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The YouTube video focuses on comparing various Demco 80 20 knife models, highlighting differences in blade stock thickness, handle width, materials used, and weight variants. The presenter discusses the evolution of drop point and shark foot knives, showcasing new designs like the Peanut shark foot and Slicer shark. They emphasize the physical attributes, features, and price points of different knife models, including limited editions like the Damascus with 3V blade steel. Overall, the video aims to provide detailed insights for potential buyers interested in different knife designs and materials offered by Demco.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the differences between various Demco 80 20 models. They compare the 80 20.5 (smaller EDC version) with the 80 20s (larger size), highlighting differences in blade stock thickness and handle width. The focus is on size, weight, and available options for each model. Measurements are taken to show the differences in length and size between the models. The 80 20.5 has a three-inch blade, while the 80 20s has a three and a half-inch blade. The handle lengths are also compared.
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In this part of the video, the speaker describes the dimensions and features of various knife models. They mention specific lengths of blades, handles, and total sizes for different variations of knives with materials such as G10, titanium, carbon fiber, and grivery. The speaker also discusses the weight differences between these models, highlighting the variation in ounces. Additionally, they express excitement about a new s35vn variant with G10 handles on the 80 20.5 model. The focus is on the physical attributes and materials used in these knife designs.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses various weight variants of knives, ranging from 7.6 to 8 ounces, with differences based on thumb studs and slots. They demonstrate different weight ranges such as 3.5 to 4.35 ounces using a titanium 80 20.5 model as an example. The speaker explains the differences between slotted and non-slotted versions of the 80 20 model. They highlight various materials used in different variants, including carbon fiber, G10, and grivery. Additionally, they mention a new G10 variant with an S35VN blade steel that was recently released.
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In this segment of the video, the presenter discusses various knife models, including a limited edition Damascus version called the Damascus with 3V blade steel. He compares different variations of the 80 20 and 80 20.5, noting differences in texture and finish of the titanium scales. The Demco and Taiwan-made 80 20.5 is highlighted, contrasting it with the US-made 80 20 versions. The presenter showcases different price points and variants, such as a grivery version with 3V steel and carbon fiber models displayed at blade shows. The focus is on highlighting the different designs and features of these knives for potential buyers.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the evolution of the drop point shark foot knives, mentioning traditional and newer versions released in late 2021 and 2022. They introduce the Peanut shark foot with a modified thumb stud feature, highlighting its minimalist design. Additionally, a new variant called the slicer shark, featuring a spear point design, is mentioned. The speaker also praises the carbon fiber 80 20.5 knife as a good value option available in different materials. Continuing, they express a preference for more textured handles like those seen in other knife brands.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the different variants of the 80 20 knife, including the 80 20s which is a low-end version with a clip point in D2 blade steel. They also mention the handle material variations, such as smooth titanium and textured titanium options available for the 80 20s. The speaker explains the differences between the 80 20, 80 20s, and 80 20.5 models in terms of handle material and blade stock thickness. They emphasize that the 80 20i variant has the blade made in Italy, while the assembly is done in the US. The speaker concludes by highlighting the rarity of the 80 20 model and the availability of the 80 20.5 in s35vn steel.