Beautiful craftsmanship! I'm curious, what is the purpose of the three holes at the knife butt? I've seen this on other knives. I would assume they are for attaching a lanyard, but they appear to be too small for that, and it would only require one hole. I hope that is not a dumb question. Anyway, I really enjoyed watching the entire process. Thanks for posting this.
The larger of the holes will hold a lanyard...the others not so much. To small. But they are mostly for decorative effect. Just something different I guess.
If you use the file in one direction then not only will it wear less but you will have less problems with the high spots when filing over the brass. On the return stroke the file will tend to glide, slide off the brass but still remove wood. I'm hoping to make a knife like this myself, such a fan of Ray but like to make things.
@RDPproject You did an awesome job anyway, just trying to be helpful. I have to say I always struggled with files until I had to buy my own, then realised all of my Dad's were ready for the scrap yard!
@RDPproject Older than him I suspect but so blunt you could ride "bare arsed to London" on them. But of course rather than scrap them they could be made in to knives!
Fantastic Video series! I am new to knife making: Couple of questions: 1. How do you blend the bolster with the handle to eliminate a ridge between the bolster and handle? Same question for the brass pins and the handle and the spine and the handle 2. I have a similar belt sander, do you notice a vibration (or bounce) between the work piece and the platen? If so any suggestions as to how to reduce the vibration? I believe it is caused by the splice in the belt...
that music was driving me nuts dude, pretty neat knife though.
i wouldnt be arsed putting bolsters on mine though.too much bother and bit pointless on a bushcraft knife, but thats just my own opinion. might try the bees wax instead of linseed oil too- probably quicker to seal the wood too.
i am imopressed. as stroke survivor i still get out in the woods alot. i have mini knives but not a fixed blade. gr8 v9id . how much would u charge to make me one send to me in canada? ty karen
That is one of the most beautiful knives I have ever seen , in my humble opinion it looks way better than the woodlore . Great video , even better knife . Thank you for sharing your lifes work . It was very uplifting and much needed , gifts come in all shapes . Semper FI!!
I have had several people order the knife since the video was posted. But unfortunatly I havnt got a workshop anymore and probably wont for a while yet. So I had to turn them away. (I get the feeling you were a sniper in the corps) All the best to you mate. Rob.
@RDPproject Thats affirmative Sir , I did 15 and a half years in the USMC until an injury claimed my career .I still teach as a civilian contractor for the USMC , I enjoy it more than youll ever know . As far as the knife is concerned , it is pleasing to look at and I am sure it is equally impressive to hold and use ,I would be proud to own a masterpeice such as that . You are a very talented craftsman Sir and I enjoyed watching you make such a peice of usable art . SEMPER FI!!
That's a beautiful knife mate. just got back from a ray mears bush craft course and we got given the official ray mears knife, just comparing it and it looks pretty similar. good job mate!!
Great video...I can tell you're a patient person. What, no KMG, Bader, Wilton...Can this be true? I can't even afford the wheels for those grinders. I'm glad to see that someone else knows how to use hand tools...lol....Great job, enjoyed every second. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and time.EzRyder55
beautiful music throughout, if i am to make a knife, would you say that a totally flat spine (probably a puukko, then) or a spine that slopes down into the point (like the woodlore knife) is better?
I loved your videos on the knife project... a beautiful Bushmaster indeed. Thank's for sharing :-) would love to see some really close up pics on it... I saw you had something stamped there on the blade... How many days did you spend on it?
You love it yourself and are jusing it on a daily basis or...
Hope to see more great videos like that from you. Keep up the good work! :-)
Very nice work. I too have taken up making my own knives, and my first start to finish knife was based on the woodlore. I enjoyed this series very much. I'll be subscribing to your channel. Take care.
That is one beautiful creation Rob, you should be proud.
Just watched the series of this project and I must say, it is quite some inspiration. One of the best looking bushcraft knives I've seen in a long while. Congratulations!
I was melting Bees Wax so it can be obsorbed by the wood.
