My husband has a buck 110 elite auto. That buck makes now in-house. It was a third party conversion but they gave the people what they wanted a full buck made 110 auto if you can own buy one Blade ops I think still sells them ima buy him a new one this year
It's always a pleasure to see your superb work Kyle - every episode is a pleasure, thank you so much for all your hard work, it is really appreciated. Merry Christmas to you and your family from all of us who watch you in the UK.
Great video. What I learned is that I don't have the tools or patience for this type of thing. I could develop the ability but it would take practice. I love watching craftsmen do their thing. The end result is fantastic. I am just a city boy who will have to either use Buck's custom shop or consign someone else to do it, for the time being anyway.
I understand completely, friend. This knife was completed for a client, and I can do the same for you if needed. I'm just an email away. weiderfan.business@gmail.com
First time watching this man, i don't know how i even got here, but i love this guy. Explains everything and why. He either got it from his Grandfather or had great teachers. Wasn't going to buy a buck or do any work on a knife, but i will now. Thank you brother. From San Diego California. ✌️🦁 Ps, i don't even own any knives. But i do love art. And that is what you do. God bless.
Great video Kyle. I did learn a great deal. I regularly carry a Buck 110, unless I’m in the field and then I carry the knife you made for me. I have several Buck 110’s in my collection and your video has given me the confidence to make a custom version with new scales. Thank you Cheers.
You make it look easy . I can see that you take your time and go slowly . Keep a close eye on how much material you remove . Keep checking the profile of the piece . Beautiful work .
Very good work and excellent tutorial! I am 64 years young and have been blessed to have been taught by many very good masters in the trades and in doing metalwork. You have a great way of teaching. I am DEFINITELY subscribing to your channel. Keep up the good work! 😊
Wow, that was impressive. I think I'd like to give it a try once I retire next year. I'm a long-haul trucker and only home for a few days each month, so no extra time for now. Thanks for sharing!
Definitely learned alot. More than enough to get started. Looking forward to giving it a try. Probably going to use a knock off first to get the hang of it. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for the video, instructions and entertaining . Also Bucks don't rust. I carried a Buck Special in Nam '67-68. I thought I had rust on it once, it turned out to be some coconut juice I hadn't gotten wiped off. Sadly I never got home with it. I have several smaller sheath knives and have carried the 110 pocket knives for many years. For the price they can't be beat. Sadly I see some Buck knives made in China now ? a old combat vet
That knife is absolutely stunning !! It looks so classic. I'm not sure why , but it reminds me of a knife my grandfather had. My goodness, it's perfect. Wicked job Kyle 👍
I found a knife like the Buck 110 about 20 years ago. About 10 years ago I started to carve my own designs and made it personal. Love to see it happen here.
Buck Knives are some of the best made. I am pushing 60 years old and have owned them for years. Some times here in the USA you can pick the 110 up for around 20 bucks new. Open package or returns.
I'd have thought that Buck would have copies some of your creations by now, beautiful work, every one of them. I would love to own one, but for the life of me I can't make up my mind which version I'd want.
Well done! That knife is absolutely gorgeous. I learned a lot from your video--mainly to not attempt to do this myself less I want to totally ruin my 110 :) You have a wonderful talent, sir. Thank you for sharing the video.
Beautiful job. I got a kick out of his mention of Canadian Tire. I discovered them on my motor home trip from the lower 48 to Alaska. A real man store if there ever was one!
Glad I found your channel Kyle, just subscribed. I am looking to customize a 110 as a gift for a buddy of mine, just have a couple questions. Where do you get those scale blanks? Or can you just use whatever wood you’d like? Also, is there a specific type of epoxy you find works best? Keep up the great work. Regards from the Adirondacks, John
Hi Kyle. Just came across your videos-they are great to watch and you do beautiful work! I am recovering from shoulder surgery and came across a buck 112 and wondering if you do work for people? I would love to carry a custom knife. Please let me know if you do work on others knives. Thank you and have a good night
Do you sand the brass to get better adhesion before glueing up the scales? Just found you channel not long ago, I am really enjoying the content, thanks and keep up the good work. Stay sharp my friend!!!
