Knifemaking - Work in Progress - Part 1 Barstock to Blade

[ritter89]

Not exactly ideal but if you don't have a metal cutting band-saw, grinder or dremel, you can also use a jeweler's saw. Takes awhile but will do the job with the right blades (4-8 sized blades)

[RDPproject]

Excellent Jarrett.

Oh..and your video skills are not to shabby...lol

5*

[MasterKnifemaker]

@RDPproject

Thanks Rob - I appreciate the kind words.

[antixbush]

Wow , I really really love the knives!!!!! I must have one!

[cynan48]

Really excited about this series! I've been thinking about trying to make a Knife for awhile and I'm sure these videos will teach me volumes.

[reasoning777]

Super! Thanks very much for the vid, and the continuing explanations on the subject, appreciated. Great the way you keep it nice and simple, and 'down to earth' as it were, not being to 'wordy' in your explanations, also giving, where possible alternative if the tool in question is not available etc. I can see this being a nice 'Pony Ride' !! Onwards and upwards to the next vid !!

[sraike]

Yes, this is going to be a great series! 1095 is definitely my favorite too. On to Part 2...

[QuietBearr]

This is gonna be such a sweet series!!!! Cant wait for more, keep em coming man! I can see you being very successful with your youtube channel.

This comes at the most opportune time for me!

And 1095! WOOT! 1 1/2 by 3/16th, what did you read my mind?

[RDPproject]

lol..im with you on that Logan.