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I really appreciate the support very much. It's a great community, full of many great people. I'm happy to be a tiny part of it.

I thought you would like this.

Yeah, I know. I'm trying to save for one. Good ones aren't cheap. I try and go pretty slow if I'm holding the piece I'm drilling. Never enough clamps though lol.

Thank you, glad you like it. Cheers

Thank you, I'm glad you like the content. I appreciate the sub very much.

Thank you, I appreciate it. Cheers

Thank you, I just like making stuff with my hands. Nothing is more satisfying, in my opinion. Appreciate the constant support brother, cheers.

Thank you very much, as always. Cheers

Thank you. Yeah, I still think this is some of my best work.

Thank you. I've learned this now. I was just guessing from the worn off marking on the sheath at the time. There is always knife history to learn, lol. I appreciate your time and comments, cheers.

Thank you

It's a fun, simple project for sure. Cheers

I appreciate that, Thank you very much. Cheers

Glad you enjoyed. Yeah, I love that knife. Cheers

Thank you very much. Yeah, there's something satisfying about it for sure. Cheers

Appreciate it, brotha. There's nothing like making something that you will use every day. It's very satisfying. That was a great haul you had, bunch of good stuff. Between Kevin's(the knife doctor)videos and your last haul video, i finally started looking up and going to a couple antique stores/ flea markets in my area. I might be making a knife/tool hunt video sometime soon. Cheers

@@DimepieceCustomWorks Always more satisfying if you can make your own stuff. Definitely do that. I would like to see how you make out. Take care!

Thank you

Appreciate it, brotha. You should give it a try, it was a fun little project. Have a great day as well, cheers.

Appreciate that. It's an awesome knife, and it was a great project, Thank you again.

That's the great thing about the internet. There's something for everybody, and if you don't like a type of content, then there is plenty of other stuff to choose from. These videos are more instructional, not just showing the work, but describing it as well. Thank you for the feedback. Have a great day.

Thank you. It was a fun little project.

Appreciate it, brother. I think it will do me good once I get into some real deal blacksmithing.

Thank you, have a great day aswell. Cheers

I appreciate it, thank you. It was a fun little project for sure. Cheers brother

Thank you, he's a great guy. Thanks for watching, cheers

Yeah, it was a fun little project for sure. Thank you for watching and commenting. Cheers

Can I get railroad spikes at Seven Eleven?😂🤣

Appreciate it. It was a fun little project for sure. Glad you like it. Cheers

Good to know I'm not the only one with a bucket of railroad spikes just sitting around. 😂

@@oxyfee6486 Just walk down a railroad track, after the train goes through! lol

Could also find a railroad tie plate to use as a temporary anvil like I do. It's a great way to get started in the metalworking hobby for cheap.

Thank you, I appreciate that. Thank you for watching.

Yeah, they make fun little projects for sure. Appreciate the kind words. Thank you for watching.

Thank you, I appreciate it. Yeah it was pretty dried out. Oil can work wonders to bring life back to antler, bone, wood and leather. You'd be surprised. Appreciate the input. Thank you for watching.

Thank you, singing toads a great guy. I appreciate you coming over to the channel.

I usually use 150 or 220(I get mine from harbor freight) first with either wd40 or rem oil to spray the blade as I sand. I recently restored a much worse condition machete on a full length video on my channel. Check it out. Thanks for the comment

Thank you. It was a fun little project, for sure.

Much appreciated, Cheers.

Appreciate it, thank you. Cheers

Appreciate it. Thank you for watching and commenting.

It's an edge mark, also known as an edge brand. They were a popular brand out of Solingen, Germany. They were super popular in the 70s-80s in the US. Lots of different companies produced knives using similar or exact designs/patterns. The newest video on my channel shows a different model under the name edge brand. I made a factory style sheath for it. Thank you for your comment. Cheers

Agreed, love saving the lives of old knives and tools. Something about it gives you more respect for the item once you're done. Thank you for watching and the kind comment. Cheers

Thank you, i did what i could.

Thank you for the kind words and comment. Cheers

Thank you, Appreciate the love.

Thank you, cheers.

Thank you, I appreciate it. Cheers