Prepping And Attaching Handle Scales | Knife Making | Vlog

Here it is, Episode 84. I am looking forward to bringing you guys some more builds, projects and experiences. As always, I hope you learn something and that you have an amazing day.

A special Thanks to Corey Scott for the handle material!

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Camera: Sony a5100

Intro and Outro Music by: Joakim Karud

Banjo Music By:
"Shady Grove" by Shake That Little Foot

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[janetjackson]

I absolutely love this knife! Mustard!

[norcalbowhunter]

Hey I go through and vacuum everything after each step too. But then I took wood-shop in school and was taught to never leave a station dirty so who ever used the machine behind you, wasn’t working in your mess. So it’s a habit that’s carried over into my own shop even though no one is going to use the machine after me lol.

[merleswanger]

Man I really love the way that turning out, that’s goin to be one awesome knife

[sudo_nym]

This is a sweet lookin’ knife, man!
🇬🇧🤜🏻⚡️🤛🏻🇺🇸

[MadManest]

Damm it man, you work to Damm much, but we appreciate it very much. Awesome work like always

[TheRedhawke]

Love the etch, this blade makes me think of a Piranha for some reason.

[robertgreenlaw]

Knife is looking great!! That finish rocks!!

[downtherabbitholehobbies]

I might be a bit biased, but I love the way handle scales are turning out! It’s awesome seeing someone using materials I made to make something else. Can’t way to see them finished! Keep up the great work!

[roger]

Those handles are going to look good on that knife. Good choice and craftsmanship.

[johntolerjr.]

Handles are looking great can't wait to see them finished.

[damndale]

I would be elated to use that for Every Day Cooking.

[josephmoravec]

Do you use numbered drill bits to drill holes in your scales? They are a few thousands larger than std drill bits.