Making a Traditional Finnish "Puukko" Knife from a Puronvarsi blade

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  • Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024

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  • @user-nv8pq7zr8q
    @user-nv8pq7zr8q Год назад +6

    You didn't make a knife. You just put a handle on a knife blade👎

    • @1-0-8
      @1-0-8 Год назад

      0h yeah

    • @fv7594
      @fv7594 Год назад +5

      True but its not as easy as you might think.

    • @alchemykitchen777
      @alchemykitchen777 Год назад +4

      Which is more work than making the blade for a knife like this.

    • @fuzzle9392
      @fuzzle9392 Год назад +4

      Good point. But, there is a "however".
      If you really want to make a knife blade you have to go out and find the iron ore, then turn it, through all the various processes, into steel.
      Not many knife makers making blades that way. No, what happens is that blade makers, indeed "knife makers", take a bit of steel that has already been cooked up for them. Making a blade isn't rocket science. Anyway all the technicalities and procedures have been written up for all steels, just follow those procedures.
      The overall art of making an ergonomic and aesthetically pleasing knife is far more subtle than producing a mere blade. I have seen many examples of people putting a handle on a knife blade, mostly they would have been just as well stabbing a potato or a carrot on the tang and rolling it all up in a bit of old carpet for all of the artistic skills that they exhibit.

    • @fuzzle9392
      @fuzzle9392 Год назад +3

      Oh, I forgot to mention, if you are going to make a handle from wood, you have to grow the tree from a seed to maturity. Then you can say that you made the knife handle.

  • @jankokuu
    @jankokuu 28 дней назад

    Hi im 3 years late but i worked at finnish company called wood jewel wich makes knifes, i can say that this is amazing work and exceeds the quality of any cheap off the shelf puukko, nice work.

    • @StevesWorkshopSwiss
      @StevesWorkshopSwiss  27 дней назад

      Thank you so much ! Yeah i Know woodjewel is mass producing Puukko or at least on a big production scale. I have to say, for me it's probably easier because I can take my time, I guess ;-)
      Greetings from Switzerland

  • @richardtrumbo164
    @richardtrumbo164 2 года назад +2

    Your craftsmanship has helped me to enjoy and forge puukko-style blades, even though Finnish cutlery is practically unknown and unappreciated where I live. Thank you. Kentucky, U.S.A.

    • @StevesWorkshopSwiss
      @StevesWorkshopSwiss  2 года назад +2

      Hey,
      Yeah these knive are so simple, rather unknown and underappreciated.
      Thank you, I'm glad you enjoy it ;-)

  • @CarloGarof
    @CarloGarof 2 года назад +7

    Amazing man! Thank you so much for sharing this with us.

  • @jmfa57
    @jmfa57 3 года назад +11

    Utterly beautiful work! Thank you so much for sharing this with us.

  • @brightargyle8950
    @brightargyle8950 3 года назад +4

    Dang, I love that handle shape. At first I was a little put off but after studying the shape and seeing the end result I gotta say I like it. I've been making a variety of puukko handles over the last few years but I haven't done one like this... I think I will have to do so. I have 5 Puronvarsi blades waiting for handles right now. Thanks for the video, very well done!

    • @StevesWorkshopSwiss
      @StevesWorkshopSwiss  3 года назад +1

      To be honest it was the same for me. It kind of grew on me with time and I started to appreciate it. And these blades are just incredible.
      Thank you and I wish you the best

    • @shitboxcivicguy
      @shitboxcivicguy Год назад

      Honestly this is the only handle style I really love on a pukko. I do like the handles on Strømeng pukko and leuku as well though

  • @kanukkarhu
    @kanukkarhu 2 года назад +3

    You do awesome work. That's beautiful in its clean lines and simplicity. Really nice. 👍

  • @evmooxworkshop883
    @evmooxworkshop883 3 года назад +9

    Exceptional job. I really appreciate your work. Thanks!