I want one of your custom built buck knives. How can I get one? I'm also a Dr nut! I had an anniversary buck knife from 1988 from when I graduated high school from my grandfather but when I went in the military they took it from me and I never got it back I've always loved buck knives and I've had many but a custom bolt one would be awesome. Please give me a price and please tell me how to purchase one of your knives. I'm a huge fan! Would love to visit Newfoundland to see you in action!
yes it can 😊 But renember: the new Buck Stockman/ Trappers are made in China (its nothing bad about it but when i customizing Buck Knifes i will usw US made knifes... customing china knifes feels wrong)
I've done a couple scale changes on 110's. My question is if you cut the back strap pin to about .5 to 1 mm below the liner why does it have to be peened? I never have and found, the glued on handles hold it in without any issues.
you dont have to peeked the back strap pin 🤷♂️ Yes the Handles hold the pin very well and fine 😊 I do a lot custom handle Bucks this way, no probleme here 🤷♂️
Very clean looking buck right there. Great job Kyle. Dane said he sent you a new idea for a knife he wanted you know that means there will be 2 that will need to come to California again😁😁
Great video, I however was disappointed somewhat. I will admit that I was hoping to see How you re pinned the scales. I could have used that information. But other than that,,, The scales are gorgeous everything is superior quality. Truly a joy to watch. Thanks for sharing. Cheers! au revoir!
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Best and clearest instruction I have seen on UA-cam in a long while - great work!
This is outstanding work! I don't know why it never occurred to me to do some dress up work on knives I already have. Beautiful example here!
My husband has a buck 110 elite auto. That buck makes now in-house. It was a third party conversion but they gave the people what they wanted a full buck made 110 auto if you can own buy one Blade ops I think still sells them ima buy him a new one this year
I love the file work especially how it looks when the knife is open. Incredible craftsmanship! Thanks!
GREAT video! BTW, we really enjoyed our travels around Newfoundland a few years back. Your little area of the world is gorgeous.
One of the best looking bucks I've seen man! From the passion to the craftsmanship is truly astounding!
It's always a pleasure to see your superb work Kyle - every episode is a pleasure, thank you so much for all your hard work, it is really appreciated. Merry Christmas to you and your family from all of us who watch you in the UK.
Your craftsmanship is something to look up to. Nice work
Great video. What I learned is that I don't have the tools or patience for this type of thing. I could develop the ability but it would take practice. I love watching craftsmen do their thing. The end result is fantastic. I am just a city boy who will have to either use Buck's custom shop or consign someone else to do it, for the time being anyway.
I understand completely, friend. This knife was completed for a client, and I can do the same for you if needed. I'm just an email away. weiderfan.business@gmail.com
First time watching this man, i don't know how i even got here, but i love this guy.
Explains everything and why. He either got it from his Grandfather or had great teachers.
Wasn't going to buy a buck or do any work on a knife, but i will now.
Thank you brother.
From San Diego California.
✌️🦁
Ps, i don't even own any knives. But i do love art. And that is what you do.
God bless.
Great video Kyle. I did learn a great deal. I regularly carry a Buck 110, unless I’m in the field and then I carry the knife you made for me. I have several Buck 110’s in my collection and your video has given me the confidence to make a custom version with new scales. Thank you Cheers.
You make it look easy . I can see that you take your time and go slowly . Keep a close eye on how much material you remove . Keep checking the profile of the piece . Beautiful work .
Very good work and excellent tutorial! I am 64 years young and have been blessed to have been taught by many very good masters in the trades and in doing metalwork. You have a great way of teaching. I am DEFINITELY subscribing to your channel.
Keep up the good work! 😊
The best knife video I've seen. Nice work! What a beautiful knife. Keep them coming.
Thanks a lot!! I'm just getting into knife making and possibly modding knives as well. Your videos like this are great. Keep it up.
Great work buddy!!!
You just gave me a bunch of ideas for a couple of folding knives in my drawer that have seen better days!
Thanx!!!
Great video and nice work Kyle. I especially like how you honoured your grandfather with that story. Class act!
