Unbelievable Technique of Making Western Outlaw Bowie Knife | with Leather Scabbard
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I appreciate the honesty in showing exactly how its made. A great knife for those who don't have a hundred dollars to spend on a bowie. Durable, practical and effective. That's all I need, thanks guys.
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Good to see how this knife is made! Kudos to every craftsman in that knife factory! I will buy one, and if I find tiny imperfections I will know it is because it is hand made!
I appreciate your work for a very affordable price. Blades are nearly as old as man himself. But Bowie knives are as American 🇺🇸 as they get. So thank you for making a signature knife of my country.
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Very interesting to see how this is made. I have one & it's a beast. Will chop through damn near anything.
It one Beast of a Blade & built like a Tank ⚔️🦈⚔️
I do hope to buy a bowie like this soon, as it is quite a beautiful, affordable blade.
Though I do feel some concern on the way it is grinded after it is heat treated. That can really mess up the hardness of the blade and can make it a serious hazard if used.
If you were to grind first, heat treat second, your blades would definitely be the best bowies for the price ever.
Like I always say buyers be wear
my thoughts exactly
This was my first big knife years ago. Still have it. I put it with the leather sheath in a Rotcho canvas machete sheath and it's perfect. You guys put an incredible amount of work into this. I have another one same size but it is a stick Tang more for chopping fine brush or scaring the neighbors. Canada.
Lots of respect for all the Craftsman involved. ❤ Just bought mine. May god bless you all.
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This video adds value to this knife! Hand made beast and cheap, ..good work! ❤
Great work bro
I love mine, bro!😂
BudK sold several tons of these big blades
I purchase some from them my self
TR65 Timber Rattler Western Outlaw Bowie
one tough inexpensive blade that ever home should own 💰⚖️⚔️⚖️💰
Brilliant job
Awesome, and for $20 usd Im not upset at the little imperfections and have no doubt it will handle anything I can throw at it.
Nice work
I have 3 of these and gave several as gifts. The most impressive knife for the price. I beat the hell out of 1 and put 7 lifetimes of abuse on it to see what it can take. I still use it regularly. Not a flaw on it.
excelente trabajo saludos desde colombia
I picked mine up used for twenty bucks. After restoring the sheath and taking a few minor nicks out of the blade it is in near mint condition. It is the only Pakistani knife that ever impressed me. The sheer size of it commands respect.
Nice one 👍
I have one. Everyone should! Well made and sturdy... And it won't break your bank either!
Nice bro good work 👍 I like it
Great to see how my knife was made. Honoust also. I ordered this giant bowie.I will sharpen it first thing when I get it. For the money, no one can complain for what you get.
I bought one a year ago. Still going strong. Only gripe is that the tip isn't as hard as the rest of the blade but it's still a solid piece. My friends asked me where I got it and when I told them it was Pakistani a couple laughed. I took his essee junglas and cut a quarter inch into the blade with this. Very good knife not just for the price but just a damn good knife. Slightly better quality control and most other knife brands will move to Pakistan for production.
You took his junglas and cut a quarter inch into it?
Lol, what the are you talking about
@@LastBastian the junglas has a high saber grind. It's actually quite thin metal for the last quarter inch of the blade. And yes, I did do that. It's actually not that hard. I've done it with a pocked knife on the same junglas as well. The junglas is an okay knife.
@@varun009 Mystery Pakistani steel, heated up in uncontrolled fire, tossed in dirt to cool, ground out on high speed non-water cooled stone wheel, (guaranteed to ruin any heat treat it *might* have had) pounded on post treat with a hammer while cold, with *FAKE* pins super glued into the handle...
And you casually "cut" up your friends Junglas, which he's cool with. (btw, the Junglas does not even have a particularly thin edge)
...Yeah no. This story isn't adding up.
wow, unreal, so awesome to see such craftsmenship!
Wonderful craftmanship for sure!
my timber rattler kicks butt. good job guys.
Thanks.
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This is awesome! Thank you for sharing!
Very nice indeed, thanks for sharing mates, cheers..
Bravo ragazzo 👍👍
I love mine and it took a very sharp edge.
must be some kind of super still I wished I could get my hands on some of this still to make my own knives with
Ahora que veo como hacen a mano ese hermoso cuchillo. Tienen todo mi respeto. Tengo uno pero comprare otro hay que respaldar ese trabajo.
I own two. I keep one on the wall with my collection and one concealed in a book case near my front door to gut uninvited guests. Stab chop slice or smash, a fine weapon at a great price.
Just wow
Great knife
Pretty cool.
Thanks
Pretty cool nice work
Do they not heat treat the blade?
I love Pakistan so much.
Western Outlaw Bowie Knife:
BEST budget bowie knife under $75 on the market! 👍🏽
Ya, I know they’re selling for under $40, but I’ll pit my Outlaw Bowie against any bowie knife costing twice as much!😁
A minha tem a logo marca: Timber Rattler de um lado e TR 65 STAINLESS STEEL handcrafted in pakistan do outro com bainha com detalhes. Já aviso, deixou na bainha ou com umidade ferrugem encosta.
