Tearing apart my client's Alaskan Guide Knife!! - [ Buck 110 CUSTOM ]
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- Опубликовано: 4 фев 2023
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Customizing an gorgeous Buck 110 folding knife into a show piece!
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That red rosewood or cherry was so gorgeous with the color of the brass. Man, I would not have altered it, but to each their own.
I'm not sure I personally would have modified that already beautiful 110, but you really did it justice.
Holy truck ..... that's a nice Buck !!!
You sir, are an artist!!!!
That’s impressive Kyle… well done.
Really good thinking using the utility blades as you do
Beautiful beautiful job
That's the nicest 110 i've seen. I like the pin-less construction and the palm swell.
👍 I love Buck 110s and you created a beautiful version. Color me jealous of your Client!
That thing is GORGEOUS!!! 😍
Very nice!
I love my Alaskan Guide 110. I also have the Vantage AG as well. Gorgeous knives and stay sharp for what seems like ever
Hello From Manitoba Amigo.
Beautiful job, Kyle! You are a true craftsman.
Great to see you and your father working in the new shop! it was especially exciting to see that Warrior in the works... Good cheer to you, Kyle.
That is gorgeous!
Kyle, this made my Sunday !!! Just seeing you creating such beauty and with such grace was awesome. Also, so cool to see pops working away with you. Nothing like having dad pitch in and give a hand. Memories that will last last a lifetime, love to see it !
That knife was off the hook 👍
Beautiful work
Amazing work mate.!
Another great video, you are a truly gifted craftsman !
That is one beautiful knife! Congrats to the owner!
Great custom design and build Kyle! That takes alot of talent and knowledge to do that ! Great informative video as always Kyle! Take care and stay safe my friend!
WOW! That’s one BEAUTIFUL knife! You are a true craftsman. Very nice job. Love them Bucks! Have a good one.
Great job 👍👍👍 I love the palm swells... its a work of art I must say.
Very nice Kyle!
Great job man
THANK YOU 🍷
I want that handle on my buck 110 👌🏼😍
That turned out real,y well. Great job as always Kyle.
Right on man ! That's a beauty ! Cheers my friend stoked about the Bakeapple !! Atb !! ;;;, Spook
Very impressive
Sapele would look awesome on one of those
Fyi - I wish the lighting was better when showing knives for sale. And maybe with a dark background ?
You have very beautifule knife patterns, i always enjoy your Videos.
Beautiful work!! Thanks for sharing 👊🏻
Beautiful end product Kyle really remarkable work great job
Beautiful work!
Love it brilliantly done
Nice work, beautiful knife
I think the tradesman would be great in the bake apple size .
I've been patiently waiting to see what you had in store for us with your next video. I'm not disappointed. That is absolutely awesome Kyle! I gotta say, I'm tempted to order one of your Warrior knives. Survival Lilly can eat her heart out! lol I can't wait for your next video. Take care. :)
Thank you brother! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Email me and lets make that warrior happen! weiderfan.business@gmail.com
NICE!!!
This is just my opinion, but l always used an epoxy and pins to attach the scales to the handle. I was under the impression that a mechanical attachment (the pins) complemented the epoxy and gave a more secure, longterm attachment.
I realize that this can be difficult with a folder, but the holes were already there. The rocker pin could remain hidden, but a couple of brass pins would have set off the handle material and also would have been a more traditional look for a Buck.
I saw your buck redo with mammoth tooth. I would love to get that Alaskan guide knife with that mammoth tooth scales.
Watching your channel has inspired me to redo a couple knives i have. I also have some that could use your well practiced hand. Do you have any advice on filing designs in the spine etc...? How can i contact you about working on some of my knives?
Very pretty, it's a toss up. I really liked the scale replacement with the Mastodon tusk. This might be better???
Take care Kyle
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Beautiful knife but it doesn't need the black coating with steel like S30VN
Ahhhh and where are the pins now?? I like the the work but I just got mine and would never modify it...
Kyle, big fan of your work. I don’t have access to a belt sander, can I get this done with a dremel and a sanding pad/paper?
The Buck 110 was the first knife my dad ever gave me. Since then I have upgraded my tatstes a bit into much more expensive knives. However, after seeing the Alaskan I went out the next day and bought one. Not sure if you answer these questions here but I'd love to know what you charge for new grips. Thanks!
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Great job on the Alaskan! Quick question for you, do you think it's possible to drill a lanyard hole in the rear bolster of the buck 110 without ruining the knife? I understand the 110 was designed to carry in the sheath.... but I like lanyards in my knives. Could/would drilling a hole work?
Nicely done! May I ask what supplier do you get the stabilized green Boxelder? Everything I am finding is very dark and not attractive.
Make me a red tradesman
I have a different model Buck Alaskan guide with the bos s30v but have a hard time getting a good edge on it. Any tips for sharpening that kind of blade?
Do you plan on working with Kydex I have one of your fixed blades and would love a Kydex sheet to go with it ?
It kills me that those beautiful scales are being replaced.
You do nice work 👍
Kyle, what is holding the scales on?
Kyle has done this type of work before. Look for his Buck 110s in the earlier videos.
Kyle is a true craftsman!
Gotta ask why the client wanted to dump the wonderful cherrywood scales in favor of the green stuff? Why not just get another knife with the scales one wants and leave that nice 110 as it was? Too bad. I hate to see good stuff go to waste, and those scales were really nice.
How much would this be
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I did
"Lots of meat there in the hand to get a good bite on" - That's what she said!
Sorry..