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In this 18-minute video, I take you through the entire process of crafting a Leather Multi-Carry Sheath, designed to hold a large hunting knife, a deer antler ferrous rod, and a Fallkniven D4 knife sharpener. This project, which took approximately 14 hours to complete, was done without a predefined template, allowing for creativity and improvisation along the way. I hope you enjoy watching the journey of this custom sheath coming to life, showcasing both skill and craftsmanship.

In this extended video, I respond to numerous requests for more comprehensive detail and insight into my process. While I generally prefer shorter videos around 10 - 15 minutes, this one is an exception. Here, I demonstrate how to make a large Camp-Survival-Hunting knife, inspired by the British Army Issue Knife. This robust build features a heavy-duty 6mm thick, 13-inch long oak handle. Accompanying the knife is a sturdy 6mm thick leather sheath with a dangler. This knife excels in wood chopping and splitting, making it an ideal companion for preparing a campfire. The blade boasts three bevels, including a 30-degree micro bevel, ensuring it's not only sharp but also maintains an excellent edge. My channel is primarily dedicated to hobby knife making and various DIY projects related to home and garden. I'm not a professional knife smith and I don't sell my knives. My approach to knife making is a personal hobby, involving woodworking, metalworking, and leatherworking. I enjoy recreating historical tools, like my interpretation of the 1950s British Army issue knife, and making a variety of knives including hunters, skinners, fishing/gutting knives, and kitchen or chef's knives. Please note, the way I use power and hand tools in my videos is based on my personal methods and should not be taken as instructional guidance on tool usage. Always prioritize safety, wear appropriate protective gear, and use tools as recommended by their manufacturers. In addition to knife making, this channel also covers topics like garden design, the construction of outdoor buildings, and other aspects of working with knives and tools. Whether you're an experienced craftsman or just starting out, there's a wealth of knowledge and inspiration available here for all enthusiasts.

Join me in this detailed video where I craft a skinning knife and its sheath from scratch, a special birthday present for a friend. This time-lapse video compresses 25 hours of meticulous work into just 14 minutes. The handle is a unique combination of walnut, brass, and deer antler, matched with a durable 01 tool steel blade. Additionally, at the end of this video, I've included links to my other projects including the Deer Antler Scale Skinner and Drop Point Hunting Knife builds. My channel is dedicated to the art of hobby knife making and various DIY projects, ranging from home improvements to garden design. While I am not a professional knife smith and don't sell my knives, my passion lies in experimenting with woodworking, metalworking, and leatherworking. This journey includes recreating historical tools, like the 1950s British Army issue knife, and extends to crafting hunter's knives, skinning knives, fishing/gutting knives, and kitchen or chef's knives. Please remember, the way I use power and hand tools in my videos is based on personal methods and is not intended as a guide for tool usage. Safety is paramount, so always use tools as recommended by their manufacturers and wear the necessary safety equipment. In addition to knife making, this channel also explores garden design, the construction of outdoor buildings, and the broader aspects of working with knives and tools. Whether you're an experienced craftsman or a curious beginner, there's something here to inspire your next project.

Discover the art of crafting a Bushcraft Custom Knife - a Woodsmans knife adorned with Coolbah Hardwood Burr Scales, in this detailed step-by-step guide. We will walk through the entire process of creating a handcrafted custom knife and its leather sheath, from the very beginning to the final product. This channel is devoted to the world of hobby knife making and various DIY projects related to home and garden. While I am not a professional knife smith and do not sell my knives, my passion lies in the realm of creating and experimenting with woodworking, metalworking, and leatherworking. The journey includes reimagining tools from the past, such as the 1950s British Army issue knife, along with hunter's knives, skinning knives, fishing/gutting knives, and culinary knives. It's important to note that the methods I use, particularly with power and hand tools, may not align with standard practices, and my videos are not intended as instructional guides for tool use. Safety is paramount, so please ensure you use your tools in the manner recommended by their manufacturers, always wearing appropriate safety gear. In addition to knife making, the channel also explores garden design, the construction of outdoor buildings, and various aspects of working with knives and tools. Whether you're a seasoned craftsman or just starting out, this channel offers insights and inspiration for all who share an interest in the craft.

