Great video! Shared on my channel. I’m so glad you made this. There are very few records of how the knife makers of even 50 years ago actually did things. Your video really reminds me of the Stan Shaw one on here. It’s 22minutes of pure joy! Incidentally, your video is exactly the sort of thing I want to see. It’s clear and illustrative of what you do to make a knife, it’s well made, but not ‘arty’. Although it might give away a few trade secrets, I’d really love to see a long form video of the full process. It might increase the competition, but I doubt it would trouble your business! I’ve currently only four of your knives. All are excellent and entirely coincidentally one of them features in my video today!
What a delightful watch! This may be my new favourite video regarding cutlery production. The entire process is beautiful. Everything down to the cutting-out of the shield is captivating. It's wonderful watching these raw materials be turned into something so gorgeous! I am of the same mindset, traditional cutlery is a fading art form. So I salute you for dedicating your skills to preserving it. Lord knows I'm trying to keep the interest alive, despite not actually making knives! Again, this was a lovely documentary and I would *love* to get my hands on one of Mr. Cocker's knives! Cheers!
Wow mate im a goole bloke not far from you .i make walking sticks and cattys .how do i please buy that knife ? Do you do one like that with a belt clip ? EDC of course ? Fantastic tradesmanship
Brilliant video Steven….👍🏻
Really enjoyed watching
Mate…😎❤️👌🏻
Great video. So interesting from start to finish. I'm glad to see you keeping the tradition alive
Wow! Brilliant, amazing, awesome, so cool, and everything else.
Thanks Martin
Glad you enjoyed it!
Brilliant stuff!
Fantastic video.
Great work Steve, long may you keep it up. Sheffield knife fan from Australia.
Absolutely fantastic video, absolutely love it thank you so much for making this ,love everything Steven stands for 👊
Great video! Shared on my channel. I’m so glad you made this. There are very few records of how the knife makers of even 50 years ago actually did things. Your video really reminds me of the Stan Shaw one on here. It’s 22minutes of pure joy!
Incidentally, your video is exactly the sort of thing I want to see. It’s clear and illustrative of what you do to make a knife, it’s well made, but not ‘arty’. Although it might give away a few trade secrets, I’d really love to see a long form video of the full process. It might increase the competition, but I doubt it would trouble your business!
I’ve currently only four of your knives. All are excellent and entirely coincidentally one of them features in my video today!
Thanks!
... Beautiful work properly done.
That pattern book is amazing. Nice work 👍
Such a well produced video. Job well done. Videography is superb.
Fantastic Steven, keeping the skills alive, not a lot made in Sheffield nowadays sadly, keep up the good work! best wishes, Pete in Sheffield
What a delightful watch! This may be my new favourite video regarding cutlery production.
The entire process is beautiful. Everything down to the cutting-out of the shield is captivating. It's wonderful watching these raw materials be turned into something so gorgeous!
I am of the same mindset, traditional cutlery is a fading art form. So I salute you for dedicating your skills to preserving it. Lord knows I'm trying to keep the interest alive, despite not actually making knives!
Again, this was a lovely documentary and I would *love* to get my hands on one of Mr. Cocker's knives!
Cheers!
Wish I had the skills, lovely to watch 👏
So pleasing to see it done as the Old Masters did it ! Brilliant.
I love it
A life lived well.
I hope he get an apprentice to pass the skills onto
Wow mate im a goole bloke not far from you .i make walking sticks and cattys .how do i please buy that knife ? Do you do one like that with a belt clip ? EDC of course ? Fantastic tradesmanship
That music is like getting gas at the dentist ! 😡