Knife Making - EDC WHARNCLIFFE w/ textured flats and BOG OAK handle
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- We have received some requests to make a video about making a wharncliffe, so here it is :)
I believe it is a very underrated type of blade and when I first tried it, I was surprised how well it performs. Write in a comment what you'd like to see us making next! :)
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Steel: D2 (1.2379) 3.5 mm
Length: 235 mm
Blade width: 34 mm
Blade length: 110 mm
Handle: Bog oak, brass pins
Weight: 180 g
“The success of most things depends upon knowing how long it will take to succeed.” ~ Charles-Louis de Secondat, baron de la Brède et de Montesquieu
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What know would you like to see us making next? 🤔
a classic bowie knife
A combat dagger!
Mabi Kukri
How about something with a full height convex grind?
Wowzers!!!
I love this knife! Great design, great handle material and perfect execution! Excellent work
Heck yeah man. Love the design. Finished product is CLEAN!
Thank you 😊
Perfect!You are very rigorous and patient,every detail was fixed well.
Thank you 😊
I will take one and I would love to see exact same knife 3.25" blade 4.25" handle and just a lil bit slimmer. Absolutely love this knife good work
A masterpiece as always my good sir. Bravo...
Thank you 😊
a very nice job congratulations
Thanks
What type of steel do you use?
D2, it's in the description 😊
First off, beautiful work! Love the blade shape. I am a newer subscriber. Couple questions:
1st, I would love to purchase a finished blank of this knife in 80crv2, if possible. I will be emailing your website today. Fingers crossed.
2nd, I see a lot of custom knives finished with the top rear of the handle scales cut diagonally down and I am confused by this (other than for aesthetically). Functionally, this is where the web of your thumb and index finger would lay when making hard push cuts. A big reason to keep handle material there for comfort, rather than removing it. Is there a method/reasoning that I am overlooking for this style?
Would love to see a Bowie style created.
Thank you, we'll be waiting for your email then.
I believe you want your thumb rest further towards the tip when hard push cutting (as it gives you more leverage) and the scales couldn't possibly reach that far anyway. Of course, if someone likes to rest their thumb so close to the actual handle and wants an additional "meat" there, we can make a knife that way, after all it's custom work for a reason 😁
Dy Knife is Fantastic 👍👍👍
Thanks
Nice knife
Thanks
Hello,beautifull knife!
Can you tell me which dough you use to polish the handle?
Thks
Thanks, it's a fine car polishing paste, any brand will do, we're using k2 atm
@@BarbershopCustoms thank you very much👍
Another question:do you use stabilised Wood?
Send me that..
It's available on our website ;)
Nice knife... but uh... the background music you used is atrocious...
Overall nice knife, but that sloppy tip is something to improve on the next one! Great work non the less tho!
Gdzie filmy? ;) Pozdrówki.
Brilliant craftsmanship. Gorgeous Wharncliffe!
Cudny! Zdrowia. :)
👍👍👍❤👌
1st
a Bowie Knife!!
We're planning on making at least two 😊