Gorgeous workmanship Kyle!
Wow, that was impressive. I think I'd like to give it a try once I retire next year. I'm a long-haul trucker and only home for a few days each month, so no extra time for now. Thanks for sharing!
Oh friend, that 110 was phenomenal and beautiful, a real craftsmanship, congratulations!!
WOW! great video and wonderful work! Thank you!
You are such a good teacher. Thank you.
Great Work and wonderful instruction, thank you very much for sharing.
Definitely learned alot. More than enough to get started. Looking forward to giving it a try. Probably going to use a knock off first to get the hang of it. Thanks for the video.
Good luck! I'm think you'll do just fine :-)
Thanks for the video, instructions and entertaining . Also Bucks don't rust. I carried a Buck Special in Nam '67-68. I thought I had rust on it once, it turned out to be some coconut juice I hadn't gotten wiped off.
Sadly I never got home with it. I have several smaller sheath knives and have carried the 110 pocket knives for many years. For the price they can't be beat.
Sadly I see some Buck knives made in China now ?
a old combat vet
There are a few of their models now made overseas, but the old classics like the 110 is still American made!
That knife is absolutely stunning !! It looks so classic. I'm not sure why , but it reminds me of a knife my grandfather had. My goodness, it's perfect. Wicked job Kyle 👍
Perhaps your grandpa had one? Buck 110's are everywhere!
I love all your videos!
I found a knife like the Buck 110 about 20 years ago. About 10 years ago I started to carve my own designs and made it personal. Love to see it happen here.
You are a true craftsman, and I enjoy your videos. Merry Christmas to you and your family!
Wow you did a beautiful job with that buck 110😱
Buck Knives are some of the best made. I am pushing 60 years old and have owned them for years. Some times here in the USA you can pick the 110 up for around 20 bucks new. Open package or returns.
Nice. Very well done and spoken clearly.
Nicely done! I subscribed and liked. I like your style of easy going unpretentious workmanship. Thanks forcsharing
Thanks for sharing. I have a very old Buck. It will be coming back to life.
I'd have thought that Buck would have copies some of your creations by now, beautiful work, every one of them. I would love to own one, but for the life of me I can't make up my mind which version I'd want.
Well done! That knife is absolutely gorgeous. I learned a lot from your video--mainly to not attempt to do this myself less I want to totally ruin my 110 :) You have a wonderful talent, sir. Thank you for sharing the video.
I like your videos bro, nice workmanship
Beautiful job. I got a kick out of his mention of Canadian Tire. I discovered them on my motor home trip from the lower 48 to Alaska. A real man store if there ever was one!
Glad I found your channel Kyle, just subscribed. I am looking to customize a 110 as a gift for a buddy of mine, just have a couple questions.
Where do you get those scale blanks? Or can you just use whatever wood you’d like?
Also, is there a specific type of epoxy you find works best?
Keep up the great work.
Regards from the Adirondacks,
John
Great looking. I wish you would have shown how to do the blade.
Really nice work.
do you have any videos of inlay work for these knives? amazing video by the way. I learned very much.
Awesome work true Master of the craft!!
Sweet file work. The scales were a nice touch to, but that file work really stands out
my mothers family is from newfoundland and she was born there, last name is butler. Such a beautiful place would love to visit one day
Great 👍 job love the custom buck 110 knives 🔪
Came out great 👍
Great job! Is there a Canadian-made equivalent of a "Buck 110"?
That knife looks beautiful! You did a great job!
Hi Kyle. Just came across your videos-they are great to watch and you do beautiful work! I am recovering from shoulder surgery and came across a buck 112 and wondering if you do work for people? I would love to carry a custom knife. Please let me know if you do work on others knives. Thank you and have a good night
Do you sand the brass to get better adhesion before glueing up the scales? Just found you channel not long ago, I am really enjoying the content, thanks and keep up the good work. Stay sharp my friend!!!
Great video. I may try this on a couple of my no so great knives.
