KnifeMaking: Making a Drop Point Hunting knife
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ส.ค. 2021
- In todays episode I make a full tang Drop Point hunting #Knife from 1084 High Carbon Steel. The Scales are made from African black wood and a red g10 liner. If you have any questions feel free to ask in the comments of dm me on instagram.
Instagram: / wengelswoodshop
Special thanks to Heather Lubrano for any extra help I need
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Awesome as always. I've always liked the narrating of the builds.
thanks man! I try to make it a chill video for people to relax and watch. Im sure my voice puts some people to sleep though lol
Fantastic knife. Great video.
Thank you Robert!
Beautiful work.
Thank you Ashley!
Killer knife!
Thanks Key!
@@Wengelsworkshop your grinder is sweet. I looked up the TH-cam page of the guy who sells them. With the parts package, along with any items you had to out source, what do you think it ended up roughly costing you to complete it?
I actually bought mine from someone that built it locally bc I don't have a welder. I paid 1350 so I'm assuming you could probably get everything for less than 1000-1100. I believe the house work channel has all the the listed parts needed and where to order them.
Amazing work! Wish I had one!
Thank You Ethan. If i have any available i will post them on instagram
just found your channel great video just subbed and liked im new to bladesmithing and love it im addicted for sure appreciate you putting in the time to teach others Mark
Thank you CT! I am no expert, but i like to explain what im doing so people have some kind of understanding.
Really nice design!
Thanks Larry!
Beautiful knife.stone wash texture look awesome👍👍🔥🔥🔥
Thank you Gurvinder!
Inspiring. I like the idea of using the router to round the scales. Thank you!
No problem Harry! thanks for watching
@@Wengelsworkshop do you have the knife mold to print
That's Definitely Awesome Outstanding Knife.
Thank you Robert!
Fantastico
Perfect hunting knife!
Thanks Adam!
Could you make a fixed blade for more of a duty use? I do what you could call international business relations for a multi faceted company and find myself in austere countries.
Nice work!
Thanks again Hans!
You’ve got an excellent narrating voice 🤙
Beautiful knife!
Thank you Nathan!
Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls God Bless Ya 🙌🙏 I'm already subscribed
Thanks agian Steven!
Nicely done, I never liked stone washed finishes that much but this one makes me wanna try it!
Thanks Njord! I'm hesitant to do satin finish finish since I use carbon steel. I'm looking forward to using stainless in the future.
@@Wengelsworkshop Ah okay, I‘ve really come to like the aged look of a heavy-use patina :)
Nice looking knife
Thank you Michael!
Bravo uno che mola la bisellatura a mano senza jig
Really nice work. Quality content. I look forward to what your going to be making next. I want to get a router to work on my handles. Looks like it makes it so much easier.
Thanks Phillip! If you do be careful and make sure you know how to feed material to prevent kickback.
@@Wengelsworkshop oh ok. Looks like I'll be going back to you tube university to learn that skill also. 😁
Super like .
Thank you
What router bits did you use?
Why did you not make a sharpening choil..? Is extremely important!
That is completely an opinion not a fact. Sharpening choils get caught on things while you are cutting. They are nice for sharpening but not as great for actual use. Some people like them and some don't. Sometimes I add them and sometimes I don't. But generally speaking for actual use I think they get caught on things and make curtain tasks harder.
@@Wengelsworkshop i respect your point of view… i sharpen my knives on Japanese stones … and man… I really appreciate a sharpening choil.. and Yes I can definitely get around it while I’m cutting ;)
What advice would you give a fella who is just starting out? Which mistakes to avoid?
Take your time and understand the first knives you make are for practice. Feel free to message me on Instagram for any specific questions you have.
Did you hear you got a shout out on Brian's Work For It podcast last Thursday? 🇬🇧👍🏻
Man I havn't listened to it yet I can't wait to listen! Thanks for letting me know and always watching the videos Sudo!
@@Wengelsworkshop
No problem! ✌🏻
What is the name of this wood on the handle?
I believe its African Blackwood.
@@Wengelsworkshop thanks
Do you sell your knives
Thanks for the interest. I don't have a lot available, (bc I only make them part time)but when they are I will post on my Instagram.
Hello, please tell me what is the name of the file in a 3:29 minute
It is linked in the description. it is called a checkering file. it says File for Jimping
We allowed to call dibs?!
I will consider...send location.. lol