To protect the blade from rust...I simply keep the knife clean and dry.
this steel is 440C so it wont rust in any hurry. But even with carbon steel if you
keep it clean and dry when in use it helps greatly. Then befor putting it away in storage give it some oil. Just remember...Never to store knives *IN* their sheaths for long durations as leather can attract and trap moisture. Always store knives *OUT* of any sheaths.
This video gave me a far more appreciation towards knives. I've always loved samurai katana's. But your vid is excellent. You have a gift my friend. That knife is beautiful. I admire your knowledge and skill
This is one of the best knives I've ever seen! I enjoyed watching it been made. I would like you stayed with x-cut scales, so I could learn something about that that, but ok, I will experiment (and share of course). Thanks for posting these videos, they were really helpful, nice and well made (you can easily edit movies ;))
Great locking knife just love it. Got to make one myself here in sweden made a few when I lived in the states but gave them to friends so I have to find a place were i can make some new ones. I think i will film that 2 and put it on my channel.
That is an awesome life you have, and just a survey, do you like America? I'm planning that when I get out of college i will move to Britain or sweden. You rock. good day
Do you live in Australian, Britain or America? Not to be a creeper, but just curios. Your work amazed me all the way from the beginning. Good day to you. Cheers.
This is the first video of yours that I watched. Have only 1 word to describe it: WOW!
I am very impressed & happy for you. I can just feel the pride & joy oozing out from this vid. It is also a beautiful knife in my eyes, but what makes it so special & respectable is that you made it yourself!!! 5K stars bro!!!
I should also mention that this video series kinda reminds me of "Alone in the Wilderness" documentory where Dick Proenneke builds a cabin in Alaska from scratch. Both vids show excellent craftsmanship. Rob, if you have not seen this yet, check it out. I think you would really appreaciate it.
I waited a long time when you have finished your knife.
And then I waited not just beautiful, but unforgettable *****, this knife is very beautiful!!! Friend thank you by the way have inspired me to make a knife (Helle harding) I bought a blade, I'll try.
Beautiful craftsmanship! I'm curious, what is the purpose of the three holes at the knife butt? I've seen this on other knives. I would assume they are for attaching a lanyard, but they appear to be too small for that, and it would only require one hole. I hope that is not a dumb question. Anyway, I really enjoyed watching the entire process. Thanks for posting this.
dvolsky914 5 days ago
@dvolsky914
The larger of the holes will hold a lanyard...the others not so much. To small. But they are mostly for decorative effect. Just something different I guess.
Thanks for watching.
RDPproject 5 days ago
@RDPproject Well, your knife actually looks better than the Woodlore, IMHO.
dvolsky914 4 days ago
HOW DO U ATTACH THE WOOD TO THE KNIFE?
SHESABUTE 5 days ago
@SHESABUTE
I can tell by your comment that you didnt watch the whole series.
They are glued.
RDPproject 5 days ago
Stunning knife. Well done on both that and the videos.
daddymarkram 5 days ago
@daddymarkram
Tak for at se videoerne.
RDPproject 5 days ago
Beautiful knife, and an excellent series of videos showing how you work. I really enjoyed it!
Syncubus 1 week ago
@Syncubus
Thank you mate. Glad you enjoyed it.
Rob
RDPproject 5 days ago
If you use the file in one direction then not only will it wear less but you will have less problems with the high spots when filing over the brass. On the return stroke the file will tend to glide, slide off the brass but still remove wood. I'm hoping to make a knife like this myself, such a fan of Ray but like to make things.
littlestworkshop 1 week ago
@littlestworkshop
Yeah...my skills still need a ton of improvement. Im still learning and trying to get it
all right. That will come with time.
Thanks for watching.
RDPproject 5 days ago
@RDPproject You did an awesome job anyway, just trying to be helpful. I have to say I always struggled with files until I had to buy my own, then realised all of my Dad's were ready for the scrap yard!
littlestworkshop 3 days ago
@littlestworkshop
Woahh....Scrap yard! How old are your dads files?
RDPproject 3 days ago
@RDPproject Older than him I suspect but so blunt you could ride "bare arsed to London" on them. But of course rather than scrap them they could be made in to knives!
littlestworkshop 3 days ago
@littlestworkshop
ahh...You know that trick....buggar!...
