Shaping Woodlander Knife Handles
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2020
- Ben films a fly on the wall style video in the workshop, this week he's shaping the handles of his classic woodlander Bushcraft knife.
Masur Birch Woodlander: bit.ly/38cbVDs
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Breath-takingly beautiful handle
I am happy to say that I bought this knife Ben is making when it was put up in their online store. Real treat to see the handle being shaped. As beautiful as it looks in the video, in person it is exquisite. And it’s a lot of fun to use off in the bushes.
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Excellent videos. Having the right tools and how to used them is what it is all about. Thank you for sharing. Far and far away from Marana, Az. USA.
Enjoyed the whole process, nice handle and knife 👍
Great stuff so pleased you enjoyed it.
Many thanks cheers Ben
Awesome video! Loved watching the process and your knowledge is very appreciated!
Beautiful....You are a real Craftsman and Artist. I learned a lot.
That first grinder looked awesome.
Also good to see 10 plus years of muscle memory being called in on command when shaping that handle, making it look very easy.
Nice work Ben, that birch is lovely.
Thanks a lot, yes the grinder is amazing I use it like artist uses a paint brush to enable me to shape the wood just how I want. 👍
I've been flirting with the idea of making knifes for a while now. I enjoy your pointers Thanks for your videos, truly enjoyed.
It's nice watching a professional at work
Great job mate. learnt a lot. Keep up the good work.👍
Great again... Thanks for advices!
Good job thanks
Thanks a lot so pleased you enjoyed it. cheers Ben
Thanks for this great video. I really like your no nonsense style and delivery. I’m glad I found you.
Dude, I don't know how I wasn't already subbed to your channel... Am now for sure! Great video, and beautiful knives! 🙌
Nice Thank You
Very informative thank you!
Interesting to see a master at it. Seeing the buffer work from a safety viewpoint would be great when you have the time or inclination. Thanks Ben and Lois.
Baldy Slapnut thanks glad you enjoyed it. We did cover a little but on the buffet including safety in the recent how to make a knife handle video. But a full video on it would be a good idea. Many thanks cheers Ben
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Love your work!
Love your work. Envious of your belt sander (worked with belt linishers for 20 years prior to redundancy & this one looks amazing). - Seriously not being a smart a**e but do watch out for your hoodie drawstring ;)
Good point. I keep meaning to cut them off. Glad you enjoy the videos. Many thanks cheers Ben
Thanks Ben, that was brilliant to see. 👍🏻
That’s great Ben. I did enjoy watching that. Thank you.
Thanks Ben, good to see another makers way of doing it.
this has been very helpful, i have a knife handle ready to be contoured but thought my handle was too thick to start but looks like it will be fine after contouring. thanks!
Great insight Ben
Excellent Ben, thank you. Just made my first knife handle and wished i had watched this first. Very clear and insightful. Had issues with the hardware creating greying of the light wood so will learn from this on the next one.
Cheers.
Gran trabajo!
Blimey that's a versatile tool!
👍 job thanks
Thanks for the great,informative video Ben! I loved it, very informative and inspirational! Cheers!
Wow. You made that look easy.
Great Advice from you ❤️🌳❤️
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How lovely video.
i think you helped me a lot actually. that was really good to see.
Really interesting video Ben great to see the handle coming to life like that! Feel free to do another one with koa wood scales 😂😜👍🏻
Muito bom vídeo
Nice close ups to show the details. I don't have the tools to do that but the handle on my knife is coming apart. I'll figure it out. Thanks.
Loving your videos! Nice, easy way of talking, no raging music...great job. I've just taken delivery of my own variable speed Radius Master and I'm looking forward to making some dust with it! When you're knocking the rough down of the handle I noticed you took fairly aggressive swipes at it. Is there an issue with heating up the tang and possibly upsetting the glue?
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Nice work on hadle. Sharp forcus on camera all the time! But kind of scary to see wood dust and metal sparcles from grinder beeing vacumed together. It is so easy to start fire in dispozal bin for dust.
Beautiful 👍
Which is harder to form , micarta or wood ?
I love the orange accents in the micarta handle you did in the fall a couple years ago.
Camera work is good
Was that all in real time more or less? Took me 3 days to do that and was still left wanting.
Ben can you do a vid on getting accurate plunges please
Bravo vorrei sapere che rivetti adoperi.... Legno olio. E colla..... Ci tengo.
Grazie a presto
Hi Ben, this is a process I've been struggling with a bit, I've only got a small beltgrinder, seem to have trouble getting steel filings on the wood and scratching knife edge around handle, I noticed a lot of your handle sanding is going across the grain of the steel, are all scratchs removed by the time you've finished?
Hi Ben. Just wanted to know, what kind of mask do you use?
What brand is your belt sander that you are useing please ?
This is a Radius master and superb bit of kit and super versatile 👍
@@BenOrford Thanks I am in Europe where's the cheapest place to purchase one ? Thanking you 🙏
@@johnroberts769 no problem well I know there’s a stockist in Germany that have them instock check out Angele hope that helps cheers Ben