Basic Knife Handle Fitting Techniques - Lee Stoffer
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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I went to visit a good friend of mine and well respected member of the green woodworking community Lee Stoffer. Whilst with Lee he kindly took some time out to allow me to record a tutorial showing two techniques for attaching wooden handles to knife blanks
There are many knife blanks available on the market all the way from the mass produced Mora blanks to the higher end woodworking tool blanks from renowned blacksmiths like Nic Westermann
Note that there are countless ways of attaching handles to knife blanks, our endeavour in this video was to show you two techniques using simple tools and equipment a lot of you will have lying around at home or are cheap to buy from your local DIY store
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As always I sincerely appreciate you taking the time to watch
Peace
Zed
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Very nice instruction! Like Adams humble way around the subject! As a Swede and beginner Kolrosing is a tradition to learn and respect ❤
Sincerely appreciate your kind words and for watching Mikael, stay blessed ~Peace~
@@Zedoutdoors Its a fantastic channel! Both for Craftsmanship and Soul. My new "hobby' with knife, axe, gouges and saw is already turning in to be a part of my lifestyle.
Thank You so much for that and live long and prosper! 🙏
This video is fantastic! Lee really is a master craftsman and brilliant teacher. Thanks to him for sparing the time to show his technique and to you zed for arranging and filming!
Sincerely appreciate your kind words and for watching Dave thank you ~Peace~
And Zed and Lee, thanks for taking the time to do these videos, no small endeavor and they are so very helpful.
You are very kind thank you ~Peace~
“If you haven’t got a friend a mirror’s not bad company,” just caught that, too funny. Love your banter together. The video with Lee cleaning up a bit and brace set is one of my favorite things, watch it over and over…
Thats awesome to hear and I sincerely appreciate your kind words thank you ~Peace~
When Lee started that first handle the wood and hole ended up funky ... he saved it no problem! That is why working with all these things are considered the craftsmanship of risk - for a brief moment it could have gone sideways, but he saved it easily. Thanks for posting this, on the way to the shop now to try some of this out on a Frost blank.
Nice going, do let me know how you get on. Lee is one of the most talented yet humble guys I know ~Peace~
I found this so interesting, it felt more like 30 minutes to me. Thank you Zed and my thanks to Lee as well.
Appreciate you watching and for your kind words Karen thank you ~Peace~
thanks for another great video and thanks to Lee fir taking time out of his schedule. This type of video is really important ti preserve folk knowlege of how to do things yourself.
Amen to that James, I know it's a very long video but I was eager to show every step of the process in detail. Sincerely appreciate your kind words and for watching ~Peace~
you're most welcome, thanks for taking the time to watch it. It's nice to be able to share some of the things I've learned this way.
thanks zed and Lee for this video, It has given me new ideas on my knife making projects. I can see myself designing a bunch of carving knives using the techniques displayed here. cheers ✌
Thank you kindly Dave, indeed building on from this there are some really swanky handles one can make even with off the shelf knife blanks such as the Mora ones ~Peace~
That's so useful to know, thanks guys! I would never have guessed that was even a option!
Thank you kindly gentlemen, yeh this is something i've wanted to learn for a while and want to do at my basecamp with some basic tools ~Peace~
Great vid, Zed. Enjoyed it and Lee is a top notch teacher. Thanks for taking the time to make it.
Thank you kindly JD ~Peace~
thanks for the kind words
Awesome stuff Zed and Lee! I've put this to use and made a kolrosing knife and matching burnisher already - wouldn't have had a clue without this video...thanks!
Oh wow nice going! sincerely appreciate your kind words and for watching thank you ~Peace~
Great training! Thanks. Maybe I can use the morakniv my son ordered for me to re handle my old knives!
I knife to make a knife! :) ~Peace~
Very good...many thanks!
Thank you kindly Jim ~Peace~
Very timely, I'm about to put handles on blanks in the next couple weeks.
Best of luck dude ~Peace~
Great tutorial Lee and thanks for documenting this Zed! Cheers guys.
Thank you kindly my man ~Peace~
Edy's Adventures you're welcome thanks for the kind words.
Axe and knife handling skills are just amazing.
Aren't they just, no matter how many times I see Lee at work i'm always in awe of his skills ~Peace~
very kind of you to say, cheers
Great job Lee and Zed!
