How to Make an Ulu Knife With Black Beard Projects
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- This is an Ulu knife, our interpretation of the traditional knife used by the Inuit, Yupik, and Aleut. it is a knife used for preparing food and cleaning animals. today Black Beard Projects and I will be making one. Black Beard Projects will make the Iron and I will be making the Handel. The Ulu handle is made from Curly White oak, Ebony and Padauk.
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The boiled linseed oil is the money shot for sure.....very very beautiful work....
thanks. I love when things come out of the oil. looks so good!
That wood is beautiful
Thanks.
I do a lot of hand filing, and one of my favorites is a shinto rasp, it's saw blades in a crisscross pattern and it is both very fast for rasping, and very pleasant to use. With all the hand filing and hand tools it might be a good addition to your collection. Anyhow, great work as always :)
thanks man! I have a few of them. and they are fantastic for a lot of applications.
olo to you too James thank you. the white oak is great good one jim
that is a gorgeous work of artistic functionality!!!
thanks! this was a fun one for sure!
That really came out great!
thanks Steve!
VERY NICE JOB! Beautiful piece. The bigger brass pin in the middle looks fine. But, sounds like you and that BLO need to get a room.
LOL my wife keeps looking at that jar funny!
That curly white oak is absolutely stunning. My bench is made from mostly white oak, it's a fantastic species.
It is my favorite by far. challenging and beautiful!
Beautiful
Thanks!
Very cool!
Thanks James.
Incredible work love the different types of wood came out fantastic. The BLO was very satisfying :) And I have to say that was a great Dad joke, definitely going to use that that for now on lmao 😂. Take Care
Thanks man. This was a fun one for sure.
Thanks for sharing that
my pleasure!
Great job on that knife. That combination of wood came out beautiful. The only thing I would have done differently would've been to round the handle instead of making it octagonal, but that's just personal preference. Again, great job, James.
Is there a way you could do a video or segment of a video on rifflers? Would like to get more information on them.
I have wanted to make that video for a long time. one of these days!
Hey James, don't know if you still check the comments on older videos, but a toothing plane would also work well for adding texture to the scales for gluing, right? I'd be surprised if you didn't have one, but it's also possible you wanted to make the project look more accessible for those who don't have one.
Also, the BLO on that curly white oak is stupid gorgeous. Holy crap.
Right on. I've used a tooth in plane for veneer and other things like that several times. This would be a great place for it. Thanks man.
Love this channel too! Your color scheme really were great choices! Is this for sale? 😎
LOL we thought about putting it up for auction, but we will see
i love it, but why the pin in the middle of the black stripe???
because I like the look.
yep , looks a dangerous tool to use but defiantly I love it 😊
you should see some of those Alaskan women with them. do NOT get near!
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For kitchen use, how is it sharpened ? A knife sharpening rod or "steel" ? Thanks...
Traditionally you sharpen it with a steel or against another knife.
@@WoodByWrightHowTo Thanks for that confirmation - an awesome gadget !
That curly oak though! I have some big pieces of curly european oak laying around (it's mostly knot actualy but there is a lot of curl as well) what could I make from it?
Make anything you want. just know it is DIFFICULT stuff to work with. it is great for most applications.
@@WoodByWrightHowTo I'll save it untill something comes up
And my piece is especialy difficult to work with because I'll have to work around the knot
If only you would give this to George Takeii, you could title the playlist of forging the knife and making the handles "Sulu's Ulu".
OH I NEED TO DO THAT!!!!!!
Does BLO work on stabilised wood just as well as it does on "raw" wood?
Yes it does. It doesn't soak in as much as there's not as much space to soak into but it still works really well.
Looks like it would be a good knife for pizza.
truth!
You spell it Olo and he spelled it Ulu So who's right??
it is spelled Ulu. but the title card there is a running gag on the channel. there is something misspelled there or some joke each week.
Still scared of resawing.
It used to terrify me every time but now I keep saying other places where I can use it.
@@WoodByWrightHowTo I think my impatience is the problem. Scribe a line on both sides. Saw a bit and turn the wood. Now I just have to do it.
This looks like trash. You should throw it in the mail and send it to me.
I'll get rid on that man lol