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Making a Bushcraft Knife
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- Опубліковано 12 сер 2024
- 5:25 for the flawless stone washing technique. I designed this hybrid tanto/tactical style bushcraft knife so that it would be hefty but fit well in the hand. I chose 80CrV2 for this project because it's a high-carbon tool steel that contains chromium and vanadium. Those two additives make the knife extremely tough and provide excellent edge retention.
Hit me up in the comments for any questions. Also, if you have any tips or tricks I'd love to hear them!
MATERIALS:
- .110" 80CrV2 steel
- Desert Ironwood
- Black canvas micarta
- G10 liners (orange, white)
- Binding bolts
- 3/16" SS pins
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I am a weekend warrior knife maker diving headfirst into this amazing craft. Join me as I create one of a kind knives, restore old and forgotten tools, and share fast-paced build videos of my newly acquired skills. My goal is to entertain but also to educate and share the specific steps I take to create something. I'm by no means an expert and I don't use fancy grinders or heat treat ovens but, with enough time and effort, I think anyone can make awesome-functional knives.
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00:00 - Sketches
00:39 - Marking and drilling holes
01:15 - Grinding bevels
01:46 - Filing in the jimping
02:14 - Handle scale construction
03:50 - Heat treating and tempering 80CrV2
05:25 - How to Stonewash
06:44 - Roughing in the handle
10:35 - Glue-up
11:20 - Handle Shaping and finishing
14:08 - Buffing Desert Ironwood
14:50 - Sharpening
16:23 - The reveal - Performance test
IMPORTANT: Knifemaking/bladesmithing can be very dangerous. Always use proper protection (eye, ear, lung). Please do your own research and use your best judgment before attempting the things you see in this video.
Saweet knife I must say.
I found an old beater knife in my father- in-laws shed years ago that I recently started to play with. The steel is pretty corroded, the scales loose, and upon inspection the blade broken off. I soaked the blade in white vinegar to remove some of the scale, trimmed the handle to fit my hand better, and super glued the handle scales to tighten them up. The broken blade has an upsweep like a boning knife, so I round the broken edge over into a sheepsfoot. The reason I mention any of this is that it's a blast to use for carving without fear of damaging a custom piece.
That's awesome man. I absolutely love restoring old tools. Even better when you can take something old and broken and give it a new life.
From one small UA-cam knifemaker to another, I salute you
Haha thank you! There should be a "Small UA-cam Knifemaker's Alliance".
@@99echo I agree! It's hard to make it close to the big dogs. How long have you been a UA-camr?
I think my first video was mid October so not too long. That algorithm is a tricky one hahaha. Your channel name is sick BTW. Just subbed.
@@99echo thank you so much, and we started our channels at the same time! That's crazy
@@owenknives3970 we're playing the long game! I thought the UA-cam gods were blessing me on my last video - like 1k views in two days, then it flatlined 🙃. Can't complain though, I'm having a blast.
I like the blade, looks good and the stonewash finish works well.
Thanks for checking out the vid :)
I love that shape!
Thank you! A little different right?
Excellent 👍
Thanks!
From Brazil! Cool looking Blade! Love the stonewash and the color. The Brazilian coollest knife is the "faca gaúcha".
The faca gaucha looks sick! Definitely want to try making it. Thanks for sharing, I've never heard of that style before.
@@99echo I'm a beguinner bladesmith, my next knife will be a "gaúcha".
I'm sure you're gonna make a great one! Just waiting for the video kkkk
I'd love to see it when you finish it!
@@99echo I'll post it when it's finished!
Nice design!
Thanks man, still looking for my style you know
Another great one! Love the tanto shape! Belgium representing here, no knife designs I’m aware of though:) keep up the awesome projects👊🏻
Thank you! I bet it's hard to know if your country has unique designs without comparing to others.
@@99echo I don’t even know if there’s any knife makers here🤷🏼♂️😋
@@kims2r lol yeah if there was I bet they'd be ripping me apart
Satisfying, yes.
That's the goal! Thanks for watching
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😂🤣😂🤣😂stone wash!!! Genius! Who needs a tumbler when you have a foot and a hand.
Hahaaaa was waiting for someone to mention something about it 😂
Very nice knife! Big 👍like from me. I also make some diy knife projects and outdoor videos. Keep on!!!
Man the places in your videos look beautiful!
@@99echo Thanks alot! We have many nice places to visit in Greece. Hopping for lockdown stops soon so i can go outdoors again... Wish you the best!
I'll take that alien comment... Thank you
Find your own planet
What’s um man I’m must be an alien lol free hand my bevels nice vid check out my channel if u would
Haha been waiting for one of you to catch that
@@99echo nice blade bud for real I need to up my handle game lol mine are definitely functional but I’m fishing to start going for high grit finish on my handles be safe bro keep it up
Thank you sir, I appreciate it. Keep slaying those bass!
@@99echo thanks bud I’ll try