How to make a Bushcraft knife with zebrano wood handle
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- In this episode of the Beardy Explorer I have a go at making my first full build on a bushcraft knife from start to finish. I found I chunky piece of 3mm flat bar I had already and a piece of zebrano wood which was a worktop sample that was given to me and decided to transform them into my first full build on a bushcraft knife, follow my learning journey and see how I get on with this enjoyable project.
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Beardy Explorer (Will)
But an easy way to make a good sheath if you can't gather the leather is with p.v.c pipe and a heat gun
That’s cool idea, and could be a fun project, thanks for that inspiration 👍
great work man, i would recommend you do the grinding which you did with your self built construction, with a flap disk on the angle grinder, thats what i did before i purchased a belt sander to make my knives higher quality
Yeah I have done a couple more knives and used a flap disc and it worked pretty well, the fancy belt grinders are very expensive, one day hopefully, thanks for the support, very much appreciated 👍
Hella dope knife @BeardyExplorer! Now it needs an equally dope sheath!
Cheers man! Really appreciate it, your right, and I’m eyeing up some tools and I have found someone to give me a crash course in leather work, so hopefully this will be a vid very soon 🤞
Well done! What a superb job you made of this. It really is gorgeous, and I think your rsther bold move of adding the snake-skin texture paid off in spades.
I'd never heard of zebrano wood snd I think it's a lovely timber.
Thanks, it turned out not to bad considering this was my first attempt at a full build, just need to have a go at being a blacksmith and we got the full process!
@@BeardyExplorer Your home made sharpening jig was a triumph!
For some reason I assumed you'd need to fasten the file to the steel alignment rod, but you show that it can simply be hand-held.
And you're already good at shaping side scales.
Thank you, yeah the jig worked great I thought I would need a way of fastening the file to the rod but it turns out, it wasn’t need just a fairly firm grip and lots of patience 😂
@@BeardyExplorer Ah...the patience. I'm going to come right out and confess right now that I use a grinder with a carborundum disc to rough out the lion's share of my bevels. So I've been wondering repeatedly how l o n g It must have taken you to creste that (frankly formidable) bevel. I mean, it's a thick old knife! Surely you can't have done it in a day...or did you?
I would say I did nearly 5 hours straight with the file work, the entire knife took 3 days but jumping on and off it between family duties
Not sure how long ago this was posted
Miy buena pieza!!! Saludos desde Chile.
Sugerencia. Para templar, necesitas mas aceite.
Thanks man, more oil! Good idea, unfortunately that was all I had but I will get more for next time
@@BeardyExplorer muy lindo modelo
nice 😏🤘