@@wazzeradk9398 Thank you! This knife was finished about 3 weeks ago. It takes me a while to edit these shots, just taking an off hour here or there every few days. I appreciate the advice and will do my best to show more of the finished product in the future, just understand that it will be a few weeks before that makes it into my new videos!
Great job! Beautiful results. I’ve got a knife that the back Spring currently sits too low. When the blade is open. That trick with a piece of bandsaw blade is genius.👍😊
@@stephenjeffrey75 Thank you! I used a hacksaw blade for a while, but this thin band saw blade is a better size. A $5 pack of new coping saw blades should work too. I believe that a welder would be better, but I don't own one.
Another great video Rev. Impressive work on the shield! Also enjoy the segments regarding the knife company history and era of the knife. Just an added bonus for us watchers!
I believe that your imagination, combined with your skills, make you an outstanding knife repair/restorer/enthusiast. I dabble in knife restoring. But, not to your level. I just used your razor blade method on a Barlow that now has 1 blade...thanks for sharing your talents with us...🔥👍😎🙏🙏
Mr. Scott, I sure do enjoy watching you work. You are a master hafter. Even if you wouldn't say so yourself, sir. Thank you for these teaching videos. It's a privilege watching you work. God bless. Keep 'em coming.
Once again an excellent job of actually repairing a knife to a high standard rather than some of the knife “experts” that just buff up a knife on a fibre wheel!
I have a knife with no snap. I have already learned a few techniques from you on how to fix it. Thank you for making these videos and sharing your ideas.
Ive definitely done my fair share of work on slip joints, you definitely know what you are doing nicely done just found your channel and subscribed brother 🇺🇲😎🙏
@@southernknifehobbyist nothing really to see blade replacements, making new springs, and Total refurbs, now I'm making my own fixed blades it's really a great hobby to me I luv working on my knives and refurbing older folders I really only like traditional knives and fixed blades, really impressed with your channel, been watching quite a few of your videos I liked the jig for the spring pin on the drill press to round them over I'm 63 and never stop learning new techniques appreciate you brother 🇺🇲😎🙏
@@bigGeo5460 I learned most of what I know from AAPK, allaboutpocketknives.com It is a great forum where we share tips, tricks, and knife pics. Would love to see you post your work there!
Great job on fixing this knife. This is a beautiful knife and I would be more then happy to carry it. I truly love watching your videos and the way you show your steps on doing it. Please keep on doing it this way as they are great to watch & we can learn a lot from them. At least I will - lol Thanks & Later
@@jedijimknives Thank you sir! In an effort to keep everyone from inflating my ego, I am working on a blooper reel. Way too much material to choose from!
@@CuttingEdgetools Thank you! That is my Dad's. It is one of the old log cabins that he moved and restored. This one is set up as an old General Store building, with antiques in it.
This is one of my more ambitious "experiments". I finished this knife a couple of weeks ago, and was hoping to return it to the owner before releasing the video, but still have a handful of other knives of his to finish. Surprise!
I tell you what as a newer you tube channel that works on knives and gets them back to usable condition, I really enjoyed watching this and seeing your process.
That's a good idea for and old blade, the inlay and having hard time seeing the pencil out line would it not have been easier if you had just put a piece of masking tape down and traced it on the handle or make it a stencil off and the place it on the handle?
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Very nice video! Please show more footage of the finished knife in future videos….
@@wazzeradk9398 Thank you! This knife was finished about 3 weeks ago. It takes me a while to edit these shots, just taking an off hour here or there every few days.
I appreciate the advice and will do my best to show more of the finished product in the future, just understand that it will be a few weeks before that makes it into my new videos!
Great job! Beautiful results. I’ve got a knife that the back Spring currently sits too low. When the blade is open. That trick with a piece of bandsaw blade is genius.👍😊
@@stephenjeffrey75 Thank you! I used a hacksaw blade for a while, but this thin band saw blade is a better size. A $5 pack of new coping saw blades should work too.
I believe that a welder would be better, but I don't own one.
Man do I ever enjoy watching your videos! You have a craftsmanship that excels anything I have ever seen! God bless you and your ministry!
@@waynemiracle8928 thank you!
Another great video Rev. Impressive work on the shield! Also enjoy the segments regarding the knife company history and era of the knife. Just an added bonus for us watchers!
@@Cuttindux I had not heard of the company before, so I enjoyed learning a little about them too.
Thank you!
I believe that your imagination, combined with your skills, make you an outstanding knife repair/restorer/enthusiast. I dabble in knife restoring. But, not to your level. I just used your razor blade method on a Barlow that now has 1 blade...thanks for sharing your talents with us...🔥👍😎🙏🙏
@@BarlowBrigade Thank you! For me, this is all about having fun!