  • @enes_aa
    @enes_aa 3 года назад +4

    health into the hands of my master, greeting from Turkey

  • @user-iy7pp6jz7k
    @user-iy7pp6jz7k 3 года назад +3

    Отличная работа. Всё понятно и наглядно. Благодарю за видео.

    • @user-rh8mj6bc6c
      @user-rh8mj6bc6c Год назад

      Но сверлить дрелью длинную заготовку не годится,нужен станок,в остальном Good job

  • @massimilianonicolini4473
    @massimilianonicolini4473 3 года назад +2

    Ottimo lavoro come sempre

  • @vladimirkovacevic1656
    @vladimirkovacevic1656 26 дней назад

    beautiful puukko

  • @Sammenluola
    @Sammenluola Год назад

    Classic puukko lines. Nice work!

  • @bradymcphail9690
    @bradymcphail9690 3 года назад +1

    Another exceptional Puukko sir!

  • @RussellSuenderIII
    @RussellSuenderIII 6 месяцев назад

    i make all my knives just by putting on the handle.My Puronvarsi 95(95 mm blade)has just leather spacers on it for the handle along with the bolster and end cap.Came out nice!

  • @hanksbud2544
    @hanksbud2544 2 года назад

    Excekkant knife and sheath. Thank you for taking us along.

  • @11h5p4
    @11h5p4 3 года назад +1

    Absolutely beautiful. Amazing craftsmanship

  • @hanksbud2544
    @hanksbud2544 2 года назад

    Excellant knife and sheath. Thank you for taking us along.

  • @VaZhuchok
    @VaZhuchok 3 года назад +1

    Perfect job! Thanks for sharing!

  • @eugenegress5896
    @eugenegress5896 Год назад

    You have the Patience of " JOB, OF THE BIBLE, and are a stellar Craftsman.

  • @johnfrederikson2002
    @johnfrederikson2002 3 года назад +1

    Great work; thanks. J.

  • @standingbear39
    @standingbear39 3 года назад +2

    Nice work.

  • @johanjylha4510
    @johanjylha4510 3 года назад +1

    Absolutely stunning!

  • @user-fr2ij1ws4e
    @user-fr2ij1ws4e 2 года назад

    Прекрасная работа.
    Фильм красивый. Природа великолепна !
    Спасибо Вам.
    С уважением.

  • @alexatmaja4523
    @alexatmaja4523 2 года назад

    Nice job.... beautiful....
    Thx for sharing....!

  • @jean-lucbarmaverain8519
    @jean-lucbarmaverain8519 3 года назад

    Salut, Salut Steve !!! Une fois encore tu fais un travail remarquable et c'est génial de te voir procéder car c'est filmé admirablement aussi!!! Bravo, Bravo, Bravo !!! Encore une pièce superbe à ton actif! Keep going on !!!! ;-)

    • @StevesWorkshopSwiss
      @StevesWorkshopSwiss  3 года назад

      Salut Jean-Luc, merci beaucoup :-) j'apprends sur le tas mais c'est fun.
      A tout bientôt !

  • @olegtrukhmanov3219
    @olegtrukhmanov3219 3 года назад +2

    Nice job!

  • @lastairbender3292
    @lastairbender3292 Год назад

    Beautiful puukko😍

  • @lucianolay9850
    @lucianolay9850 2 года назад

    Felicitaciones realmente una obra de arte..saludos y u fuerte abrazo a la distancia desde Argentina

  • @harryvanniekerk7269
    @harryvanniekerk7269 Год назад +2

    I actually enjoyed the video. What is it you colored the wood with?

  • @vardanarutyunyan3645
    @vardanarutyunyan3645 2 года назад

    Хорошая работа. Молодец. 👍

  • @user-wi9ch8bi8t
    @user-wi9ch8bi8t 2 года назад

    Класс! Молодца! Хорошая работа!

