i have watched this video 3-4 times. i love the way you transform a piece of scrap and a plain antler stick into not only a useful tool, but a lifetime heirloom keepsake for someone. keep it up buddy. great work. randy
I appreciate your videos. I get caught up in all the latest and greatest gizmos and methods of knife making when there really is no need. You make functional, good looking knives using the old ways.
Nice skinner. I really like using the old hay rake tines. I've also been told they were 1095. I make primitive knives also. I just found your channel and subscribed. So far you are spot on and I like your work. May God Bless.
Thanks Brian! It’s good to get back on here. I’ve been so busy I’ve not had a lot of time to make a video but hopefully it won’t be as long before I can get another going
Lots of folks dont understand that us country folk run into the darndest things at the darndest times. I carry mine 24/7. In the last 20 years I've had coyotes try and attack my dogs. Feral pigs destroy fence and garden, had feisty possums dead set on getting in the garage, snakes galore... etc.. even had a couple of does get feisty with me trying to stomp dogs barking at them. The thing is, it's like a knife, rather have it and not need it, than need it and not have it.. I swear theres a country song in there somewhere...🤣😜
Great video man. I really liked the pewter technique you used. Did that all come from one pour? Or Did you do more than one. Its a great look i would like to try. I appreciate you sharing and any more info you have on doing the pewter pour well. Have a great day.
Where do you get your pewter from. If heard there are differences grades of im not sure what to get or where to get it. Tha k you for your awesome videos. I lo e your knives
Great job as always, sir. Quick question: Are you taking commissions at the moment? And if so, how much do you think it'd cost to commission a 7-8 inch clip point knife?
@@oldsouthforge831 Sure, thanks for responding. I'll continue to pop up in the comments section, and we can see how the situation is with your availability and my pocket health in the near future. Cheers!
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i have watched this video 3-4 times. i love the way you transform a piece of scrap and a plain antler stick into not only a useful tool, but a lifetime heirloom keepsake for someone. keep it up buddy. great work. randy
I've watched this more than once & it's always interesting........keep 'em coming!
I appreciate your videos. I get caught up in all the latest and greatest gizmos and methods of knife making when there really is no need. You make functional, good looking knives using the old ways.
Thank you Aaron! Yes sir I like just the old traditional ways. I enjoy practicing the craft
Nice skinner. I really like using the old hay rake tines. I've also been told they were 1095. I make primitive knives also. I just found your channel and subscribed. So far you are spot on and I like your work. May God Bless.
I sure appreciate you watching and subscribing!
Thanks for sharing, I learned another way to make the bloster.
Great to see you back, nice knife
Thanks Brian! It’s good to get back on here. I’ve been so busy I’ve not had a lot of time to make a video but hopefully it won’t be as long before I can get another going
Just love the way you do your knives, simple functional and very nice. Great video thanks for sharing and god bless
Thank you so much Richard! I appreciate you watching!
Great video!...nice skinner...that will be someone's keepsake for many decades....
As a direction ive been wanting to go with my knives, this is the channel ive been looking for
Thank you so much for watching!
Lots of folks dont understand that us country folk run into the darndest things at the darndest times. I carry mine 24/7. In the last 20 years I've had coyotes try and attack my dogs. Feral pigs destroy fence and garden, had feisty possums dead set on getting in the garage, snakes galore... etc.. even had a couple of does get feisty with me trying to stomp dogs barking at them. The thing is, it's like a knife, rather have it and not need it, than need it and not have it.. I swear theres a country song in there somewhere...🤣😜
I couldn’t have said it better myself Mel. I just never know what my stop by to pay me a visit lol.
Yes sir you never know what will come about!
Thanks for making and sharing this video.
You are very welcome! And thank you!
Nice looking blade sir i enjoyed watching you work at it
Thank you !
Great video man. I really liked the pewter technique you used. Did that all come from one pour? Or Did you do more than one. Its a great look i would like to try. I appreciate you sharing and any more info you have on doing the pewter pour well. Have a great day.
That’s awesome Chad.
Love your videos they have helped me a lot.
Very glad to hear that! Thank you!
Them are the longest vice grips I ever have saw
Where do you get your putter from? I like that bolster look. Keep up the good work and God bless.
Absolutely brilliant
Damn! Bout darn time. Lol. Glad to see your vids again!
I know! It’s been a minute lol thank you sir!
Where do you get your pewter from. If heard there are differences grades of im not sure what to get or where to get it. Tha k you for your awesome videos. I lo e your knives
Great job!
Thank you!
Amazing work brother!
Thank you sir!
That is beautiful. Can you make me a blade like that?! Seriously
I’d love one for my sons 18th
Great job as always, sir. Quick question: Are you taking commissions at the moment? And if so, how much do you think it'd cost to commission a 7-8 inch clip point knife?
I do take them but not at this time. Please keep in touch with me. I should be caught up in a few weeks
@@oldsouthforge831 Sure, thanks for responding. I'll continue to pop up in the comments section, and we can see how the situation is with your availability and my pocket health in the near future. Cheers!
Were can I get me one these fancy knife?
I wondered if you were still kickin'.
Man I am still kicking and going. I’ve just been covered up with work! I am glad you are still here watching
Absolutely brilliant
Thank you Patrick!