He should be very happy with that! And you should be proud. You are definitely experienced and knowledgeable. Enjoyed watching!
@@RonaldNorwood-kn4bo Thank you!
Great camera work. I enjoyed the video. The knife turned out great 👍
@@KernArms Thank you!
Mr. Scott, I sure do enjoy watching you work. You are a master hafter. Even if you wouldn't say so yourself, sir. Thank you for these teaching videos. It's a privilege watching you work. God bless. Keep 'em coming.
@@This_Old_Man_68 Thank you!
Nice work inletting the shield into the bone scales, fixing the work back spring and repairing the knife!
@@knifecoop001 Thank you!
Thanks for the tip on making the spring work better 😀 👍 GOD bless America 🇺🇸 🙏
@@howardkayecrabyman Thank you, and I pray that He does!
Once again an excellent job of actually repairing a knife to a high standard rather than some of the knife “experts” that just buff up a knife on a fibre wheel!
@@peterbird5167 Thank you!
I have a knife with no snap. I have already learned a few techniques from you on how to fix it. Thank you for making these videos and sharing your ideas.
@@DanSaenz-xl8tv Thank you! Have fun, and share your results!
Ive definitely done my fair share of work on slip joints, you definitely know what you are doing nicely done just found your channel and subscribed brother 🇺🇲😎🙏
@@bigGeo5460 Thank you! I would love to see some of your work!
@@southernknifehobbyist nothing really to see blade replacements, making new springs, and Total refurbs, now I'm making my own fixed blades it's really a great hobby to me I luv working on my knives and refurbing older folders I really only like traditional knives and fixed blades, really impressed with your channel, been watching quite a few of your videos I liked the jig for the spring pin on the drill press to round them over I'm 63 and never stop learning new techniques appreciate you brother 🇺🇲😎🙏
@@bigGeo5460 I learned most of what I know from AAPK, allaboutpocketknives.com
It is a great forum where we share tips, tricks, and knife pics.
Would love to see you post your work there!
You are a craftsman sir, enjoy your videos! Thank you!
@@ebertcombs6610 Thank you! It must be the editing, because I am still experimenting and learning!
Great job on fixing this knife. This is a beautiful knife and I would be more then happy to carry it. I truly love watching your videos and the way you show your steps on doing it. Please keep on doing it this way as they are great to watch & we can learn a lot from them. At least I will - lol Thanks & Later
@@Chevyv8man1 Thank you!
Wow! Those results are fantastic....thanks so much for vid showing your process...much appreciated....Jim
@@jedijimknives Thank you sir! In an effort to keep everyone from inflating my ego, I am working on a blooper reel. Way too much material to choose from!
Enjoy the fine workmanship 👍 boy your Cabin front looks cool! Best! Dwayne
@@CuttingEdgetools Thank you! That is my Dad's. It is one of the old log cabins that he moved and restored. This one is set up as an old General Store building, with antiques in it.
This is one of my more ambitious "experiments". I finished this knife a couple of weeks ago, and was hoping to return it to the owner before releasing the video, but still have a handful of other knives of his to finish.
Surprise!
I tell you what as a newer you tube channel that works on knives and gets them back to usable condition, I really enjoyed watching this and seeing your process.
@@makecutlerygreatagain1884 Thank you!
Very nice repair Sir.
@@kevinwilliams563 Thank you!
Great job sir 👏
@@jeffdewall8872 Thank you!
Tracing the shield onto a piece of blue painters tape might make it easier to see/ inlet.. just a thought ;)
@@mikecollins8241 Great idea!
That's a good idea for and old blade, the inlay and having hard time seeing the pencil out line would it not have been easier if you had just put a piece of masking tape down and traced it on the handle or make it a stencil off and the place it on the handle?
@@jaysonwilson7882 Someone else suggested the masking tape too, and I wish I had thought of it. Great idea, I appreciate it!
Awesome cool great video thumbs up. Where are you located? Do you make pocket knives?
@@thomastommy1192 Thank you!
I am in the Northern foothills of Al
Alabama. I would like to make knives, someday.
Is that just water you keep dipping the knife in? If so why?
@@GregWilmoth Yes, to keep the metal cool to prevent from ruining the temper.
Very nice work as always preacher! I have a question for you, do you have an email or any way to get ahold of you? Thank you!
@@natertater2458 STKServicesAL@gmail.com
@@southernknifehobbyist email sent! Thank you!
Scott awesome video. Great restoration that pretty.knife.livea again to be cherished an loved..
Whats your.email.address...
@@kenkelley1223 Thank you!
STKServicesAL@gmail.com