  • @doc585
    @doc585 Год назад

    Хороший нож, посмотреть бы еще его заточку

  • @bigronxxxx
    @bigronxxxx 3 года назад

    I just found your channel you do beautiful work,thank you for sharing all the best

  • @danenache8702
    @danenache8702 3 года назад +1

    great job:)

  • @user-hi8hp1zx8e
    @user-hi8hp1zx8e 3 года назад +1

    Аккуратно и красиво.

  • @dylanqurz1148
    @dylanqurz1148 3 года назад

    Voilà ! ajouté sur instagram également ! vous savez occuper votre temps libre et moi qui passe mon temps libre à faire des cuiller (pas très jolies) !!! j'adorerais vous voir bosser en direct. Je vis pas loin de Lausanne également, bravo pour le boulot, le puukko est incroyable, j'adore la teinte du bois. Je suis tombé amoureux des couteaux scandinaves il y a quelques années, ainsi que les haches d'ailleurs. J'aime la beauté dans leur simplicité.
    J'y trouve également des points communs avec les couteaux japonais, intéressant comme les techniques sont similaires dans des contrées aussi éloignées l'une de l'autre.
    J'ai été très heureux de trouver votre compte. Merci du partage.

    • @StevesWorkshopSwiss
      @StevesWorkshopSwiss  3 года назад

      Merci beaucoup ! Vos cuillères sont très joli, l'important c'est d'avoir du plaisir à faire quelque chose ;-)
      Encore merci pour le soutien

  • @masgiver
    @masgiver 2 года назад

    you made pukkoo leather sheath using another pukoo. cool

  • @4est_Trekker
    @4est_Trekker 3 года назад +1

    Very nice work and thanks for sharing. Where did you get your brass leather forming tool? That looks perfect for the job.

    • @StevesWorkshopSwiss
      @StevesWorkshopSwiss  3 года назад

      Thanks.
      Someone gave it to me. I have no idea what it was in the first place, it was certainly not meant for leather working but it works like a charm !

  • @alchemykitchen777
    @alchemykitchen777 Год назад

    Nice work , was the birch wood handle stabilized?

  • @AleksanderJanus.
    @AleksanderJanus. 3 года назад +1

    Beautiful. :DDDD ;D Greetings. :DD

  • @jacobsonjf
    @jacobsonjf 8 месяцев назад

    @Steve’s Workshop, do you anneal the end of the tang on these blades, or does Puronvarsi ship them already annealed so one can easily pean the tang end?

    • @StevesWorkshopSwiss
      @StevesWorkshopSwiss  8 месяцев назад

      Honestly I have no idea, but I anheal them just in case

  • @zvuckov
    @zvuckov Год назад

    What kind of paind did you use for the handle? Thanks for sharing the work!

  • @seacitadel
    @seacitadel Год назад

    Nice. What brand of leather edger are you using?

  • @anthonyfeatherstone7696
    @anthonyfeatherstone7696 2 года назад

    Very nice. What kind of wood is the handle made from?

  • @jasonedwardledburynewzeala9897
    @jasonedwardledburynewzeala9897 11 месяцев назад

    What are you wiping on the leather and why,?

  • @tonyroed1199
    @tonyroed1199 Год назад

    Call it putting a handle on a knife. Beautiful handle work though.

  • @robsonsantosOSO
    @robsonsantosOSO 2 года назад

    Você mora no paraíso...

  • @fujii_natsuooooo
    @fujii_natsuooooo 2 года назад

    what's the tool name you use for making sheath wooden insert?

  • @YooToobz
    @YooToobz 2 года назад

    Beautiful work. What type of wood for the handle? Love it

  • @gabrielhumbert9054
    @gabrielhumbert9054 3 года назад

    J'achète!

  • @Tiimur_T
    @Tiimur_T 3 года назад

    Cooper... not good choise, but all looks cool!

  • @bobbieschke599
    @bobbieschke599 3 года назад

    Excellent job....the white handle, not a fan......