I was gonna say...mail them to me. I'll look after them.....lol
:-)
RDPproject 2 days ago
where do you get those brass knife guards at?
Blizzhobbs 1 week ago
@Blizzhobbs
I made it. Its in one of the earlier parts.
Go and watch - Knifemaking. My Ray Mears & Alan Wood Woodlore Clone Bushcraft Knife. PART 3
RDPproject 1 week ago
Fantastic Video series! I am new to knife making: Couple of questions: 1. How do you blend the bolster with the handle to eliminate a ridge between the bolster and handle? Same question for the brass pins and the handle and the spine and the handle 2. I have a similar belt sander, do you notice a vibration (or bounce) between the work piece and the platen? If so any suggestions as to how to reduce the vibration? I believe it is caused by the splice in the belt...
JudgeJim1957 3 weeks ago
Oops, that was supposed to be a search. You video inspired me to look for others..
dmgm1970 3 weeks ago
@dmgm1970
Cool.....Thx for watching mate.
RDPproject 3 weeks ago
Wooden scales knife making
dmgm1970 3 weeks ago
No problem. I'm about to start my first knife, really appreciate all the great info in your vids. I'll stay tuned in!
resdog812 1 month ago
@resdog812
Thx dog...I appriciate it mate.
You a fan of the move "Reservoir Dogs" by chance?
RDPproject 3 weeks ago
@RDPproject yea, couldnt think of a user name. i gotta reservoir dogs poster on the wall so i just went with it!
resdog812 3 weeks ago
Awesome knife! Great work
resdog812 1 month ago
@resdog812
Thanks mate.
And thanks for the subscription.
RDPproject 1 month ago
Insulting noise?! I dig the mellow vibe... Nice knife and a nice vid. Thanks for posting!
BravoAlphaLimaJR 1 month ago
@BravoAlphaLimaJR
It doesnt matter what I do...there is always someone...who complains and is not happy with something in my videos.
Thanks for commenting Jr
RDPproject 1 month ago
Nice knife work, but the noise is insulting
Kanuckbrewer 1 month ago
I just ment you did a good job :)
ryanrrx 2 months ago
@ryanrrx
oooohh....THAT killed it...lol
Thx mate.
RDPproject 2 months ago
In the end you killed it! Great job! And I'm sure it's about 20% of the cost of some ray mears production lol great job
ryanrrx 2 months ago
@ryanrrx
Killed it!...how?
RDPproject 2 months ago
that music was driving me nuts dude, pretty neat knife though.
i wouldnt be arsed putting bolsters on mine though.too much bother and bit pointless on a bushcraft knife, but thats just my own opinion. might try the bees wax instead of linseed oil too- probably quicker to seal the wood too.
baldycoup 2 months ago
Beautiful looking knife
Pattas29 2 months ago
i am imopressed. as stroke survivor i still get out in the woods alot. i have mini knives but not a fixed blade. gr8 v9id . how much would u charge to make me one send to me in canada? ty karen
cougarbahia 3 months ago
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cougarbahia 3 months ago
Really great job!!! That's impressive!!
screwtherules2012 3 months ago
Olhando, esse trabalho tenho vontade de comprar uma, e de fazer uma. trabalho fantástico! muito bonito, e tecnicamente perfeito!!!
Saudações do Brasil.
grossfuss 3 months ago
@grossfuss
wow ... Muito obrigado meu amigo.
Saudações de Brisbane, na Austrália.
Rob.
RDPproject 3 months ago
Well done very nice knife.
archer82633 3 months ago
@archer82633
Thanks mate.
Rob.
RDPproject 3 months ago
Belo trabalho muito linda sua faca, Good job, nice knife!!!
grande abraço!!! saudações do Brasil a vc!!!
liquinho83 4 months ago
@liquinho83
Muito obrigado. Estou feliz que você gosta.
Saudação de Brisbane, na Austrália.
