Mild steel & Birch wood - Tracker, Bushtool, Woodlore clones

[VersionD12]

Amazing knives! Good Job!

[TrutherTube2012]

subbed, great stuff man.

[Bushwhittler]

@TrutherTube2012 Thank you! Support highly appreciated. :)

Take care: Ari

[houseoffire72]

Im subbing! Great work, I like the designs of all them:)

[Bushwhittler]

@houseoffire72 Thank you glad you like them :)

Take care: Ari

[futhermucker1]

Amazing work brother. I had to sub. You got a true gift, thanks for sharing it. TC!

[Bushwhittler]

@futhermucker1 Thank you so much. Just remember guys i wasnt the one who designed them its just fun to play things like these. :)

Take care: Ari

[TheLongburns]

Hey, this is Andy from Habilis. Handles look good. Did you have a bushtool to look at or just pictures? Drop me an email sometime. haggisfan@hotmail.com

[Bushwhittler]

@TheLongburns Thank you Andy! I sketched from picture to paper. The shape of the bushtool is very practical but the corner lanyard hole was not my cup of coffee. So i did my version with rounder shaped leuku type handle.

[AdventuresWithDad]

Beautiful work Ari, you are a true craftsman and a true inspiration...faved yet another one of your vids for future second/third viewing....hope you and the family are well my friend...Dennis

[Bushwhittler]

@AdventuresWithDad Thank you Dennis! Say hello's from us all to your family also :)

Take care: Ari

[ReeperzOutdoors]

Very inspiring...........Great job! Great Vid! I got a coupld of Files anealed over the weekend and hope to start soon. Thanks for posting your vids.........

[Bushwhittler]

@ReeperzOutdoors Thank you! If it gave you the spark it did its job then :D

Im waiting to see your knives. My pleasure to post these once and a while :)

Take care: Ari

[hobbexp]

nice knifes you make,

fredde

[Bushwhittler]

@hobbexp Thank you Fredde.

Take care: Ari

[Andersbork]

Very cool Ari!

I have read the text, so this is no refletion on your work just some facts regarding Iron blades. In the early iron age they had not figured out how to carbonice steel so they used the iron as it was. It was still better then bronze edges and there are storys of warriors straitining thier blades on the battle fields in the middle of a on going clash:o) Later they started mixing in high carbon steel with iron creating laminated steel, also known as Damast.

Always a pleasure!

Rob

[Bushwhittler]

@Andersbork Thank you Rob :D

I was waiting you comment like you did believe or not. You have some very useful knowledge !

Thats true thing friend!

And its possible to carefully weld better steel on the edge part just like they did on axes.

Take care: Ari

[saradreaming]

Ari, these are all gorgeous knives! It's sort of a pity that they are more for show, they look so much more attractive and better made than the production ones. Love your work and the video was so enjoyable to watch! Thanks a bunch! Hugs, Sara : )

PS I'll patiently be waiting for the real ones now that you have the concept worked out.. : )

[Bushwhittler]

@saradreaming Thank you Sara! Its so darn expensive to buy big carbon steel plates for just to play with :D

I still got the knife from my first video to do and the big file woodlore clone aswell. I must do some research before i move back to them.

PS. I know your patience is great. Learned all those magic tricks and all :D

Take care: Ari