Love the knife,hate the gaurd
I wish you would have left the fake pins off of the knife. Now I know why it looks like the big pin is walking out of mine. Going to pop it out and re glue it . Why mislead people? It's a cheap knife I love it well worth price but it will look crappier than it is when the brass plugs(fake pins) fall out.
this is why i love pakistan free People
Great video! Great craftsmanship and attention to detail. You should be extremely proud of your knife! Just ordered mine! Thank you for all the hard work!
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Hello, good time, I am sending a message from Iran I want to order a knife
Would be nice to know how I can get one of these.
Is this how the $36 mass produced versions are made, or is it a handmade copy? I cant believe they can sell them so cheaply, when so much effort goes into the manufacturing process.
Labor is very cheap in these 3rd world countries. Did you notice the workmen had no shoes on, no safety glasses, no safety gear of any kind.
@@mikehoward8201 well, they're Pakistani, so I could give a crap about their working conditions!
Were would i purchase one of these knives..
Bought mine off of eBay, but you can also find it on Amazon
Kamala hay
Great knife it's very sturdy.
Though I did modify the sheath a bit.
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Well this answered my question of whether or not I will buy this knife. The answer is definitely “No”. Why? 1. The knife is stamped to shape from a sheet of steel (impressive stamping press), 2. No heat treatment (only heated to anneal for grinding), I don’t think that overheating the edge while grinding and then dipping it into water to cool it off really counts as it is uneven at best. 3. There is no epoxy holding the scales to the hilt except to glue in the FAKE brass pins. There are 5 small brass pins mechanically holding them together but they can easily work loose with use. I will give credit to the workers who do the polishing and cleaning as it is a very good looking knife, but with the important steps left out.
Buy one and try one
I doubt you can touch a comparable blade for the money
Seriously they put all that work into it and its shipped to the other side of the planet for about $30
Alot of people love this knife
Oh I'm glad I found your video again somehow I keep getting unsubscribed do I not qualify by not watching enough of your videos is there a problem please respond I have to constantly look for your knife making videos it's unsubscribing me on TH-cam
I realize this was made a year ago. The vurrent shesths shipped with this knife are singie stitched, not doible stitched.
Beautyful work..but as i knew..the 3 big rivets are Just for looks.
This knife is buildt like a tank.
I hear many people complains..the only thing i want to say to those People..
Buy one and use it..you never would complains anymore..
bro please tell me what is the price and cash on delivery available
Bought mine for $35 USA on eBay. 1 month ago. Still a bargain blade!
My God, The edge looks hotter when he’s grinding it than it did when it came out of the forge. For the love of God please don’t chop anything with that. Lots of yikes moments in this vid.
HOLY ****! He burnt the Hell out of the edge.
Whatever dude. I’ve been chopping all kinds of stuff with my Outlaw Bowie and have had ZERO ISSUES.
These guys know what they’re doing!!!
ALL blades get heated while being ground.🤓
You messed up the temper by grinding too hard. Knife is no good
I have two of these knives. I have done everything i can think of within reason to break them. They are indestructible. They will break cinder blocks all day, stab through car doors and hoods, process any wood you want, dig a hole if you want etc. So before you make a asshat of yourself again with shit you learned on the interwebs buy one and use it.
I've never had any problems with the
TR65 Timber Rattler Western Outlaw Bowie knives I purchase and they are some of the least expensive, and I'm very glad to have them. So they obviously know what they doing and I will say they have gotten better over the years with heat treatment and temper.
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Two TR77 Bowie Knives are in this footage ⚔️🦈⚔️
I can't stand it,they totaly burn the steel ,complete overheat.And no tempering cycle,no hardening.So many poeple say its functional,a beast.Makes no sense.The edge has to be soft?45hrc or so,I don't know..
Watch a few review videos of this knife being truly abused and then defend your silly statements. Easy for you act like a know it all ass!
So where is the heat treatment? I bought a timber rattler and it came dull as whit leather and the angle gring is off and it is very heard to sharpen and even then I can not get it as sharpen as my other bowies( I've been sharpening knives,bowies for at least 45 yrs. And I can put different grades of edges and sharpness) on any one. Everyone knows that heat treatment is the MOST important part of a knife blade. I only wish that I had seen this video before I bought one because I wish I have never bought one now. I know I didn't pay big bucks but I at least thought it had some sort of treatment. They are made by Amateurs and I will never by another blade from bud k again
STOP WITH THIS FUCKING USLESS FINGER CHOIL :( but the knife stay cool :)
Not useless, better control for fine work and the best spot on the knife to use a ferro rod to get good sparks!
Haha, this is sooo bad. Painful to watch for real craftsmen.
And yet thousands of people use them all the time with no issues🤔 I'm sure you're more qualified than the 10,000 Amazon reviews and dozens of TH-cam videos though.
This was made by real craftsmen
I think what your talking about is a real expensive craftsman
For $30 you cannot beat this knife
go try
ill buy the first $30 bowie knife you sell