Thank you for doing a video on this venture. I bought blades from them nearly 20 years ago. And they still are holding up with nothing more than a strop
The instructions on the deepwoods ventures website does mention raising the spine slightly when stropping, so that is what I do on these. If you scroll to the bottom of their website you can find a link with their recommendations on sharpening.
@@dywoodcarving yes I scribbled a marker on my blade to check and indeed you need to lift slightly, deepwoods ventures mentions lifting half of the blades thickness. Thanks
I have some of Mr Jone’s knives and really like them. The sheaths are also good quality. Glad to see Deepwoods is still going.
Thank you for doing a video on this venture. I bought blades from them nearly 20 years ago. And they still are holding up with nothing more than a strop
What kind of steel, what Rockwell hardness,
Thanks for the information on all these knives, it is very helpful, especially about the handles.
Thanks. I have been considering purchasing one of these knives
I've been carving for over 50 years. Deepwoods Ventures are the best knives available. Excellent video.
Awesome knives!!
Just ordered my first knife recently. Can't wait until it arrives
The blades are great - I completely agree. But for me, I found the handles too thin for my large hands so I ended up selling them.
i just got one , when stroping these blades should i lift up a bit , is there a bevel there? I cant tell.. thanks in advance.
The instructions on the deepwoods ventures website does mention raising the spine slightly when stropping, so that is what I do on these. If you scroll to the bottom of their website you can find a link with their recommendations on sharpening.
@@dywoodcarving yes I scribbled a marker on my blade to check and indeed you need to lift slightly, deepwoods ventures mentions lifting half of the blades thickness. Thanks