How to make a textured knife handle
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How I add an anso pattern to G10 Scales - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
This is a great texture, I'm going to use it as a present for my dad. Thanks for the video
Thanks for the great tutorial Caleb. I used the technique to make scales from some 3000 year old petrified bog oak. Took some effort as the wood was as hard as iron but also as black as coal! Buffed to gorgeous lustre and looks fantastic.
Great video. I will defiantly be following all of those steps to make my grips for my knife.
Very nicely done video....You brought out all the answers to my questions, as soon as I thought of them.
Glad to hear!! Thanks so much for watching!!!
Turned out really nice, looks great! Thanks for sharing this technique brother. I'm gonna try using the same approach on a buck 119 with the those slippery grips it comes with. Thanks again and bless you and yours.
Wow this looks so incredibly awsome! Definetely trying that on my next knife.
Something I found that works for polishing is "Johnson Paste Wax" and med speed buffer. Great vids, keep up the great work, thanks.
Awesome tutorial. Thanks for the help!
I came across this video and I know nothing of knife making but, beautiful work! Great job.
Very nice result; thanks for showing.
VERY well done! For such a young man your tutorial’s are EXCELLENT and you gracefully credit others when that credit is due. VERY professional. Thank you for sharing!
I'm happy to help! Thank you very much for watching!!
Really like that texture !
very classy vid. super informative step by steps with tips and i really like how you muted the sound as you dremel'd. you got me as a new subscriber...
Great work! Thanks for sharing!
Very cool. Thanks for sharing this technique
Excellent tutorial! Thanks.
Thanks sir, I just got into knife making and wanted to know this technique
Thanks for the tutorial, I've learned some tips!
brilliant!, very well presented. I have a knife with scales way to slippy I'm going to give it a try Thanks peace always Bob
thanks for the great tutorial, just finished doing up my worn smooth rat 3, I was thinking I was going to have to drop $40 for a new set of scales, but this method worked great. thanks again
Looks great and fairly easy to do. I'm just finishing my first knife, gonna try it! thanks for the video (:
Good job, turned out real nice.
Wow. Great job bro. Looks excellent.
Awesome work! Been looking for a good instructional video on how to do this. Thanks for sharing!
+Jimmy Symonds you are welcome! thanks for watching!
Great video bud! Thank you for sharing!
Nice job, thanks for sharing
Very nice work thanx for the tip.
Excellent video, thank you!
Great instructional video !!!
This is a really nice, informative video.. .Really enjoyed it. And yup... it worked.
Very cool buddy thanks for sharing
just checked out your work...STUNNING...!!!!!! love it..!!!! I appreciate you taking the time to do the texturing video...was looking to do some custom scales for a folder for myself...I will definitely be using your links to support your work...must get one of your blades..!!!!
Hey! Thank you very much! I really appreciate it!!!
Nice thanks for the video! I am going to try this on a small Tac knife I just put handles on last nite (Micarta).
right on man! Thanks for watching! :D
Kike Tarifa D. Hey! Sorry I couldn't respond. For some reason it wont let me respond to linked comments. Found a work around:) Yes its boiled linseed oil! I use it to bring the color out though, not for polishing. Also the material im working with is g10 not micarta. G10 is a glass filled resin and micarta is paper, linen, cloth filled resin. Thanks for watching!!!
U make it look so easy man lol. I really appreciate your videos. They’ve helped me so much.
ww2 colorizer thank you! And no problem I’m glad I could help!!
awesome work
Very good video, thanks!!! And GOOD tip about the respirator!!!
Thank you very much!!!
I'm sure you use a respirator g10 dust is some nasty stuff. nice job.
+david smith carcinogenic is nasty.
Great video, thanks
Love everything you do man!
Thank you very much!
Great Vid ,learned a lot .. Cutting that nail in half was a real WOW factor !
I will be following your how to vids . Thanks ...
Thanks! Glad you like the videos:) The nail video sure was a fun one:D
That is a cool looking handle
Nice job!
Very cool design, well done!
Ben Hays Thank you!
Nice
Awesome video
amazing
very nice bro, so simple and classy!!!
Andrei Iosip thanks my man!
awsome tutorial and very good job on the knife.
keep up the good work.
björken Thnak you very much!
Great video. I am going to try it on some of the knives that I make.
Awesome! Good luck and thanks for watching!
I really appreciate you taking the time to make this video. I have been watching a lot of TH-cam videos on knife handle's. I think if you would have moved the chair out of the way and moved your camera on the other side of the vice it would have been much easier to see how you blended the scales.
Inspiring and an excellent video. Well done sir.
Thank you!
Looks professional !!! Great Job !! Good Vid !!
tdawgee thank you! :D
Great work!, just like in the rest of your videos!
Thanks so much! :D
cool knife
Muy buen Video. Lindo trabajo.
Gracias!
God bless you too brother.
Nice!
Thank you!
Outstanding job man! I really want to do this to a couple of my knives, but something tells me you make it look easier than it really is. Just subscribed and plan on following your videos. Keep up the great work.
