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Man!!! I was wondering what to use on those clamshell covers... I have 2 that I need to do this to. Thanks for sharing!! Will definitely give this fix a try!!

That over sized fat handle will make a WONDERFUL whittling knife. I myself, I love a fat handle on a knife, thin handles hurt, they have sharp edges, and my arthritic hands cant hang on so well. I have some VERY similar. I have a PRISTINE Ireland made Colonial Barlow that the plastic/tin scales came off of. All that is left is the brass liners and the internal metal. I want to rebuild the knife for no other reason than to just do it.

Nice job. Good work. Thanks for sharing.

Really nice job, RVB. I got an old one somewhere that was my dad's I need to work on but I think it might be a Case or Henry/Old Timer. Lost its slabs. I think it was one that got lost in the yard for years before it was found again so the slabs are history. I will have to either buy or make some new ones for it. Thanks for sharing.

Trim your nails looks nasty 🤮

She came out beautiful!! I have the exact same knife I got off eBay for $10! They are really nice knives! Thanks for sharing!

For it being your first rehandle it came out super nice!! Subbed to your channel!! Love me some knife videos!! Merry Christmas 🎄

Not bad for a first time. I subscribed. I want to see where you go from here. Always keep the first one.

Sweet! Those Frontier were decently well-made knives, with good steel. You made that one look great again! I hope it gets some pocket time!

Keep making vids your amazing 🤩

Really nice freebie 😂

I remember you. You had the deer skin stuff and the home made knife. I've subscribed. Let's get you some subscribers from the rest of the brotherhood..

Cool find! I just recently cleaned up an old Kutmaster Utica 3 blade Stockman style folder that I've had for over 40 years. My grandpa gave it to me in the early 80's and it was a knife that he carried for years before that. I came out pretty nice.

First of all I have to commend you on taking on such an undertaking there are tons of these videos on youtube I want to make one myself but at 77 years old I don't need more disappointment what I am trying to say is it is going to be hard to get a following when everybody has one of these on Keep trying but most aren't buying there's got to be a million videos on youtube Of different sorts HOUGIE Eagle I'm sure you're not going to let me discourage you at least I hope not I'm just standing an opinion lots of luck

You need to make more video's 😉 Was a pleasure to meet you.😊

I think you're getting that shrinkage because you're not stretching the hide 🤔

This is truly one of the videos of all time.

great now the hawk has rabies too.

Cool beans. Welcome back Red Shadow.

Awe snap lol

Wow that was awesome lol glad u got the chance to catch it on camera,awesome stuff man,thanks

I just subscribed! Hit me back, please. Have you used a sling at all? ua-cam.com/video/n_BEv7sr0Pc/v-deo.html

Holy Cow! Good thing you were recording!!! That was epic!

You win some, you lose some. I guess he won't be acting all weird anymore......Take care, Bluefin.

That was cool! Glad you posted a video again, guess your still kicking! Are you back for a while, or just passing through?

That was crazy lol do more of these videos hahaha

I think is a great job, well done!

streching around a rope is easier. I use a.grill full of punk over a fire makes more smoke and see two similar since skins together to save time. great video though. I'm about to retire forme this disapline.

Really cool!!

its cut-sue not kudzu...and you call yourself from the south..pfft...lol

What I like is this isn't a video on the first time trying it. You've actually done this before. Nice work. Can you boil water on a fire in these pots? You said you cooked on some, like a skillet I'm guessing, the question is do you know what makes these ok to cook on a fire with? Apparently you can't do that with all clay. I'm trying to learn the difference. Thanks.

Neat. I love natural, rustic items. Thank you for sharing your talent.

I love weaving with kudzu. awesome video

Very good information, liked the one on the forge simple and resourceful.

Great little forge. Thanks for the walk through.

Well done mate, if old mate from far north comments its gotta be good , cheers,

How do you get all the hair off?

the ash and water(lye////alcoline or base---HIGH PH) solution is called"buck" hence the name buck skin....if you want to lock the hair in ,you'll need to use a mild acid like vinegar or diluted battery acid(LOW PH)....be carefull with strong acids ,,strong vinegar works just fine....i use the ol' indian methode of "wet salt salt soak" with vinegar .then i flesh,then another soak ,JUST IN VINEGAR WATER,then i stretch and dry,then i tan.....after i've got all the salt out....brain tanning, in my opinion is not safe.i use a mineral oil mix of my own--------secret-------have fun and good luck.....jda

Nice video now I know I can make cordage from mum yakkas

I thought I was the only one that liked blacksmithing and primitive stuff

thanks for sharing!

Great series! I love the amount of information you give. I have a few questions though. Is there a purpose to the smoking other than color? And when you stretch the hide is that similar to how some people stretch it on a frame? Appreciate the time you put in to make this.

Much talk, no forging.

What are some primitive inks/dyes I could possibly make in Illinois, I live right outside of Chicago, and I'm new to primitive stuff I think it's cool

Hey man! Contact me. Thanks!

if I did this right could I make a crock for fermenting foods?

Nice video! Great meeting you guys at the flea market today on 280!

Very informative videos, thanks! Does the wood ash soak smell really bad? Also I noticed you removed the membrane from the flesh side but for rawhide do you have to leave the grain on on the fur side?

Thanks for the blacksmithing lesson...Very Cool project.... I really like your set up!!!!!!!!!!!!!

you have a badass channel brother,subbed! if you get a chance check mine out please