  • @harsimran1
    @harsimran1 2 месяца назад

    May I know who is your mentor?

    • @StevesWorkshopSwiss
      @StevesWorkshopSwiss  2 месяца назад

      Hey, I don't have any mentor but I got heavily inspired by the Finnish and Saami craftsmen, I just try to create things that are easthetically pleasing to me

    • @harsimran1
      @harsimran1 2 месяца назад

      @@StevesWorkshopSwiss No Way! That's really amazing!!

  • @gabrielhumbert9054
    @gabrielhumbert9054 3 года назад

    Salut Steve c'est Gabriel Humbert je viens de recevoir le pukko il est absolument magnifique splendide merci beaucoup et il coupe magnifiquement bien pourrais-tu m'indiquer comment je dois l'aiguiser ? Merci beaucoup et encore bravo!

    • @StevesWorkshopSwiss
      @StevesWorkshopSwiss  3 года назад +1

      Salut Gabriel,
      Content qu'il te plaise :-) !
      Oui la lames est très tranchante. Si c'est juste un affûtage de temps à autre tu peux utiliser une pierre fine de type japonaise avec un grain de 3000 et simplement appuyer le tranchant le long de la pierre et effectuer des mouvements de va vient de manière égale de chaque côté. J'arrive pas très bien à expliquer comme ça mais il y a pas mal de vidéo la dessus sur RUclips. La spécificité avec ce type de couteau qui a une émouture Scandinave c'est que tu n'as pas besoin de donner une inclinaison supplémentaire à ta lame pour l'aiguiser. C'est beaucoup plus facile qu'un couteau normal où tu dois donner un biais et rester constant pour garantir un bon affûtage. En revanche, ça va marquer la lame avec des marques de pierre mais ça ira de pairs avec le vieillissement naturel du couteau. Évidemment, tu peux donner une légère inclinaison à ton tranchant pour ne pas rayer la lame avec les mouvements de va et vient de la pierre à aiguiser, ça demande juste un peu plus d'entraînement et de dextérité.
      J'espère que ça t'a aidé ;-)
      Steve

    • @gabrielhumbert9054
      @gabrielhumbert9054 3 года назад

      @@StevesWorkshopSwiss Merci beaucoup, en fait tu es très clair dans tes explications ce qui ne m'étonne pas au vu du couteau que tu as fait. Avec mes quelques récentes connaissances en affutage, ça devrait jouer. J'aime bien ton idée que les marques sur la lame vont de pair avec le vieillissement naturel du couteau. (On est bien d'accord que l'idée c'est pas non plus de lui infiltrer du silicone...);-)
      ciao bye bye et encore un grand MERCI
      Gabriel

  • @valdishermanis9371
    @valdishermanis9371 2 года назад

    Can I order such a knife from you?

  • @nomad127
    @nomad127 3 года назад +1

    Как всегда ахуенно! 👍

  • @Fireworxs2012
    @Fireworxs2012 Год назад

    *So....Buying your knife blade on Ebay are we?. This is not knife making. It's pretending to make a knife..RUclips's version of Fraud* 👎👎🙄🙄

  • @asch1781
    @asch1781 3 года назад

    je l ai dega vu

  • @user-tv8xi8dt6w
    @user-tv8xi8dt6w 3 года назад

    заебательский)))))

  • @user-dc8do7fo4u
    @user-dc8do7fo4u 3 года назад

    🔪🔪🔪💪👍

  • @user-jd5qb9rp1z
    @user-jd5qb9rp1z Год назад

    Клинок то к пукко ни какого отношения не имеет, даже просто к скандинавским ножам.

    • @fuzzle9392
      @fuzzle9392 Год назад

      The blade has everything to do with Puukko. It is a Puronvarsi Tommi blade made in Finland by a Finnish Blacksmith who makes, almost exclusively, Puukko and Leuku blades.

  • @user-ju6vx4hy3w
    @user-ju6vx4hy3w Год назад +1

    Перерасход материала большой.