Thanks so much! With practice anything becomes easy😁👍
good howto video, thanks!
that's a cool pattern, good job
Thank you!
great tutorial. i have a question, would that be the same tools i need on a stainless steel handles? thank you
This video was so helpful bro.
It helped me a lot and my blade looks amazing with that kinda handle, thanks 😊.
Love from India👍
Awesome! Glad you found it to be helpful 😁
oh glory ... God bless you more
:)Thanks for the video,
tried it on a knife that i made
Nicely done!
Thank you! :D
Nice work, Buddy!
SugarcreekForge Thank you! I've been a fan of your channel for awhile now! :D
A brilliant tutorial, i'm a complete newbie to knife making and am glad I came across your channel. Have just subscribed and looking forward to your future videos, keep up the great work and regards from London ~Peace~
Zed Outdoors Thanks so much and I will do my best:) Thanks for watching!!!
Zed Outdoors His channel is great. I have used several of his tips to improve my noob skills.
NO JOKE: VERY SERIOUS!
Cool, many thanks!
You're welcome!
Thanks for making this man . I am not very good at knife making .do you have any pointers? thanks,
HL
There many ways to make handles! Horns, rocks, plastic, metal, wood ect ect 1 of the coolest ways is now. Taking plastic of all different colors and shave them to the shape you want and melt them into block to form handles. Can have any color you wish. Like blue and yellow ect.
Buenisimo......
good job man!!!
Thanks!
I just got a dremeli want to start modding my knives the budget knives first like make one of a kind scales I know you can do soooo much with a dremel my first success was sanding Dow a beed blast blade and got it to satin I was stoked that light the flame I’m not trying to go crazy custom I’m just bored of the same oh same scale and I don’t want to spend a lot of money anymore I’m sure you heard of Zach Stuff and his BM bugout projects there so awesome I bought 3 at separate time cuz the scales almost cost as much as the knife but I completed CF.TI. And just recently finished a micarta it broke me so I want to dye scales texture scales and make it my on I have several decent budget knives I came across your channel and was very impressed I want to learn to mod a doing clean. So I subbed you thanks for this video hopefully I can find more of your videos for inspiration thanks brother much props.
Have you attempted this pattern hardwoods, either stabilized or not?
Have you also tried this on poly resin?
nice
Have you tried Ultre-X G10 by Norplex? There's G10 and then there's Ultre-X G10 which I think is cotton or paper or both but I'm not sure because the knife making sites aren't specific. Thanks
thanx! liked subscribed
I want to do something like this to the polypropylene handle on my cold steel tactical katana. do u think I could do something similar on that material?
Top !!👍👍👍
I'm curious about how this technique would work on a steel knife handle? I also don't know if I would then need to paint or dura/cera coat it to avoid any rusting issues? As I would prefer not to use stainless steel or aluminum. Thanks for any thoughts, suggestions, or answers.
Cool scales, how do you engrave your logo?
Very nice !!! You mentioned using a brass wire wheel for buffing. Is that a all brass or is it brass plated steel ? Again Very nice and Thanxxx !
All brass!😁👍
Wonder if this would work on grivery handles.
Please make G10 forends & G10 stocks for rifles & shotguns?
Would this work on a Ontario Rat 1?
nice job , the oil is it some special oil for wood or u can do any oil ? and thx for the video
Mossine Gago any should work! Thanks for watching!
Very nice job young man. It looks good and I'm sure it sits in your hand nicely. Good video skills and spot on clear directions. Good job.
Robert Langley thank you very much!!! I really appreciate your compliments!
Great tutorial. Would you happen to know how the same pattern is applied to the blade itself? Ala borka blades...
Same way essentially. Often times guys will apply the pattern with carbide router bits. Thanks for watching!:D
Thanks
Could I use this on Carbon Fiber? I got a budget blade and it’s slippery and I want to add grip to it. Thanx in advance.
like to do that to my Frost Viper......badass and really very ergonomically friendly and esthetically beautiful...got some boiled linseed......
thanx for nice instructional....am a believer too.....bless
What is the diameter of the Dremel sanding sleeve ?I have a knife with a ugly handle I would like to give your technique a try. Great video thanks for Sharing.
+10223220 its a half inch wheel. Thanks for watching!
nice job,
Will the boiled linseed oil trick work on Mikarta also?
RGDS
Mac
Yes it should give a similar effect but I find that when I use G10, the color change is much more prominent.
Great job! Can you tell what product you use to polish micarta? my English is not as good as I'd like and I can understand what you say. My fault. :(
Thank you
Kike Tarifa D. I got it already... boiled linseed oil :) thanks anyway
What's an alternative to the brass brush? Would just hand sanding it up a little bit work?
renewman28 yes that would do fine! Thanks for watching!
what size wheel?
Can you get the same results with micarta following those exact steps?
Definitely!
Hi man. Just wanted to know where can I find some G10. On amazon? Home Hardware?
Alpha knife supply!