RDPproject 4 months ago
Wonderfully handsome knife that! Take good care of it, and it will take good care of you ;)
guldahlrahmi 4 months ago
That is one of the most beautiful knives I have ever seen , in my humble opinion it looks way better than the woodlore . Great video , even better knife . Thank you for sharing your lifes work . It was very uplifting and much needed , gifts come in all shapes . Semper FI!!
8541LONGRANGE 4 months ago 2
@8541LONGRANGE
wow....thanks for the great comment.
I have had several people order the knife since the video was posted. But unfortunatly I havnt got a workshop anymore and probably wont for a while yet. So I had to turn them away. (I get the feeling you were a sniper in the corps) All the best to you mate. Rob.
RDPproject 4 months ago
@RDPproject Thats affirmative Sir , I did 15 and a half years in the USMC until an injury claimed my career .I still teach as a civilian contractor for the USMC , I enjoy it more than youll ever know . As far as the knife is concerned , it is pleasing to look at and I am sure it is equally impressive to hold and use ,I would be proud to own a masterpeice such as that . You are a very talented craftsman Sir and I enjoyed watching you make such a peice of usable art . SEMPER FI!!
8541LONGRANGE 4 months ago
Well covered mate. Was looking for information on how to re-handle a knife. I think now I'll just make one. Beautifull knife and well done video.
chillymywilly 4 months ago
This knife is beautiful! Your a fanatasic craftsman
MrTeaHB19 4 months ago
very nice !
show some doings pls !
MrJapaneseboy1111 4 months ago
good job bro thanks for posting.......
unklewavex 5 months ago
@unklewavex
Thanks for viewing.
Rob
RDPproject 4 months ago
nice music good for the video
chieffy35 5 months ago
Feels like the end of a journey. Thanks for sharing.
oneoctavelow 6 months ago
I was just searching how to forge blades and i came across this video. they're quite similar. well done.
FelixRification 6 months ago
@FelixRification
cool...thanks mate.
Im hoping to get back into making knives again soon when I move into a house and can get a workshop
RDPproject 6 months ago
@RDPproject
Nice. i just do it in my wods at home.
FelixRification 6 months ago
That's a beautiful knife mate. just got back from a ray mears bush craft course and we got given the official ray mears knife, just comparing it and it looks pretty similar. good job mate!!
FelixRification 6 months ago
@FelixRification
Thanks mate. Having only joined YT on the 1st of August....how did you find my video?
Rob
RDPproject 6 months ago
@RDPproject
I was just looking how to forge knife blades and saw yours so i started comparing it. It's really good.
FelixRification 6 months ago
i like the point that you said about the handle fitting and filling your palm which makes it A LOT more comfortable
JohnReviewer112 6 months ago
@JohnReviewer112
Thanks mate.....
Rob
RDPproject 6 months ago
Wow that was somthing else ;)
conzog0700 6 months ago
Man watching your video is sheer therapy after a busy day. Thanks :-)
oneoctavelow 7 months ago
@oneoctavelow
Thanks mate.
Im glad you like it.
Rob.
RDPproject 7 months ago
*jaw drops* waaaaaoooowww (in awe)
RSSproductionzz 7 months ago
@RSSproductionzz
lol......thanks.
I gather that you like it.
Rob.
RDPproject 7 months ago
I love it. These bushies are great knives, I made few my self too :)
Trollskyy 7 months ago
Great video...I can tell you're a patient person. What, no KMG, Bader, Wilton...Can this be true? I can't even afford the wheels for those grinders. I'm glad to see that someone else knows how to use hand tools...lol....Great job, enjoyed every second. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and time.EzRyder55
EzRyder55 7 months ago
nice job *****
wufwufwufwuf 7 months ago
@wufwufwufwuf
Thanks mate
RDPproject 7 months ago
What a beauty
Buzzgrower 7 months ago
WTF is wrong with you? The music for this video is ASS
bnsaints 9 months ago
@justyoustupid
lol...sorry dude.
I just looked at your channel....then I realised...Doh! :-)
RDPproject 9 months ago
Hey Rob! I finally figured out your youtube name!
justyoustupid 9 months ago
@justyoustupid
Ummm...who are you?
I dont recognise your YT user name....
PM me if you prefer...
