OMG...THIS IS THE BEST KNIFE VIDEO! I had no clue, how you were doing it. Craftsman. Id like you to do mine. Is this your biz? Gonna watch again on my computer. Im seeing this on my smart TV. Want to see more
You young Sir are multi talented , ive been subscribed to your two channels about 3 weeks now and am really impressed with your work ethic and talent , thanks for sharing your content and greetings from Ireland
@@johnnyl321 Really? The closest I got was with my daily carry 55, I opened it to cut open a box and the lock didn't snap in properly, turned out some pocket lint got into the notch. I cleared it and it's been fine since. I love my Buck knives, but they don't profile the edge like on my oldest one, the edge is rounded as opposed to a strict V. I never sharpen it, once in a while I'll take a find stone to strop it and it stays razor sharp.
I've enjoyed watching this video a couple times. You're very talented and seem to be a really nice guy with a great attitude I got my first Buck 110 last week from the Buck factory and ran across your video while searching info on Buck knifes. It's a beautiful piece of art in my opinion. I've always admired engraved items like guns and whatnot. You have inspired me to maybe give it a try someday. Hope you're having a great day.
Is there anything u can't do lol. I saw u cutting down that big walnut tree last year n now I find out u make jewelry/engrave too.! I'm a silversmith myself. Pretty new to it, about two years but I never thought about hand engraving befor, but it makes sense. I love the old ways myself! And live that knife too. I had one just like it when I was growing up, but seen as I'm from Ireland I'm sure it was some crappy imitation.. U earned my subscription today. I thought I had subbed after the storm felled walnut tree.. Thanks for sharing.. It looked great an I can tell you'd dads old engraved knife ment alot to u😉
just came across your video.VERY VERY nice work.love buck knives. got my first one in the NAVY,1971 still have it,and a few others. cant beat their quality and feel.just subscribed btw.
Dude I bought a 371 Stockman to whittle with the edge retention is unlike anything I have laid hands on. I also bought a 110 and a 112 Ranger Sport. IN ONE WEEK I cut myself on everyone of them.
Thank you, I have people speak of patience but the only time I'm impatient is when I'm doing something I don't want to do, in the case of this knife and other projects like it, I'm doing something I want to do so I don't specifically want to be done..............but I can't say that about everything I do, trust me, I get impatient.
I like the no music decision. The project turned out pretty. I like how you show your process and include video of your body position and movements whereas so many engraving channels are hyperfocused in close-up. Why not cut a slot in the curved (front) side of your pine clamping block to house the back of the closed blade?
You could do the slot thing, but it's nice to have the blade open. It helps you see the lines of the knife. which makes a difference of the angle you place the medallion. It's not in line with the blade or the handle, it's kind of in between. The reason all the other engraving videos are so close is most are engraving with pneumatic engravers and microscopes. The cameras are filming through the microscope and the engraver is sitting down not doing much in the way of movement. The vice is set on a turn table, the engraver does a combo of turning the vice and controlling the cut with the other hand. There's nothing wrong with it, just no where near as romantic as engraving with a hammer and chisel. It also has a much easier learning curve vs. Hammer and chisel. But what people are able to achieve is amazing. The extreme magnification combined with the advanced sharpening system makes for the ability to do some VERY detailed work. All possible with hammer and chisel but harder and time consuming.
Not yet, but I am back working on it, had to take a break to work on some other stuff for the past 2 months. Should be done over the next couple months.
What a beautiful engraved Buck knife! It was fascinating to watch this process! You are very talented and artistic! I really enjoy watching your channel sir. 👍👍👍👍 this would make a nice Christmas gift for someone!
I much prefer the sound of the tools vs music and just like you said "if you prefer music then turn some on". I've got one of these old buck 110 that's been converted to a switch blade, you can push the button (oval piece of brass used as a lever lock) and it will open or you can open it like you would any other buck 110, I've always thought about having it engraved, or at the very least have my last name engraved on the button to take away from the randomness of the blank piece of brass on the wood scales, then I can pass it down to my son or grandson
That is beautiful work. Its nice to see such craftmanship passed down from father to son. Do you take personal requests for work? I have a Buck 110 that I would love to have something like this done to. Please let me know.
Awesome stuff! I really want to get into hand engraving but when I look at equipment it looks a lot like gravers for powered system and I don't know if I'm looking at the right stuff. Do you have a tools list? ie graver tip, handle, hammer A few suggestions of which gravers to get for starters would be great! Thanks!
Where can I find someone to do this to my knife? I am looking to get my broker engraved like this, but I am having trouble finding where I could send mine... Thank you in advance
Very nice! Good video quality, but I would have liked to hear a bit more audio from you explaining the rest of your process. I found your channel long ago by searching engraving. Would like to see more. What did you use for a blackening agent? I have also enjoyed your log milling videos. All very interesting and you are multi talented individual. Thanks for sharing!
The black is flat black spray paint. There are other things that work as well, but the paint works well and holds up. Flat is good so it does not reflect. It's thin so it gets into detail.
At the 13:40 minute mark, What are you inking the engraved lines with? Looks great.