Join me on this journey where I'll guide you through the entire process of crafting a custom hunting knife and its accompanying sheath. This channel is a celebration of hobby knife making, along with various house and garden projects. While I'm not a professional knife smith and don't sell my creations, I'm passionate about bringing age-old tools to life through woodworking, metalworking, and leatherworking. Our adventure will include techniques used in recreating historical pieces like the 1950s British Army issue knife and extends to hunting knives, skinning knives, fishing/gutting knives, and even kitchen or chef's knives. Please note, the tools I use may be handled differently than manufacturer recommendations, so always prioritize safety and follow proper guidelines when using any tools. Besides knife making, we'll explore garden design, outdoor building, and other aspects of working with knives and tools. Whether you're a seasoned craftsman or a curious beginner, there's something here for everyone who shares a love for the craft.

This guide provides a step-by-step tutorial on crafting a skinning knife, complete with a Kydex sheath, from the beginning to the end. The tutorial covers every essential aspect of the process, ensuring viewers can follow along and create their own functional and durable skinning knife, complemented by a custom-fitted Kydex sheath.

This tutorial offers a thorough exploration into the art of crafting a Bushcraft/Woodsman knife and its accompanying sheath. The video meticulously documents each step of the process, from the initial stages of grinding out the knife blank, shaping it on a belt grinder, and flattening the blank, to the detailed work of sandblasting, drum sanding, drilling, and countersinking for weight reduction. The tutorial also delves into creating the bevel, pre-heating oil for heat treating, checking the blade's non-magnetic status, tempering, and blade polishing. Special attention is given to stabilizing the scales, etching the maker's mark, attaching and gluing the liners, drilling for mosaic pin holes, and further reducing the weight. Viewers will see how to shape and sand the knife scales, fit them precisely to the knife, epoxy them into place, and polish them for a finished look. The process of sharpening the blade with a TS Prof sharpener is demonstrated, followed by comprehensive instructions on making the knife sheath. This video is an extensive resource for anyone interested in the detailed process of making a high-quality Bushcraft/Woodsman knife and sheath from start to finish.

In this brief video, I delve into the comprehensive process of crafting a skinning knife with a unique Deer Antler handle featuring a hidden tang. This presentation covers each step of the knife-making journey, highlighting the use of resin-stabilized antler to create a robust and aesthetically pleasing handle. This particular skinning knife is designed for efficiently processing deer, including bucks and does, as well as smaller game. The video aims to provide viewers with a detailed look at the art of crafting a specialized tool for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts.

This channel is dedicated to the art of crafting custom knives as a hobby, focusing on various projects related to home and garden enhancements. Notably, a recent creation is a Drop Point Hunting Knife, a bespoke piece crafted for a friend in the Lake District. This knife features exquisite materials such as Australian Ringed Gidgee scales, 01 Tool Steel, Brass Liners, Red Micarta Liners, and Brass Mosaic Pins, and includes a handcrafted sheath. The content here spans a wide range of interests, from traditional woodworking, metalworking, and leatherworking to garden design and the construction of outdoor structures. While I am passionate about knife-making, I do not profess to be a professional knifesmith and do not sell my creations. My methods may not align with conventional techniques; they reflect my personal journey in this craft, recreating historical tools like the 1950s British Army issue knife, as well as a variety of specialized knives including hunting, skinning, fishing, gutting, and culinary knives. A key aspect of my channel is the emphasis on safety and proper tool usage. I often use power and hand tools in unconventional ways, and my videos are not intended as instructional guides on tool use. I always advocate for adhering to safety guidelines and using tools as recommended by their manufacturers. My approach to knife and tool making is an expression of my hobby, blending various skills to create functional and aesthetically pleasing items.