RDPproject 9 months ago
beautiful music throughout, if i am to make a knife, would you say that a totally flat spine (probably a puukko, then) or a spine that slopes down into the point (like the woodlore knife) is better?
knifemakejake 9 months ago
Fantastic video and end result. Well done!
williamwazere 9 months ago
i would never have the balls to put a flame to that lovely handle..
iandegia 9 months ago
@iandegia
Oh well...as you see tho...it works great.
RDPproject 9 months ago
I loved your videos on the knife project... a beautiful Bushmaster indeed. Thank's for sharing :-) would love to see some really close up pics on it... I saw you had something stamped there on the blade... How many days did you spend on it?
You love it yourself and are jusing it on a daily basis or...
Hope to see more great videos like that from you. Keep up the good work! :-)
bosse641 9 months ago
@bosse641
I worked on thie for several weeks. I had alot of breaks in between wor.king on it.
Also sending it away for heat treatment took a couple of weeks.
It was so long ago that I made this now I cant remember exactly how many hours I spent on it tho.
RDPproject 9 months ago
Very nice work. I too have taken up making my own knives, and my first start to finish knife was based on the woodlore. I enjoyed this series very much. I'll be subscribing to your channel. Take care.
PrepPro2717 10 months ago
@PrepPro2717
Thank you for your comment and subscription.
I hope your knives turn out great.
Rob
RDPproject 9 months ago
I love the way the knife looks, great job man.
xxJuanVsWildxx 10 months ago
@xxJuanVsWildxx
Thank you Juan.
Rob.
RDPproject 10 months ago
Great job on that very nice looking knife.
DAMNITman1 10 months ago
its sooo beautiful man......amazing knife....great job :D
weaponsfreak13 10 months ago
@weaponsfreak13
Thank you mate.
I do love it.
RDPproject 10 months ago
What a fantastic serie!! GREAT knife! ...and thank u for sharing!
patje0109 10 months ago
@patje0109
Thank you for watching Patric.
RDPproject 10 months ago
what kind of wood is that
1840218403 11 months ago
@1840218403
If I remember correctly its Australian Western Sheoak
RDPproject 11 months ago
now that's a masterpiece
XXxxDJSxxXX 11 months ago
@XXxxDJSxxXX
Thank you DJS
RDPproject 11 months ago
there should be a law stating that this exact knife shall be mass produced!great videos! GREAT knife. keep the vids coming
vectorponder 1 year ago
@vectorponder
That would be a law that I would vote FOR....lol
Rob
RDPproject 1 year ago
Well done! Thanks a lot for these fantastic videos of yours!
pureprotea1 1 year ago
@pureprotea1
Your welcome mate.
Rob.
RDPproject 1 year ago
nice is it completely home made
useaknife 1 year ago
@useaknife
umm....yes. did you not notice the title...part 6a.
Go have a look at the other parts of the video.
RDPproject 1 year ago
nice
useaknife 1 year ago
Outstanding Job on the Knife and Video!! THANKS for POSTING this!!!!
Frankallen12 1 year ago
@Frankallen12
Thank you Frank.
Cute Squirrel.....lol
Rob
RDPproject 1 year ago
that is freaking awesome work
teyacapan 1 year ago
@teyacapan
Thanks buddy.
Rob
RDPproject 1 year ago
That is one beautiful creation Rob, you should be proud.
Just watched the series of this project and I must say, it is quite some inspiration. One of the best looking bushcraft knives I've seen in a long while. Congratulations!
Slash28ACR 1 year ago
@Slash28ACR
Thanks mate....
Good to have you onboard.
A friend of Colin is a friend of mine.
RDPproject 1 year ago
great knife and excellent vid.
empty380 1 year ago
@empty380
Thank you.
Rob.
RDPproject 1 year ago
absolutely amazing knife is knife making your occupation ( job) great video ! :)
1MEALOR 1 year ago
@1MEALOR
Its one of my hobbies mate.
Rob.
RDPproject 1 year ago
You are one hell of a craftsman great attention to detail.
gordogreen 1 year ago
@gordogreen
Thanks mate.
