thank you so much for your encouraging comment. i invite you to please view some of my other knife making videos. hopefully you will see improvement in my work. i have used many mora blades that i have modified. you are welcome to comment on those as well. thank you and take care.
you are so gracious. thank you very much my friend. i am so happy you enjoyed it, and i it brings me so much joy to know someone else appreciates it. i just posted and you have viewed already. WOW! thanks again and take care.
@@orionoutdoorsandworkshop5617 I always watch your videos buddy. I hit the bell 🔔 so I get a notification immediately if you share a new video. I'm really impressed how the colour and the texture of the wooden handle changed after you dipped into that oil 🛢. Beautiful Knife Dennis! Keep up the good work 👏
@@roastntoast7550 thank you for the comments and the encouragement. yes, i knew the color would come alive when i dipped it thats why i made that a focus in the video. i love natural wood. thanks for loyally following along, take care my friend.
I found out not to over compress also. Expansion later on outdoors. Leaving some space for glue also.I slotted bottom, with a shim filler. Just a bit o fitnfinish to get it in, but close to touch slot. A lot for old hands with hickory flooring. 0pinol rounding out for finger space for nail nick was so easy. Softer wood by far!
thank you for the kind comment zach. and thanks for watching, i have a few more blade videos posted on my channel and am working on more. i invite you to watch them and hope you enjoy. take care bud.
I think that stainless wont throw a spark from flint ,and rocks like carbon does ,not ferrocerium. I believe that this is the correct theory if im not mistaken. Great project .God bless you and your family . Lee
yes, i believe you are right. thank you for watching. i invite you to check out more of my knife building videos and see how i have progressed since that video. take care and God bless you as well.
thanks Tony, the oil will penetrate and it will have to be repeated from time to time. there is a process for making the wood almost plastic, i may try later. i am a pretty traditional guy and like the old time linseed oil look though. LOL thanks for watching.
Great craftsmanship Dennis. You’re editing, music and detail in this video was real nice. Someone could learn how to do this themselves after watching this.
thanks buddy. you always give me great comments. thanks for the encouragement. i did miss a couple of steps, i will cover them later. heads up to my loyal subscriber, i will be making more knives like that for give-a-ways real soon. im going to keep that one because i think thats the method i want to stick with, i want to use one myself for a while. ive been wondering and hopeful that youve been ok. ive been anticipating something from you adventure catalog. i also wanted to mention, there are a lot of people who make knives with premade blades. i thought maybe someone could get some encouragement/ideas from my experience.
@@orionoutdoorsandworkshop5617 that’s sounds nice. I’m not having a good go of it this winter, I may have no videos at all, we’ll see. I could use a good knife, keep going with that I’d be interested.
@@mobilewintercamp7515 thats too bad bud. i hope your health is good. if its the camping dont sweat that. im not telling you what to do but some more drone stuff would be cool, get to see what you see. take care bud and i hope the rest of the winter is good for you. im working on a quick video on the sheath, i will post friday.
Well done 👌. Though in all fairness, I'm a fan of the Mora knife as it is, with the polypropylene/rubber handle. Nice and grippy. But it's great to see you make a well made handle for it at the same time.
thank you my friend. Mora also sells the blades for people who want to make knives. yes, the stock handle is grippy and also part of the structure, as you saw in the video. i just think they are not too pretty and look kind of cheap. considering how good the blades are, they come wicked sharp too, they deserve to be nice looking as well as functional.. i have 6 more new blades and will be building those as well. thanks for watching my videos bud. making sheath this week.
@@orionoutdoorsandworkshop5617 Yes, I might be different regarding this. I know of people preferring wood on handles. I like the looks of the Mora as it is 😁. I'm not much into the classic handle looks. And I've had negative experiences with wood. I really appreciate the synthetic handles.And rubber. As on other tools as well. Be it screwdrivers, hammers etc. The blades are really good indeed. I will be watching the the handles and sheaths you make. It's nice to see craftmanship.
thanks buddy, i will check your channel, im not subbed to any channel in your area and its good to get around a little. lol. love to see what its like where you live. thanks for watching and welcome.
thank you my friend. i enjoy sharing my ideas with others and learning from their methods. please check out my channel for more Mora knife videos and consider subscribing. i have checked your channel and have subbed, i will watch your knife videos. thank you and take care
i have bought many blades. i invite you to watch more of the videos posted on my channel. some of the mora blades were more expensive to buy than the whole mora knife! this mora was CHEAPER to buy than any blade (9 bucks) i could find and i also do not like the generic soul less appearance of a mora knife. the handle ergonomics were way uncomfortable for me and i wanted to try making a knife. i also have done this to show that it can be done and my method of doing it. thank you for watching and for your question. please view some of my other knife projects. take care.
Thanks for taking the time to show your work and sharing your ideas with the Morakniv blade. Job well done!
thank you so much for your encouraging comment. i invite you to please view some of my other knife making videos. hopefully you will see improvement in my work. i have used many mora blades that i have modified. you are welcome to comment on those as well. thank you and take care.
