Old Fashoned Cane Knife
 

Me and my Good friend "Mr. Ed" mucked out all my frost bit banana palms to the ground the other day. While I was at it Peggy passed by with her camera so I got her to record a video, One of my favorite go to all around tools for gardening, camping, outdoor anything is the good ole school cane knife. I hope some of you find this informative or at the least entertaining.

Thanks for the vid Cappy! I replaced the machete for a cane knife in my boat to chop rozos with. Even with it rusted up from all the saltwater it outperforms the machete hands down....... And it was only $10 at the local hardware store.

great video and I got a good laugh out of it. thanks for sharing

Great video Cappy. Those cane knives are great. Cold Steel makes a good one and it will get hair shaving sharp.

I've never seen a cold steel cane knife. I have seen a wicked blade they make called a heavy machete though. It looks like a cane knife with no hook. The guy that had one was all proud of it showing it off saying how good it was and only cost him 35$ I pulled out my trusty 10$ cane knife and impressed him:D

You right Cap it doesnt have a hook so I guess its not really a cane knife. Im a big fan of cold steel. I love my CS tomahawk. That baby will get scary sharp and I have the scar to prove it.lol. You cant beat a trusty blade no matter who made it :)

Cold steel is truly a great company. I love their products too and aint ever heard complaints. The classic cane knife has a hook on the blade. I guess I'm weird but I do not put an edge on the hook. I use it lots but prolly not as it was intended. In my boat I often use it to catch lines, or trap ropes, etc. I have used it to hook a branch and pull it down in reach to unhook a fly bug:spineyes:. I find the hook on the blade more usefull blunt edged than sharp.