I try to film as much as possible so other may learn from it or
get different idears that they can do themselves.
Rob
RDPproject 1 year ago
You are very talented that is a beauty of a knife
enjoiorange 1 year ago
@enjoiorange
Thanks mate.
RDPproject 1 year ago
@RDPproject do you have a website or profile on blade or knife forums in case i want to contact you for a custom knife
enjoiorange 1 year ago
hi what was that you were heating on the wood for the shine?
also what do you use to protect the blade from any rust? besides the sheath
poida84 1 year ago
@poida84
I was melting Bees Wax so it can be obsorbed by the wood.
To protect the blade from rust...I simply keep the knife clean and dry.
this steel is 440C so it wont rust in any hurry. But even with carbon steel if you
keep it clean and dry when in use it helps greatly. Then befor putting it away in storage give it some oil. Just remember...Never to store knives *IN* their sheaths for long durations as leather can attract and trap moisture. Always store knives *OUT* of any sheaths.
RDPproject 1 year ago
@RDPproject thank you for quik reply thanks for the advice :)
poida84 1 year ago
@poida84
No worries mate.
Rob.
RDPproject 1 year ago
This video gave me a far more appreciation towards knives. I've always loved samurai katana's. But your vid is excellent. You have a gift my friend. That knife is beautiful. I admire your knowledge and skill
xV13TCONGx 1 year ago
@xV13TCONGx
Thank you for the positive comment mate.
I appriciate it greatly.
Rob
RDPproject 1 year ago
i greatly admire the handwork you put into this
thanks for the great detail
beautiful knife
lilcamo25 1 year ago
@lilcamo25
Thank you mate.
Rob.
RDPproject 1 year ago
thats some excellent work. Looks like it will serve you well for many years.
slab698 1 year ago
@slab698
I hope so...Thank you.
Rob.
RDPproject 1 year ago
would be a good video if the music did not distract so much
jameasun 1 year ago
@jameasun
All you need to do is mute the sound. No matter what music I put to videos...
It will never please everybody.
RDPproject 1 year ago
Hey man this was the best and most detailed knife making video i have ever seen.
You did not only show the progres of the knife but also how you made it.
Great Great video man and very beautiful knife.
Have a good day from all of us here in Sweden :)
akerlund92 1 year ago
@akerlund92
thank you my friend.
Im glad you like it.
Tack så mycket min vän.
Jag är glad att du gillar det.
RDPproject 1 year ago
This is one of the best knives I've ever seen! I enjoyed watching it been made. I would like you stayed with x-cut scales, so I could learn something about that that, but ok, I will experiment (and share of course). Thanks for posting these videos, they were really helpful, nice and well made (you can easily edit movies ;))
mirkosrndovic 1 year ago
@mirkosrndovic
Thank you.
Rob.
RDPproject 1 year ago
im quite jealous :( beautyful knife.
bbroegger 1 year ago
@bbroegger
Tak min ven.
Where in DK do you live?
I use to live in Tistrup, just 20km north of Esbjerg.
RDPproject 1 year ago
@RDPproject i live in Nyborg, the eastern most city on Fyn where the bridge connect with sealand.
bbroegger 1 year ago
Great locking knife just love it. Got to make one myself here in sweden made a few when I lived in the states but gave them to friends so I have to find a place were i can make some new ones. I think i will film that 2 and put it on my channel.
ungnaturkraft 1 year ago
@ungnaturkraft
Cool....I look forward to seeing that Adrian.
Rob.
RDPproject 1 year ago
That is an awesome life you have, and just a survey, do you like America? I'm planning that when I get out of college i will move to Britain or sweden. You rock. good day
DuckBoy266 1 year ago
@DuckBoy266
"Do you like America?"
Sorry Britt....but you need to be a bit more specific please..
That question covers a whole variety of things.
Rob.
RDPproject 1 year ago
@RDPproject okey, so do u have any thing against us. by the way, i am definitly not like most americans
DuckBoy266 1 year ago
@DuckBoy266
LOL...no problem mate. It was just that the question was very open....
I could have come back with so many answers. I like america and most americans that I
have met over the years.
