FAQ#1 How I color my antler handles

[@fxpestoperator5527]

Beautiful Job Brother! I am further South, here in GA. Made a lot of knives using the leg bones of deer - May need to do this to some of em! 😄

[@brianalbee4153]

The branch looks really pretty from the tea and waxing looks nice. Thanks!

[@stephenwilliams1364]

Using the tea is awesome....I used walnuts soaked in water to do gunstocks as a kid....thanks for sharing 👍

[@tropifiori]

Very nice

[@threecrosses9988]

If you boil onion skin and put antler in it will make it a deep reddish color

[@jeremiahmccutcheon3234]

Your the man

[@charlesdavis668]

Thank you for making theses videos, they are very helpful!

[@oldsouthforge831]

That’s good to hear Charles. I am glad they help! Thank you for watching

[@dlbknives4869]

Thanks so much for sharing!

[@chuckbowie5833]

Thanks so much for Sharing! I've heard you can also do it with coffee, but I remember not having a lot of luck with that method. I liked the tea approach. Cheers!

[@oldsouthforge831]

You are welcome sir!

[@billwoehl3051]

Looks good 👍🏼

[@tonynapoli5549]

Thanks for sharing your tips

[@MrViper500]

looking good

[@patrickjolliffe2066]

Brilliant

[@richardbryant7972]

Very helpful video tea not coffee that’s great thank you for sharing. God bless

[@oldsouthforge831]

Glad to help! Yes sir the tea works better.

[@marctobin5727]

Hi,
Love your work
Was wondering how much you sell your knives for?

[@victorinoxlove]

Great ideea! What kind tea i need? Thanx for video sir!

[@woodwoman9130]

I’ve seen people use walnut hulls too and boil them

[@wenrayhopkinswong9307]

nice