cover that is no longer available, but the pattern will return in Rosewood and black sandalwood.
- 🔝 The largest Riverbend Skinner is not UK legal but highly functional, and the pattern is in the vault with no plans to return soon.
- 🆕 The newest release, RCT 011, the Nola Chucky Jack, features a Vintage Moss bone handle and a full-sized spear point blade.
- 🌲 Upcoming releases include the Brier Patch Jack in smoky gray bone and the Savage Creek Gunstock in black Micarta with genuine stag handles.
Q & A
What is the name of the new coin that will be available from the Blade Show in June?
-The new coin is referred to as 'Rosecraft Blades new coin' and it will feature all the guys' signatures on the back.
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 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.
What has recently changed to stainless steel in the Rosecraft Little Bend Skinner?
-The shield of the Rosecraft Little Bend Skinner has recently changed to stainless steel.
Which handle material for the Rosecraft Blades has gone into the Vault and is no longer available?
-The white smooth bone handle material for certain models like the Little Riverbend Skinner has gone into the Vault and is no longer available.
What is the full blade length of the Appalachian Jack knife?
-The full blade length of the Appalachian Jack knife is just over 3 and a quarter inches.
What is the name of the knife model that won the Knife of the Year award in the budget range at the Blade Show last year?
-The Beaver Creek Bow, with the model number RCT 006, won the Knife of the Year award in the budget range at the Blade Show last year.
What new handle materials are coming for the Zambezi knife?
-The new handle materials coming for the Zambesi knife are blue Micarta and Rosewood.
What is the name of the knife model that is considered one of the most controversial due to its aesthetics?
-The Aoi River Jack, with the model number RCT 009, is considered one of the most controversial due to its aesthetics.
What is the full blade length of the French Broad Jack knife?
-The full blade length of the French Broad Jack knife is almost exactly 3 inches.
Which knife model is said to be the speaker's favorite and is coming back with genuine stag handles?
-The Savage Creek Gunstock, with the model number RCT 014, is the speaker's favorite and is coming back with genuine stag handles.
What is the model number of the knife that is described as a fantastic work knife with a comfortable feel, but slightly larger than the UK legal limit?
-The OED Creek Trapper, with the model number RCT 015, is described as a fantastic work knife with a comfortable feel, but slightly larger than the UK legal limit.
Outlines
🔍 Introduction to Rosecraft Knives and Upcoming Releases
In the first paragraph, Sawyer introduces the video's focus on the lineup of Rosecraft Blades traditional knives. He teases exclusive sneak peeks at new cover materials and the release of a new coin at the Blade Show in June. The video showcases the packaging and presentation of the knives, starting with the Rosecraft Little Bend Skinner (RCT,001), discussing its build quality, materials, and the change from nickel silver to stainless steel for the shield. Sawyer also mentions the availability of the knife in different handle materials and the Vault status of certain models.
🗡️ Detailed Overview of Rosecraft Knife Models and Their Features
The second paragraph delves into specific Rosecraft knife models, including the Zambiasi (RCT,002), Appalachian Jack (RCT,003), and others, highlighting their unique characteristics, materials, legality in the UK, and the changes in handle materials and stamps. It discusses the Holston River Surgeon's Knife (RCT,004), the Smoky Bone (RCT,005), and the Beaver Creek Bow (RCT,006), emphasizing their popularity, design, and the upcoming release of new handle materials. The paragraph also covers the French Broad Jack (RCT,007) and the Cane Creek Jack (RCT,013), noting their aesthetic appeal and functionality.
📦 Discussing Discontinued Patterns and Anticipated New Releases
In the third paragraph, Sawyer talks about larger Riverbend Skinners, the controversial AoI River Jack (RCT,009), and the Lucah Haty Jack (RCT,010), discussing their design, functionality, and the collector's value of certain patterns that are in the vault. He expresses anticipation for new color materials and provides a sneak peek at the upcoming releases, emphasizing the quality and design of the knives. Sawyer also mentions the Nola Chucky Jack (RCT,011) and the Brier Patch Jack (RCT,012), discussing their appeal and the features that make them stand out.
🔥 Latest Rosecraft Releases and Upcoming Changes to the Lineup
The fourth paragraph continues the overview of the Rosecraft lineup with a focus on the Savage Creek Gunstock (RCT,014) and the OED Creek Trapper (RCT,015). Sawyer shares his personal preference for the Savage Creek model, discusses its features, and mentions the upcoming reintroduction with new handle materials. He also talks about the OED Creek Trapper's design, comfort, and functionality, noting its slight exceedance of the UK legal limit but under the cutting edge limit. Sawyer concludes by reiterating the excitement for the teasers and sneak peeks provided in the video.
🎬 Conclusion and Call to Action for Viewers
In the final paragraph, Sawyer wraps up the video with a reminder to viewers to like, subscribe, and enable notifications for future content. He signs off with a casual 'peace out,' accompanied by background music, leaving viewers with an overview of the entire Rosecraft Blades traditional lineup and a sense of anticipation for upcoming releases and changes.
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Keywords
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💡Integral Bolsters
💡UK Legal
💡Vault
💡Tang Stamp
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Highlights
RoseCraft Blades unveils its full lineup of traditional knives and new cover materials.
New coin featuring signatures 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 Zambezi (RCT 002) is a small, unusual design with a smoky gray bone handle.
Appalachian Jack (RCT 003) is an old ISL pattern with a pry bar and rose bud shield.
Holston River Surgeon's Knife (RCT 004) is a two-bladed design, UK legal, and favored for light use.
RCT 005 features a Smokey gray bone handle and is known as one of the presenter's favorite work knives.
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 highly sought after.
The largest Riverbend Skinner is not UK legal but is a substantial work knife.
RCT 009, the AoI River Jack, is controversial in aesthetics but praised for functionality.
Lucah Haty Jack (RCT 010) is one of the presenter's all-time favorite designs with dragon scales handle.
Nola Chucky Jack (RCT 011) in Vintage Moss bone is a large jack knife with a fat spear point.
Brier Patch Jack (RCT 012) features a two-layer handle and a secondary blade that sold the presenter on the knife.
Cane Creek Jack (RCT 013) in Stacked G10 is a slim, pocketable design and a favorite for everyday carry.
Savage Creek Gunstock (RCT 014) is the presenter's favorite release, coming back with genuine stag handles.
OED Creek Trapper (RCT 015) features a skull shield and is praised for its comfort and ease of opening.