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That is pretty badass

Why do "content creators" feel they need to do an introduction video like a Ted Talk? Just make the sheath and shut up. 😂 Just busting your ba!!s. Well done

Very good build and really good video! You made it enjoyable to watch, Thankyou 🙂

Dope AF results, @CurtisHaaland! Now it needs an equally dope sheath to complete the package!!

Did you ever make the tsuba?

I like it. I want 2. Lol

Step one: turn on your vacuum cleaner

Nice, but i do think tossing it at a target is way more fun of a test with an axe type weapon. Cool one though.

So did you heat it twice to temp, let it cool and then heat it a third time and then quemch in water?

Great work man!

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I want so much to learn what you are doing. wish you could explain how you are heat treating and at what temperatures and for how much time. I Subscribed anyway hoping you could make a remake of this video and put in descriptions for people like me to learn how to do this correctly . Your videos are great !

I haven’t seen the other video but I think you done a great job. But as a person outside looking in. I would look at ways to use thinner leather. The thickness is way thick for a lot of people and if it was thinner it would appeal to more customers. But still a great video.

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Beautiful handle, how did you get that finish on the walnut?

This is my new favorite crafting work channel

It's VERY nice to dind a channel that doesn't try to turn these videos into an "asmr" thing. I cant watch those, and to many times they over speed the footage up.

Ive never seen laser engraving being done before. That was pretty freaking neat.

I really love your design! Especially the sculpted handles 👌 just awesome!

Aaaaah! It's not a blue gem!

Absolutely no shot that I wouldn’t screw up the finish of the knife while working on the handle😅 bold move!

Rounding the back of your integral bolster, fantastic. First time I’ve seen anyone do this. Added so much to an absolutely beautiful piece.

Beautiful knife love the design

Beautiful knife I would love to have one exactly like it!!?

Curtis beautiful work as usuall you never cease to impress love evrything about that knife !!! Mark

Was it inspred by Eric Markman? It looks suspiciously similar to his style…

Beautiful design! Awesome knife! Great video!

I try not to watch and look at many other makers' knives because I feel like I start drawing what I was looking at 2 weeks ago. But I sure do like the style you have come up with. I really like your thin knife scale you do. I can see your mentors in the knives, and yet they are all you. Thanks for taking us along, beautiful job.

Always great to see another video. Love your style and always impressed by how easy you make it look. I'd be so nervous to shape that handle post-blade finish lol. Just goes to show how confident you are in your skillset.

Excellent work!!

A work of art!

Hey Curtis! Always nice seeing a video from you. Can you talk about the specific features that make this the ideal knife for the outdoors?

what a gorgeous and badass lil piece....

Stock is a bit too thick for me. Cool knife still.

Great knife! You got skills brother! How long how you been a maker?

What is the blackening solution you're using?

Very cool knife and video

Slick little knife. What steel was it?

I always love the color-grading and cinematic feeling your videos have! Thank you for sharing this with us! 🙏 God bless

What voltage did you use?

What steel do you think this is ?

Man i with i had a power hammer. Though as a hobbyist, i couldn't justify that kind of a purchase.

Battle axe!

Hey Curtis, really have enjoyed seeing your growth since our Forged in Fire episode. You clearly would have been the winner that show if not for the unfortunate event. Best to you and your family. Brian

Amazing! Can you tell me how your setup for the machine (current)? I want to try this for a project. Thanks

I love the disc sander made out of a fan motor I new i saved that for a reason thank you.

What voltage?

I really like the combination of the hollow grind and the tanto point. Your knife is not a retro knife. It's a modern Japanese sword.

Shame that the handle is about 5 feet shorter than what is optimal