Impressive and liked the no music choice.
Thank you
@@thehomesteadcraftsman8975 You should put your favorite song on the next one....lol 🤙🤙🤙🤙
I like it. Makes my 110 look plain. Nice work.
Your diversity of craftsmanship is very impressive young man along with your videos being a joy to watch. Always look forward to your videos,William
Excellent workmanship, shows a lot of patience, interesting video
Great video thanks for sharing your talent and for no music.
Vedo solo oggi il video e non posso dire altro: bravo! 😊
Great job! Inspired me to buy a set of these chisels and give this a shot on my old Buck 110 👍
Turned a great knife into a stunning knife. Well done sir.
Thanks
Absolutely gorgeous! Such craftsmanship!
I did an inlay on a buck 110 years ago. It was just a tie tack . It was fun but didn’t look anything like yours. Great work!
Excellent video demonstrating your amazing skills at engraving. Dad would be soooo proud of his sons talent and what he has learned!
Πολύ ωραία δουλειά, υγεία στα χέρια σού.
Wow. Very nice job!
Buon giorno scrivo dall'Italia, molto molto molto bravo, complimenti grande lavoro e bellissimo video. Con amministrazione Giorgio
I just recently found that pocket knife in an old box... pretty cool knife
Very nice craftsmanship.
Thank you
OMG...THIS IS THE BEST KNIFE VIDEO!
I had no clue, how you were doing it. Craftsman. Id like you to do mine. Is this your biz? Gonna watch again on my computer. Im seeing this on my smart TV.
Want to see more
You are a person of many talents! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching
Really cool ! also very inspiring , I want to try something like this now.
You young Sir are multi talented , ive been subscribed to your two channels about 3 weeks now and am really impressed with your work ethic and talent , thanks for sharing your content and greetings from Ireland
I own 3 Buck 110 knives, the oldest I've had for over 40 years. I've never had the blade snap down on me.
The first one I bought...also about 40 years ago...did bite me. And that was the last one to do so. Kudos on you avoiding it!
@@johnnyl321 Really? The closest I got was with my daily carry 55, I opened it to cut open a box and the lock didn't snap in properly, turned out some pocket lint got into the notch. I cleared it and it's been fine since. I love my Buck knives, but they don't profile the edge like on my oldest one, the edge is rounded as opposed to a strict V. I never sharpen it, once in a while I'll take a find stone to strop it and it stays razor sharp.
The only suggestion I would have is the knife would look so very much better without the brass rivets. Beautiful job, excellent choice of engraving!
Great video, that knife looks beautiful. And also the engraving.
SurvivalAustria
I've enjoyed watching this video a couple times. You're very talented and seem to be a really nice guy with a great attitude I got my first Buck 110 last week from the Buck factory and ran across your video while searching info on Buck knifes. It's a beautiful piece of art in my opinion. I've always admired engraved items like guns and whatnot. You have inspired me to maybe give it a try someday. Hope you're having a great day.
You have a fantastic skill 👏
Great video good call on the no music ! Thank you
Amazing on every level. You, sir, are truly an artist.
Is there anything u can't do lol. I saw u cutting down that big walnut tree last year n now I find out u make jewelry/engrave too.! I'm a silversmith myself. Pretty new to it, about two years but I never thought about hand engraving befor, but it makes sense. I love the old ways myself! And live that knife too. I had one just like it when I was growing up, but seen as I'm from Ireland I'm sure it was some crappy imitation.. U earned my subscription today. I thought I had subbed after the storm felled walnut tree.. Thanks for sharing.. It looked great an I can tell you'd dads old engraved knife ment alot to u😉
Amazing process, beautiful work.
just came across your video.VERY VERY nice work.love buck knives. got my first one in the NAVY,1971 still have it,and a few others. cant beat their quality and feel.just subscribed btw.
Man, you did take it to the next level! Love your work man.
Beautiful job
Dude I bought a 371 Stockman to whittle with the edge retention is unlike anything I have laid hands on. I also bought a 110 and a 112 Ranger Sport. IN ONE WEEK I cut myself on everyone of them.
you have an amazing talent and even more patience in carving that knife, I would have given up well before the first bit of carving
I had fun doing it
Stunning, such talent, and patience to do that work, 😃
Thank you, I have people speak of patience but the only time I'm impatient is when I'm doing something I don't want to do, in the case of this knife and other projects like it, I'm doing something I want to do so I don't specifically want to be done..............but I can't say that about everything I do, trust me, I get impatient.
This reminds me of Alec Steele engraving the Viking Sword.
Judge Fenton speech in Hand Em High! Classic!
My man you are a genius!congratulation!
Thank you for sharing your talent. Beautiful knife! Mine is being restored by Buck factory. I should have sent it to you.
Good work, always excited to see your content.
Thanks
I like the no music decision. The project turned out pretty.
I like how you show your process and include video of your body position and movements whereas so many engraving channels are hyperfocused in close-up.
Why not cut a slot in the curved (front) side of your pine clamping block to house the back of the closed blade?
