Puukko knife a step by step build series Pt.1 Making a Nordic knife blade
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- Опубликовано: 14 ноя 2020
- The Puukko knife a step by step build series on making a Nordic Puukko knife from scratch! Follow along as we create a fantastic nordic bushcraft knife. This episode focuses on making the nordic knife blade. The finnish puukko knife is a timeless design that really is a great knife in the woods and best of all it is probably one of the easiest hidden tang knives to make! This is a four part series, Pt.1 Profiling and grinding the blade , Pt.2 Claying the blade to create the hamon, heat treating methods and creating the guard. Pt.3 Making the handle out of fossilized mammoth tusk and sonoran ironwood. Pt.4 making the iconic Puukko knife sheath, a wooden scabbard made from spalted maple with a leather cuff lined with fur! If you intend to build this and you encounter any problems feel free to ask me any question you want! The comment section could stand to see some more use! In fact if you have any suggestions for me also leave those in the comments! I am here for you! Thank you for spending your time with me and watching my knife making videos.
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You just solved my dust collection problem.............bless you 😊
I love this setup! I can pour some water in the bucket to arrest all the sparks also!
Thanks for great content I am following you from Baghdad
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Thank you! That is really exciting!
Love your work brother this is an amazing build
Thank you! I liked it a lot also
👍👏Nice job bro... 🙌
Thank you!
I learned a while back that splitting some of the builds into series definitely helped with both the amount of knowledge that I could impart on people and decrease the amount of stress to hit a certain point every single day to be able to release a video. People don't really understand how much work goes into making an entire knife in a week when you add in the recording, camera angles, editing, and so on. I've been thinking about making on of these knives as well, I'm looking forward to seeing how yours comes out.
Yeah I followed you when you did your daily Vlog your 1 month daily vlog. That looked extremely difficult and I still have no idea how you were able to film edit create and launch content daily! I've just been trying to get at least one upload out a week for the last year. The problem I found is to create good content with value for The Watcher. I really do enjoy your channel and I would love to work with you sometime in the future!
Yes, I enjoy your instructional videos also. Between the two of you I might actually be able to make a knife.
Amen
interesting, good video, hope to see the rest of the videos.
Thanks Adrian! I have already made the knife and sheath so as soon as I get each video edited they will launch. Next video will go live Wednesday morning! Thanks for watching!
Love the look of a pukko knife. Always wanted to build one. Enjoyed this video and looking forward to rest of the build. Thanks for taking us along. Davin
Davin thank you! The next video will launch Wednesday morning! Thanks for watching my videos!
Do you know how many times I've watched this video?? Not enough. I am watching for the third time today. Don't know how many times before today. My Puuko is now through video 1. Yeah, now I can watch video 2 several times. Trying to emulate the finer details. 🤣😂😅😅😅🙏
That is sooooooo cool!
This is part 1 of the 4 part series! Here is the link to the playlist where you will find the other videos in the series! What a fun build, I didnt realize just how versatile these knives are until I made one!
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You will always make useful videos~ Thank you for the video today. my friend! 👍👍👍
I made this series after watching your build!
I'm watching. I've seen a lot of "how to grind bevels" videos, but I like the way you explained. Idk if you said something that others haven't or if it just clicked when you said it, but it made more sense to me than ever before
fhanks
Thank you!
Going to be a great series . Looking forward👍👍👍👍
Thank you! I am dropping the next episode Wednesday morning!
Looking forward to the rest of this build.
👊 this build series will drop fast! I jave finished the build and am editing each video now! Pt.2 Wednesday morning!
Man! I've been making knives for twenty years and without a doubt you make the best tutorials of anyone I've I have ever seen! Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. I can still learn! ha!
That is so awesome Bruce! Thank you for taking a minute out of your day to give me that compliment!
@@Aleeknives You deserve it!!!!
Hello Airin. It's a nice share. I will follow the rest of his videos. Health to your hands, man.🙂👌👍🙌
Amen brother! Thank you!
