How To Make a 1095 Bushcraft Knife With Dyed Burl And Epoxy Scales

Graz and Andrew team up to make a killer 1095 bushcraft knife with dyed burl and epoxy scales. They go through all the knife making steps; cutting the knife blank, grinding, heat-treating, tempering & making scale blanks. Once the knife is finished Graz heads out to the woods to see if he can start a fire with it. Will he succeed?
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[@GrazMakes]

fun project! thanks to andrew for making amazing looking scales!

[@TheGrantAlexander]

Turned out great Graz!

[@andrewnota8006]

teamwork makes the dream work!

[@TotalBoat]

Another fun video from you creative crazy Narwhals

[@NarwhalLabs]

Thanks!

[@davebauerart]

Nice work. The smaller the tinder you can use the easier to start a fire. If you can create some really tiny shavings it can help.

[@kylesidlik5]

Soooo cool!

[@PaulMeyette]

To strike a ferro rod, all you need is a nice 90° spine on the blade, and good tinder.

[@lukegxi]

Graz! Make me a knife!!!

[@IdealGrain]

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