You could do the slot thing, but it's nice to have the blade open. It helps you see the lines of the knife. which makes a difference of the angle you place the medallion. It's not in line with the blade or the handle, it's kind of in between. The reason all the other engraving videos are so close is most are engraving with pneumatic engravers and microscopes. The cameras are filming through the microscope and the engraver is sitting down not doing much in the way of movement. The vice is set on a turn table, the engraver does a combo of turning the vice and controlling the cut with the other hand. There's nothing wrong with it, just no where near as romantic as engraving with a hammer and chisel. It also has a much easier learning curve vs. Hammer and chisel. But what people are able to achieve is amazing. The extreme magnification combined with the advanced sharpening system makes for the ability to do some VERY detailed work. All possible with hammer and chisel but harder and time consuming.
@@thehomesteadcraftsman8975 That makes sense. Thanks for taking the time.
Incredible. I have heirloom 110's for me an my kids. will look you up when we need customizing.
WoW stunned - amazing thanks for showing.
Excellent result, the knife looks very cool 😃👏👌👌👏
Huge talent
I do have one of those knives. Excellent job on the engraving, good eye.
Thank you
Thank You for this really interesting video. I’m impressed for sure.
Did you finish the house?
Not yet, but I am back working on it, had to take a break to work on some other stuff for the past 2 months. Should be done over the next couple months.
Very beautyful job 🤩
Great job, great knife!
Thanks
Name one thing this man can't do?! Great video!
Awesome. Work amazing skills👍
So beautiful !
hey craftsman, this is art ! like your videos, like your voice and i like your person.thanks for sharing.
That came out fantastic! Great detail!
Awesome video! Like the variety of projects you've been adding to the channel. The beginning sorta reminded me of your book sale video haha.
Ha, thanks.
@@thehomesteadcraftsman8975 I think it was mostly the posing haha.
Wow!! That is beautiful. Great video.
Thanks
Great job
What a beautiful engraved Buck knife! It was fascinating to watch this process! You are very talented and artistic! I really enjoy watching your channel sir. 👍👍👍👍 this would make a nice Christmas gift for someone!
I much prefer the sound of the tools vs music and just like you said "if you prefer music then turn some on". I've got one of these old buck 110 that's been converted to a switch blade, you can push the button (oval piece of brass used as a lever lock) and it will open or you can open it like you would any other buck 110, I've always thought about having it engraved, or at the very least have my last name engraved on the button to take away from the randomness of the blank piece of brass on the wood scales, then I can pass it down to my son or grandson
sounds like youve got a chinese clone like mine..is there filework on the back spring and on back of blade? That's a sure giveaway.
@@joejones9520 no file work, mine was sent to a gentleman in Oklahoma who converted it for me
That was amazing
Wow beautiful job
How do we contact you if we want to have one of ours done?
You're very talented. It looks awesome
Great video very beautiful engraving !
That is beautiful work. Its nice to see such craftmanship passed down from father to son.
Do you take personal requests for work? I have a Buck 110 that I would love to have something like this done to. Please let me know.
I like your music choices and I like being able to hear the tools being used. Maybe find a good compromise ;-).
Nice work
How did you make the black chalk?
Beautiful work.
nice work!Could you please tell me what is the white powder?
It was chalk.
Wow, very nice.
Awesome stuff! I really want to get into hand engraving but when I look at equipment it looks a lot like gravers for powered system and I don't know if I'm looking at the right stuff.
Do you have a tools list? ie graver tip, handle, hammer
A few suggestions of which gravers to get for starters would be great!
Thanks!
Where can I find someone to do this to my knife? I am looking to get my broker engraved like this, but I am having trouble finding where I could send mine... Thank you in advance
Relaxing video, you sure have skills.
Thanks for sharing.
how about a video on engraving ROUND barrels?
Thanks for teaching me this art. I really need the skill.
That’s an art I would love to know how to do.
Incredible. Is there anything you can't turn your hand to?
+Sam Sherwin No.....but results vary.
Hats off!
Impressive!
Awesome! Fantastic skill, thanks for sharing
That is beautiful.
Thanks
Very nice
Awesome work!!
Thanks
came out really nice!
Its been awhile buddy! Miss your videos... Merry Christmas!
Nothing like a trusty Buck.
That was very cool, thanks for sharing.
Thank you
Thank you for not adding music.
Wonderful job thank you
what size of buring do you use
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1/8 inch blanks that i shape on a grinder.
Exelen and $ ?
Awesome!
Looks great! Thanks for sharing. 👍😁
How can I contact with you ? Do you provide your service to others ?
Very nice! Good video quality, but I would have liked to hear a bit more audio from you explaining the rest of your process. I found your channel long ago by searching engraving. Would like to see more. What did you use for a blackening agent? I have also enjoyed your log milling videos. All very interesting and you are multi talented individual. Thanks for sharing!
The black is flat black spray paint. There are other things that work as well, but the paint works well and holds up. Flat is good so it does not reflect. It's thin so it gets into detail.
I liked the Silent Hill music you would play. 😁
Ahhhhmazing artistry!! ❤️