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Very good job. You have to make your own because it doesn't come with one

After all that work making charcoal, you still burned the sausages!

11:50 Ouch!

Can we condense those gases into some kind of liquid fuel?

I'm 30 years old and I love my 112. And my 110.

Very nice, and made with fairly basic tools.

Hey everyone, I bought a buck pocket knife and it came with the leather sheath. Does anyone know if there is a tool or something I can buy to engrave my girlfriend’s name in on the leather sheet I’m trying to make the sheath look more special for my girlfriend. if anyone knows any tool or anything I can use to engrave her name on the sheet please let me know. Thank you. 0:40

FYI the lighter looks like a Maratac Peanut XL.

5th pocket used to be called watch pocket.

Great job, looks awesome! I’m not sure, but I would just make sure that the beef tallow doesn’t go rancid as I know that is a risk with some oils. However, I don’t know if beef tallow does or not. But either way you just educated yourself without college tuition!

Just a beautiful piece! Artful synergy between form and function. A+!

Well done ! 👌🏻👍🏻

I like the thumbscrew idea. I suspected you might need something like that for repetative operations. I might be inclined to drill receiver holes in the shaft aligned with the teeth. That way you get a positive lock from the screw without needing excessive pressure. I would be worried about cracking the casting. All and all, nicely done. Cheers.

My thought for finishing the leather handle would be, instead of wax, use thin CA glue, let it soak into the leather to properly protect it from the elements and then fine sand it to a nice finish. But, regardless of that, this was an awesome build!

gap before the bolster is unfortunate.....

I agree, the BR sheaths are cheaply made. I only have one BR. It is the Bobcat Hunter. Pretty small knife. For the price I paid at almost $300, they should have made it with a tapered tang. The convex edge is very good on my knife. However, there are tool marks all over both sides of the blade. Pretty bad for for the price. Also, the steel is CPM - 154. A good steel for hunting, but not a super steel for sure. For those reasons, I will never buy another BR knife. Let the BR lovers chime in.

ooh, that's beautiful work! nice job.

Pretty impressive how you cut the cheese.

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Is it any easier to close.. I bought one and needed vice grips to close it

this is cool

Ive been kinda retarded about making my holsters too tight. I need to start making them with a bigger outline

I unexpectedly inherited my dads dan Wesson 715 in 2019. Its been sitting in my safe but i wanna make a good holster so i can carry that man gun . Life is too short to not open carry wheel guns

Those are the best crockpots. Love that classic look

salut , à 9:51 tu pense ton tranchant insuffisant , mais je crois que c'est prce que tu utilise cet outil un (tranchet) hre nous les cordonniers comme un couteau à parer qu'utilise les maroquiniers !! de plus la façon dont tu affine le bord de ton cuir est typique de la maro avec un couteau à parer alors que pour parer avec un tranchet le geste est tout à fait différent !!! mais bien sûr cela n'enlève rien à ta réussite de ce très bel objet qu'est cet outil !!! force et respect

Bro, you could add a spring return, just by adding a spring from the bolt at end of arbor ram to top frame, youll never use that wheel again

Bro, you can get 115v speed controller cheap at your local electrical warehouse, or online, also their are money youtube vids to show you how to wire it,

Great video

what about leather conditioner as softner and leather protection?

How can i make my arbor press put equal pressure on a 7 inch stamp?

Gorgeous work, fathering done right!

Great job👌👌👌

you likely already know this but set your focus then turn off autofocus.

Beautiful work my friend

how has it held up after a year? I got a block of otterwax a long time ago and have used it to add some water resistance to a number of my leather and canvas products like boots and backpacks. Never had problem with the boots except maybe I overdid it as it became nonbreathable and sweaty. With the backpacks, the high amount of movement in the fabric meant I had to reapply it more often but it's usually a quick job. I had only used the method where you rub the wax bar onto the surface and used a hairdryer to melt it in. Multiple passes depending on how many layers I want. In fact today I dug up the bar from my tool chest and waxed a leather watch strap to give it some more water protection. Looks great! I love the darkening affect it has on materials.

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You shouldn't keep receipts in a leather wallet, the ink on printed ones is corrosive

I've molded a lot of knife sheaths and never thought to staple the leather down, good idea

Beautiful sheath, man! 👍

Nicely done!!

Absolutely beautiful 110. Knife sheath. How may I purchase one from you?

Hey, Im actually looking to do this. whats the difference of doing a baseball stitch or doing a stich where you have thread already going through the holes that you would tie together, like a diamond stitch. and would you be manually putting this thread in ( the thread that would line the holes), or could you do that with a sewing machine?

Do you wear it so the part of the knife sticking out is facing upwards or downwards on your side?

I like your hot wax dipping method for molded sheaths. Saves from having to harden the leather to retain stiff form. I would not think this method would be good for items that you want to keep flexibility in. I mostly just rub straight bees wax on the exterior of the leather (front , back, edges) and buff by hand to create the heat needed to melt the wax into the outer layer. This process has to be redone periodically but makes things water resistant and will still stay flexible.

The unused portion wax and beef tallow how long will it keep ? Will it go rancid ?

Who made the sheath in the end of clip?

Well done. Beautiful knife and great video.

Looks great! Gonna do all few of mine now!

Glad to hear it man! I couldn't believe it when I first saw those. It's like someone buying a beautiful old school revolver, blued or nickel plated with beautiful walnut panel grips on them and them taking the wooden grips off and putting ugly ass oversized rubber grips on it with a built in laser and thinking it looks amazing lol. Glad to hear it and to admit you changes your mind instead of just continuing to go along with it because that's what's popular is wonderful to hear! Don't even know you but I proud of you!

This was a pleasure to watch. I enjoyed it. The sheath came out beautiful. Great workmanship! My Buck 110 is slobbering all over it.