RDPproject 1 year ago
Do you live in Australian, Britain or America? Not to be a creeper, but just curios. Your work amazed me all the way from the beginning. Good day to you. Cheers.
DuckBoy266 1 year ago
@DuckBoy266
Born in Britain, live in Australia and have been the usa for holidays....
:-)
RDPproject 1 year ago
Do you live in Australian, Britain or America?
DuckBoy266 1 year ago
you know your good. beautiful knife mate
20tom09gt 1 year ago
@20tom09gt
Thanks Tom...but im just a novice and have a
long way to go yet mate.
RDPproject 1 year ago
This is the first video of yours that I watched. Have only 1 word to describe it: WOW!
I am very impressed & happy for you. I can just feel the pride & joy oozing out from this vid. It is also a beautiful knife in my eyes, but what makes it so special & respectable is that you made it yourself!!! 5K stars bro!!!
knivesfishwild 1 year ago
@knivesfishwild
I just finished 3 videos showing the Bushmaster sheath that I made
for the knife. I hope you enjoy watching them aswell.
Rob
RDPproject 1 year ago
I should also mention that this video series kinda reminds me of "Alone in the Wilderness" documentory where Dick Proenneke builds a cabin in Alaska from scratch. Both vids show excellent craftsmanship. Rob, if you have not seen this yet, check it out. I think you would really appreaciate it.
MrB0TT 1 year ago
@MrB0TT
Thanks Mr B. I know it well mate.
I saw it for the first time about 2 yrs ago. Very good doco that was.
Rob.
RDPproject 1 year ago
That thing should be in a museum. Well done!!!
MrB0TT 1 year ago
@MrB0TT
aaww....but that would be such a waste.....cos it would never be used in a museum....lol
Thx mate.
RDPproject 1 year ago
Its a tool. But this one is also fine art. It must feel amazing to hold something so fine you crafted yourself. I enjoyed being a spectator.
EconoChallenge 1 year ago
@EconoChallenge
Thx mate.
I enjoyed bringing you along for the journey.
Rob.
RDPproject 1 year ago
love the knife rob, very well done, you must have been anxious to get it back from heat treating.
TheLewisotto 1 year ago
@TheLewisotto
Oh you bet I was mate.....lol
Thx Lewis.
RDPproject 1 year ago
I waited a long time when you have finished your knife.
And then I waited not just beautiful, but unforgettable *****, this knife is very beautiful!!! Friend thank you by the way have inspired me to make a knife (Helle harding) I bought a blade, I'll try.
Tim
suvarak 1 year ago
@suvarak
That is good to hear Timur. i look forward to seeing how it turns out.
I will send you a video of how Ray Mears made a knife handle. Maybe it will help you a bit. It is easy if you do it the same as him.
Rob.
RDPproject 1 year ago
very nice Rob! i like the way you finished the end of the handle!
beautiful!!
captjeff78 1 year ago
@captjeff78
Thanks Jeff. Means alot coming from you buddy.
God bless.
RDPproject 1 year ago
That is truly a work of art, I have looked forward to every update of this knife, and the final product looks amazing. Great job.
dbyeayea 1 year ago
@dbyeayea
Thank you mate.
Alot of people like it. So do I actually.... :-)
RDPproject 1 year ago
Not bad I spose. Just kidding, a stunner of a knife. another case of getting out what you put in. Cheers
phrayzar 1 year ago
@phrayzar
Thx mate....lol.
It feels good when you finally complete something thats been
in the making for a while.
RDPproject 1 year ago
@softairguy65
Thank you Darian. I enjoy making them.
RDPproject 1 year ago
Brilliant!
switchest26 1 year ago
@switchest26
Thank you MJ
RDPproject 1 year ago
stunning work ;0)
jkd185 1 year ago
@jkd185
Thanks mate....I like it.
RDPproject 1 year ago
very nice! you have some talent! i love the fact that your making the handle by hand.
Killahofosho 1 year ago
@Killahofosho
It takes longer but if you slip when on the
sanding belt...you can so easily screw it up.
RDPproject 1 year ago