@@Aleeknives 😁😄
As always, such a cool and informative video. You explain the steps in such a way so anyone can follow regardless he’s skill level 👍
Thank you that is definitely my aim
Excellent! You have a natural teaching talent. Pleasant, relaxed demeanor and voice. I can tell you learned, made mistakes, had questions and now you explain easily what to do and not do. Loved the part on drill bit. You are the first I have heard state the drill bit should be slightly smaller than blade thickness to establish blade cutting edge. Thank you for passing your talent along to me and others who don't want to go in business but just use the tools we have to make a nice looking knife. I am looking forward the remaining instructions. JW
Thank you! I have already finished the knife so the rest of the videos should launch rapidly as I edit them!
Boom!💥
I loved that, man. Puuko’s are iconic knives.
Looking forward to seeing how this awesome blade turns out!
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I have already finished the knife and sheath so the series should drop pretty quick as I edit it!
@@Aleeknives my eyes are peeled and ready! 🤜🏻💥🤛🏻
Next episode Wednesday morning!
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It’s on!!! I’ll be there!!!!
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Cool content I enjoyed the step by step bevel grinding, very informative. I look forward to seeing part 2. Thanks my friend.
No thank you man! I have already finished this project I'm just editing each piece as I launch, the next one will be available Wednesday morning
looking good my friend
Thank you Steve!
Another awesome video my friend !
Thank you!
Nice job brother! I finally have time to start a new knife build today so this was some good morning motivation lol
Yes brother! Looking forward to that!
I need subtitles, not because your voice isn't clear or anything, but because I have a hearing impairment
It should show english subtitles if you turn them on. I also translate into 6 different languages! Hope this helps!
@@Aleeknives Thanks for your reply! Truly appreciated.
Some videos I can't turn on captions, seems pretty random too.
Maybe it's some setting on my side, I don't know, I feel like I've been through them all.
If anyone knows, help would be very much appreciated.
Anyways, great videos, keep it up 🤙
I watched this video last night and the subtitles worked for me?
Looks good! I’ve never done a puukko before so question.. you did the bevel right to the tang with no ricasso. If you put a guard/bolster, how do avoid a gap where the bevel is? Perhaps you’ll cover this on the next video. 😉
Keen eye there Denis! Yes I cover that in pt.2 coming Wednesday morning!
Gona be a nice build Aaron. Lookin forward to seeing how the hamon turns out. But do yourself a favour, dont turn your extractor on when your grinding, those sparks will eventualy cause a blow up. Ive seen it a few times. Wood dust will be in that pipe and with the added airflow its just a time bomb waiting to go off. It only takes one spark at the right moment.
I have already had that happen! Now I run water in the lower bucket to extinguish any combustion! You speak from true experience my friend! Thanks for supporting my channel! Next episode Wednesday morning!
@@Aleeknives nice ill have my beer cooled and ready for that one so 😃
The belt grinder remove excess metal so fast
Yes, yes it does!
Airin, I have a question about rough belt grinding. It is easy for me to pull the blade along the straight level part of the blade. I encounter problems when the blade begins to curve toward the tip. I can see you pull the handle toward yourself which moves the blade edge in toward the belt. It causes me to get into the line on the cutting edge. Maybe you could spend some time in one of your upcoming videos showing and explaining what you do to adjust the grind in this area. Hope this makes sense.
It does make sense for sure! The way I do it actually goes against what I was taught! I adapted my own way of grinding through trial and error and personal preference. I will do a video on it and try to explain why I do the motions that I do in more detail
@@Aleeknives thanks. Spent 3 hours sanding on puuko today. Lesson learned.......the belt grinder can be your friend or your enemy!
I literally spent 3 hours hand sanding yesterday! I should have spent more time at the belt sander but my blade was already thin when I started to sand! I didn't want to grind any more off! However, it worked and this weekends video is going to be awesome!
First !!!!!!
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If i want 1, how to order?
This one is available at the Olathe gun shop. You can order directly from them if you wish!
Where is part 2.?
similar thumbnail picture but says part 2
The way you started shaping the blade ... tells me your sanding is a lot of cheaper than cutting/trimming in your country.
yes and faster if you ask me! I buy my belts for around $5 US for the 36 grit zirconium belt. I can get several knives out of each belt. I have tried the band saw but prefer to grind if there isn't a ton of extra material!