Очень хорошая работа! Хорошее видео! Замечательная природа и собачки! Думаю тепло Вашей души через Ваш руки переходит в ножи и ножны! В новом году Вам здоровья, мира, достатка!
I love linseed oil, If you have some old rusty iron tool just remove the loose rust and put some layer of linseedoil on it and it will get a beautiful brown color and stop further rusting.
Hi Fi, I'm very glad you like our background noises cause I have been trying to mute it as much as possible in editing. But sometimes our baby son is just very talkative 🤣
kardeşim Vahid bir sanatın doğuşunu izledik.ailemle beraber.çok güzel oldu.ellerine sağlık.huş agacının uru geyigin boynuzu ve kabuklar.teşekkürler güzel insana.
Здравствуйте, здоровья и счастья Вам ,и вашим близким в новом году .Вы ещё раз доказали , что делают руки а не станки .У нас в школе были подобные верстаки , но гораздо проще . Спасибо за видео , как всегда интересно и многое пригодится .👍🤝
@@VahidCullsberg I just saw the email you sent me. I am more than thrilled with the knife now. A knife is an easy thing to buy from a store, but one made by my friend will be cherished for many years!
Hi Timothy, thank you kindly. No I haven't learned to forge yet. This is a Lauri blade I bought online. I do want to eventually set up a small forge and start learning. All the best
@@VahidCullsberg Same to you brother. I started with using old files. If you heat them up , cherry red , then let them cool you can shape them fairly easily with grinders and other files. You are probably already aware of this. I also buy blades on-line for damascus blanks. You can't make them as cheap as you can buy them.
@@VahidCullsberg Hey , I forgot to mention , your video skills are really top notch too. Did you get a good camera finally? The vids you did early on were way better than mine but you mentioned hoping for better equipment.
Thanks for that Timothy. No I'm still filming with the same phone. A samsung s9. Can't afford a better dedicated camera and sound mic yet. I have instead tried to do the best I can with what I have. I'm very happy you have noticed a positive difference 😊
Hi Woods, Thank you! That is kind of you. This bench is a classic wood working bench used in schools going back ages. All kids get to try some general wood working skills in while still in school. It's part of the curriculum called "slöjd" and also "Home learning " meaning cooking, sewing classes.
nice fit of the blade to the anteler bolster. I never knew you could get a file shaped like a knife. I've always struggled to refine that part of doing a knife. I have a 500mm square marble tile with 40 grit fastened with spray adhesive, great for flattening. I use it to do drum shells too. What blade is it? a Lauri? roselli?
Hi, thanks for the feedback. It's an always tricky part to try to fit it perfectly. The last step I did was using a regular razor knife. It's a Lauri blade 😊
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👍 Nice project. Excellent combined use of vintage hand tools and some modern electric tools. Beautiful knife. Thank you for sharing.
Очень хорошая работа! Хорошее видео! Замечательная природа и собачки! Думаю тепло Вашей души через Ваш руки переходит в ножи и ножны! В новом году Вам здоровья, мира, достатка!
Здравствуйте, спасибо за комментарий и добрые пожелания. Я желаю вам того же.
Beautiful craftsmanship and knife. No matter how often I watch these, I am still so impressed.
Thank you very much Craig! I really appreciate it 🙏
You're not the only one who feels that way.
Beautifully hand crafted and I love that you made this knife without all the expensive high tech machinery!
Thank you kindly Rowan. I'm very happy that you liked it.
Hi Vahid, sehr schöne Handarbeit
There's more than just a bit of you in that knife. Nice to see traditional methods used. Stunning job, mate. Well done.
That is very kind of you. Thank you. 🙏
I love linseed oil, If you have some old rusty iron tool just remove the loose rust and put some layer of linseedoil on it and it will get a beautiful brown color and stop further rusting.
I have to try that. Thanks for the tip.
Love the domestic noises in the background, everyone loves a family man. Lovely knife
Hi Fi, I'm very glad you like our background noises cause I have been trying to mute it as much as possible in editing. But sometimes our baby son is just very talkative 🤣
@@VahidCullsberg It's a happy noise. Shows you're a good parent that you are near by. Best of luck to you in your endeavours.
kardeşim Vahid bir sanatın doğuşunu izledik.ailemle beraber.çok güzel oldu.ellerine sağlık.huş agacının uru geyigin boynuzu ve kabuklar.teşekkürler güzel insana.
Sevgili Mehmet, ailenle birlikte izlediğini bilmek beni çok mutlu etti. onur duydum. Kuzey Finlandiya'dan selamlar.
That's a beautiful knife.
Thank you thank you
What a fine looking knife, beautiful.
Thank you very much 😊
Very nice Cullsberg 👌
Thank you very much Richard! Thanks for watching 😊
Здравствуйте, здоровья и счастья Вам ,и вашим близким в новом году .Вы ещё раз доказали , что делают руки а не станки .У нас в школе были подобные верстаки , но гораздо проще . Спасибо за видео , как всегда интересно и многое пригодится .👍🤝
Привет, спасибо за добрые пожелания. Я желаю вам того же. Да, этот верстак раньше был в школе. Они действительно очень практичны.
Beautiful as always my friend!
Thank you Mark! I'm very glad especially you liked it.
@@VahidCullsberg I just saw the email you sent me. I am more than thrilled with the knife now. A knife is an easy thing to buy from a store, but one made by my friend will be cherished for many years!
I'm so happy to read this 😊👍
Another beauty. Never seen birch bark used with other materials. Looks nice. You make the blade too? Hope you're getting a good buck for them.
Hi Timothy, thank you kindly. No I haven't learned to forge yet. This is a Lauri blade I bought online. I do want to eventually set up a small forge and start learning. All the best
@@VahidCullsberg Same to you brother. I started with using old files. If you heat them up , cherry red , then let them cool you can shape them fairly easily with grinders and other files. You are probably already aware of this. I also buy blades on-line for damascus blanks. You can't make them as cheap as you can buy them.
That is sound advice. I'll keep that in mind 😊
@@VahidCullsberg Hey , I forgot to mention , your video skills are really top notch too. Did you get a good camera finally? The vids you did early on were way better than mine but you mentioned hoping for better equipment.
Thanks for that Timothy. No I'm still filming with the same phone. A samsung s9. Can't afford a better dedicated camera and sound mic yet. I have instead tried to do the best I can with what I have. I'm very happy you have noticed a positive difference 😊
Bravo Vahid...a beauty...you are a true Craftsman!
I really like that woodworking Table...where ever did you find it?...atvb...woods
Hi Woods,
Thank you! That is kind of you. This bench is a classic wood working bench used in schools going back ages. All kids get to try some general wood working skills in while still in school. It's part of the curriculum called "slöjd" and also "Home learning " meaning cooking, sewing classes.
nice fit of the blade to the anteler bolster. I never knew you could get a file shaped like a knife. I've always struggled to refine that part of doing a knife. I have a 500mm square marble tile with 40 grit fastened with spray adhesive, great for flattening. I use it to do drum shells too. What blade is it? a Lauri? roselli?
Hi, thanks for the feedback. It's an always tricky part to try to fit it perfectly. The last step I did was using a regular razor knife. It's a Lauri blade 😊
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