I want one of your custom built buck knives. How can I get one? I'm also a Dr nut! I had an anniversary buck knife from 1988 from when I graduated high school from my grandfather but when I went in the military they took it from me and I never got it back I've always loved buck knives and I've had many but a custom bolt one would be awesome. Please give me a price and please tell me how to purchase one of your knives. I'm a huge fan! Would love to visit Newfoundland to see you in action!
Kyle, what is the model of your Milwaukee bandsaw in the video ?
Your knife work turned out beautiful !
It's the deep cut model!
Nice to see there are stil young people who can create something beautiful with they're hands,i enyoyed your'e vid.
What an amazing custom job!
You still doing customizations? Would love to have my Buck 110 auto customized
Really sweet video man!!
Great job... Really sorry to hear about your grandfather.. I'm Subbin!!
Wow. Fantastic work as always. My 110 is
pretty envious. Thanks for the video Kyle.
What part of Canada are you in? Fellow Canadian here ✌🏼 Awesome video, and work!
What a talented young man you are what a great job you did I just wish you lived in the UK so you could do mine 👍👍
would you like to do another one i would LOVE to have a custom 110
Today is your lucky day bud! >>> www.kylenoseworthy.com/product-page/buck-110-custom-tv-feature
Beautiful work!
Great work, you make it look easy but I know it isn't. Question can a buck stockman be re-scaled?
yes it can 😊 But renember: the new Buck Stockman/ Trappers are made in China (its nothing bad about it but when i customizing Buck Knifes i will usw US made knifes... customing china knifes feels wrong)
Hello Kyle! Very nice artwork I think it's very very nice! Good job Kyle! Greetings Tom from Austria!
That's cool man wish I could make my Buck 110 folding hunter look that! 👍
Like that lol
You can also get a Buck 110 at Canadian Tire too.
you do a amazing job! i love this buck 110 so much. i have three of this buck 110 and i wish i could do this beautyful job, too. best regatds
Nice job try and costumise a copy of the 110 its from herbertz classic schnittzmesser hey what Web said can you get the 110
I've done a couple scale changes on 110's. My question is if you cut the back strap pin to about .5 to 1 mm below the liner why does it have to be peened? I never have and found, the glued on handles hold it in without any issues.
you dont have to peeked the back strap pin 🤷♂️ Yes the Handles hold the pin very well and fine 😊
I do a lot custom handle Bucks this way, no probleme here 🤷♂️
nice work👍🏻 greeting´s from Slovakia 🇸🇰
Instant subscribed after this 👌
My left ear really enjoyed this video.
My left ear loved it
I enjoyed when I am watching you, thank you
Great video and some great ideas to save time too
Do the same with a 110 automatic.
I know this is unrelated but the Zelda triforce symbol is on the side of the belt sander
Thanks for the video great job, I bought another 110 off eBay just Incase I mess up thanks again
Thanks Kyle, I learned a lot.
Put olive wood on instead
you still take orders for these knives??? i would love to send you mine sir
Impressive Buddy! Outstanding ::: impressive
Very nice! Do you stabilize your own wood, that would make a great vid
Lovely job as always Kyle, enjoy your weekend :)
Look at 3m trizact discs, expensive but amazing
Take my money !!!!! Where can purchase some of your knives from?
Haha my own knives can be found at kylenoseworthy.com, and for bucks email me at weiderfan.business@gmail.com !!
Beautiful. Thank you.
Can u do an old timers
What would you sell that knife for.
Is it the same process to do a auto 110?
The sound went in the left channel thought my headphone went for a second until I checked on another video
Very clean looking buck right there. Great job Kyle. Dane said he sent you a new idea for a knife he wanted you know that means there will be 2 that will need to come to California again😁😁
Beautiful knife!
Very Nice.....Great Work...
Great video,
I however was disappointed somewhat. I will admit that I was hoping to see
How you re pinned the scales. I could have used that information. But other than that,,,
The scales are gorgeous everything is superior quality. Truly a joy to watch. Thanks for sharing.
Cheers! au revoir!
One of my first deer skinning knifes 40 something years ago ....👍
Nice job, Mike
Do you sell bucks like that? If so how much?
Absolutely! Email me! weiderfan.business@gmail.com