Great video and Knife Dennis. Thanks for sharing your experience. Greetings from Germany my friend.
you are so gracious. thank you very much my friend. i am so happy you enjoyed it, and i it brings me so much joy to know someone else appreciates it. i just posted and you have viewed already. WOW! thanks again and take care.
@@orionoutdoorsandworkshop5617 I always watch your videos buddy. I hit the bell 🔔 so I get a notification immediately if you share a new video.
I'm really impressed how the colour and the texture of the wooden handle changed after you dipped into that oil 🛢. Beautiful Knife Dennis! Keep up the good work 👏
@@roastntoast7550 thank you for the comments and the encouragement. yes, i knew the color would come alive when i dipped it thats why i made that a focus in the video. i love natural wood. thanks for loyally following along, take care my friend.
I found out not to over compress also. Expansion later on outdoors. Leaving some space for glue also.I slotted bottom, with a shim filler. Just a bit o fitnfinish to get it in, but close to touch slot. A lot for old hands with hickory flooring. 0pinol rounding out for finger space for nail nick was so easy. Softer wood by far!
Beautiful!
thank you for the kind comment zach. and thanks for watching, i have a few more blade videos posted on my channel and am working on more.
i invite you to watch them and hope you enjoy. take care bud.
I think that stainless wont throw a spark from flint ,and rocks like carbon does ,not ferrocerium. I believe that this is the correct theory if im not mistaken. Great project .God bless you and your family . Lee
yes, i believe you are right. thank you for watching. i invite you to check out more of my knife building videos and see how i have progressed since that video. take care and God bless you as well.
@@orionoutdoorsandworkshop5617 trying to catch up on a lot of content, youtube algorithm sometimes messes with them .God bless you 🙏. Lee
@@leemichel8199 oh yes.......youtube algorithm........
thanks for watching.
Thanks for sharing nice finish looking forward for the sheath making
thanks Tony, the oil will penetrate and it will have to be repeated from time to time. there is a process for making the wood almost plastic, i may try later. i am a pretty traditional guy and like the old time linseed oil look though. LOL thanks for watching.
Great craftsmanship Dennis. You’re editing, music and detail in this video was real nice. Someone could learn how to do this themselves after watching this.
thanks buddy. you always give me great comments. thanks for the encouragement. i did miss a couple of steps, i will cover them later. heads up to my loyal subscriber, i will be making more knives like that for give-a-ways real soon. im going to keep that one because i think thats the method i want to stick with, i want to use one myself for a while. ive been wondering and hopeful that youve been ok. ive been anticipating something from you adventure catalog.
i also wanted to mention, there are a lot of people who make knives with premade blades. i thought maybe someone could get some encouragement/ideas from my experience.
@@orionoutdoorsandworkshop5617 that’s sounds nice. I’m not having a good go of it this winter, I may have no videos at all, we’ll see. I could use a good knife, keep going with that I’d be interested.
@@mobilewintercamp7515 thats too bad bud. i hope your health is good. if its the camping dont sweat that. im not telling you what to do but some more drone stuff would be cool, get to see what you see. take care bud and i hope the rest of the winter is good for you. im working on a quick video on the sheath, i will post friday.
Well done 👌.
Though in all fairness, I'm a fan of the Mora knife as it is, with the polypropylene/rubber handle. Nice and grippy.
But it's great to see you make a well made handle for it at the same time.
thank you my friend. Mora also sells the blades for people who want to make knives. yes, the stock handle is grippy and also part of the structure, as you saw in the video. i just think they are not too pretty and look kind of cheap. considering how good the blades are, they come wicked sharp too, they deserve to be nice looking as well as functional.. i have 6 more new blades and will be building those as well. thanks for watching my videos bud. making sheath this week.
@@orionoutdoorsandworkshop5617
Yes, I might be different regarding this. I know of people preferring wood on handles.
I like the looks of the Mora as it is 😁.
I'm not much into the classic handle looks. And I've had negative experiences with wood.
I really appreciate the synthetic handles.And rubber.
As on other tools as well. Be it screwdrivers, hammers etc.
The blades are really good indeed.
I will be watching the the handles and sheaths you make.
It's nice to see craftmanship.
Good work
thank you my friend
Ayy man I subbed
thanks buddy, i will check your channel, im not subbed to any channel in your area and its good to get around a little. lol. love to see what its like where you live. thanks for watching and welcome.
Thanks man
beau travail , je vais essayer d'en faire un moi aussi !
thank you my friend. i enjoy sharing my ideas with others and learning from their methods. please check out my channel for more Mora knife videos and consider subscribing. i have checked your channel and have subbed, i will watch your knife videos. thank you and take care
So why dont you just buy a blade and save your self a lot of work
i have bought many blades. i invite you to watch more of the videos posted on my channel. some of the mora blades were more expensive to buy than the whole mora knife! this mora was CHEAPER to buy than any blade (9 bucks) i could find and i also do not like the generic soul less appearance of a mora knife. the handle ergonomics were way uncomfortable for me and i wanted to try making a knife. i also have done this to show that it can be done and my method of doing it. thank you for watching and for your question. please view some of my other knife projects. take care.