Thank you kindly my friend ~Peace~
Nice to see you and Lee together again. i enjoy both of you guy's.
Have I told you that I love your videos Zed?? Well I do. Another great, informative video as usual. Happy to see the minimal tool way to do this. I enjoy doing things that way. Thank you again my friend. Take care and hope to see some new videos again soon.
Shawn my man I always sincerely appreciate your kind words and for watching brother ~Peace~
Glad you enjoyed it Shawn, thanks for watching.
Lee Stoffer I've learnt so much about carving watching these videos and your individual videos as well. I neednto get myself a Scorp. I have a hook knife but it doesn't quite do the job a Scorp would do. Please keep the videos coming for us to keep learning and being inspired by you both!! Cheers
Gents, this is a really superb film. What great presentation and explanation of both techniques.
Mr S is a very talented chap and dab hand with axe and knife.
Thanks you so much Zed and Lee for taking the time to document such useful techniques.
Great resource!
All the best amigos.
Thom
p.s. Nice cameo of some fine Yorkshire engineering there! ;)
Cheers amigo! glad you enjoyed it.
You my man are a star, thank you sincerely for your kind words and for watching ...nowt beats Yorkshire engineering ;) ~Peace~
I enjoy your videos, keep up the great shows. Thank you
You are very kind Greg thank you ~Peace~
Another great vid, thanks Zed and Lee!
Thats very kind of you to say Tom thank you! ~Peace~
Nice to see things made by hand. I like this it's like how do they make that on quest.
Amen to that my friend ~Peace~
Have to say zen you your a mega trooper.
You the man Doug thank you ~Peace~
Awesome...dude has some serious skill
Appreciate your kind words buddy! ~Peace~
Can't avoid leave a like before watch the video! - Davi
lol you are always very kind Davi :) ~Peace~
Cheers Davi
Another excellent vid, Zed! Keep them coming! Still waiting to see you use all that cordage in your base camp. *HINT HINT* LOL
Thank you kindly my man, have those cordage videos coming up soon ...hint taken! ;) ~Peace~
Watched the whole thing guys very interesting well done atb
Appreciate the kind words and for watching Sam thank you ~Peace~
Great channel , i'm here from Bushcraft Heroes , you can say " thanks " to them for bringing new viewers ;)
Sincerely appreciate the connection and for watching, take care my friend ~Peace~
Awesome video
Bushcraft heroes send me over.
I like your stuff
You are very kind Jax and I appreciate the connection ~Peace~
Super interesting Zed....
Enjoyed that.......
Cheers Kim.....
Thank you kindly Kim ~Peace~
Hi Zed! Amazing video! Is there a video that shows how to make the kolrosing blade? Thanks!
Thank you for your kind words, alas no I have no video on how to make a kolrosing blade but hopefully in the next few months I will try to film a video showing that ~Peace~
Great video, I’m working on a handle for a new hook knife I ordered from Miguel in Portugal for a Kuksa class I’m talking soon. How much space could be around the tang when you use the epoxy glue in method? How strong is the Epoxy?
Epoxy is very strong and you want a snug fit around the tang when gluing ~Peace~
Enjoyed that Zed, thank u. Atb.
Thank you kindly my friend ~Peace~
Lovely, just what i needed 😘
Thanks for watching Akhar ~Peace~
Great Video Zed , thanks for sharing, found this really helpful and informative:)
Appreciate your kind words and for watching thank you ~Peace~
Hi Zed, Some great videos on here, Do you go fishing at all and if so what preferred method, would you cook any fish from uk waters, if so do u have a recommended river?
Hi John I appreciate your kind words thank you! alas fishing is something I have not done yet but definitely looking to do in the new year ~Peace~
Hi Zed, Yeah, your friend MCQ Bushcraft has got a good sea fishing technique, it was a new one to me :-)
Brilliant video, loved it all, lots of great information that you can really use :)
Thank you kindly my man and hope you're keeping well ~Peace~
Cheers, really appreciate your comment.
Thanks
Thank you kindly ~Peace~
never burned mine in before just split the wood and epoxy it in
Yes this was just to show two ways of doing it ~Peace~
Got distracted by the axe!
It's a beauty heh! ~Peace~