Opinel nr. 8 - Deer Antler Handle
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2019
- Handcrafted replacement of the original wooden handle of an Opinel knife nr. 8 with a piece of real Deer Antler.
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Truly fantastic work! In an age of "Tactical" blades, going back to our roots of working with natural materials on tools is more refreshing than ever.
Прекрасная и простая идея! Молодец!!!
Thank you for posting this video. I think this is a phenomenal rework of a classic pocket knife. Your skills and imagination leave me in awe.
Beautiful peice of art !!! Great job...
très bon travail, très bonne idée, très bonne musique, ... un génie ----
ottimo lavoro, ottima idea, ottima musica, ... un genio ----
muy buen laburo, muy buena idea, muy buena musica,... un genio ----
You did a great job on the new handle thanks for sharing it with us.all the best to you and yours
Genial gemacht tolle Arbeit
Absolutely beautiful!
Looks extremely professionally made. Very nice mod.
Beautiful Job !
That's a beautiful adaption.
Bravo.... Bel lavoro , mi piace anche l'idea del bottone.
Toller Mod. und zudem damit erlaubtes Trachtenmesser...bau mir für die Brotzeit da auch was. Danke für die tolle Idee
Good job ! Few tools , nice horn , thank you ;)
Great video mate, this was really relaxing to watch, and an amazing finished product
GOOD work,
I like this one
Te ha quedado de lujo!
You have created a beautiful heirloom! : )
Wow 🤩 nice work
Wonder... Too beatiful!!
I really like that knife nice job
Good job Bob!!
Very nice work
Nice job, Uncle Bob
Bravo!
Great Job,👍👍👍
Bravo pour votre vidéo et pour moi Opinel meilleur petit couteau du monde
nice work
Muy buena la modificación, saludos
Molto bello
gut gemacht!
Very nice!!!
Super foarte frumos 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Love it
Bravo
very nice, You are clever boy
très beau ce Laguiopinel ;)
Nice project. But you left out what I thought would be the hardest part... how did you get the blind slot for the blade to recess into... What tool?
As seen from minute 5:29, I used the blade of an iron hacksaw, the one you see on the table. I broke it so that it had a tip, I closed the horn in a vice and then .... it took a lot of patience. I am sorry, like a fool I forgot to film that moment.
Amazing work! How did you cut the slot in the handle where the blade goes in?
As seen from minute 5:29, I used the blade of an iron hacksaw, the one you see on the table. I broke it so that it had a tip, I closed the horn in a vice and then .... it took a lot of patience. I am sorry, like a fool I forgot to film that moment.
Stupendo, se li realizzasse su commissione sarei il primo a mettermi in fila. Bel video.
Onestamente... ci ho anche pensato; perchè no, unire al diletto, e alla soddisfazione, un piccolo guadagno. Ma, da privato, non saprei come gestire la vendita/spedizione di "armi".
Gute Arbeit!
I really like what you have done there but can't help wonder how much of the strong part of the antler you had to remove to make it fit the original ferrules? Perhaps it might snap at that joint in the future?
Well... I hope it will not...
@@Uncle-Bob I'm probably wrong, there's maybe plenty of strength in the centre part of the antler too. Anyway, it looks like a beautiful knife and you did a brilliant job there!
I love the handle its got a sub from me
I want one! How much?
how did you cut the slot into the handle for the blade?
As seen from minute 5:29, I used the blade of an iron hacksaw, the one you see on the table. I broke it so that it had a tip, I closed the horn in a vice and then .... it took a lot of patience. I am sorry, like a fool I forgot to film that moment.
Where did you get the end cap? Did you machine it? I’m looking to find an end cap for a knife I am making.
Well... that's a simple button made of metal, I bought it in a haberdashery.
You can see it better in this video : ruclips.net/video/tWHCnkmmqo8/видео.html at minute 6.40
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How was the blade slot cut? There is no mention of this - the hardest step. At 5:25 the slot is being drawn in pencil and at 5:29 slot is magically there. Did I miss something?
You are right. Like a fool I forgot to film that moment. As seen from minute 5:29, I used the blade of an iron hacksaw, the one you see on the table. I broke it so that it had a tip, I closed the horn in a vice and then .... it took a lot of patience.
Uncle bob. make one deer handle
Muito bom
Onde consigo comprar esse sistema de trava ?
As facas Opinel podem ser encontradas facilmente on-line, mas também no decatlo. A buzina, no entanto, eu a comprei em uma loja de animais ... é vendida para as gengivas dos cães ... mas acho que é muito melhor usar como cabo de faca ...
Ciao Bel video e bell'idea..
Come hai usato per smussare il bottone in fondo al manico?
come puoi vedere al minuto 10:02, ho usato carta vetrata... di diverse grane, sempre più sottili.
@@Uncle-Bob grazie mille
Ciao scusa come hai fatto lo scasso in cui si infila la lama quando si chiude il coltello?
Grazie
Come si vede dal minuto 5:29, ho usato la lama di un seghetto per il ferro, quella che vedi sul tavolo. L' ho spezzata in modo che avesse una punta, ho chiuso il corno in una morsa e poi.... c'è voluta tanta pazienza....Come uno stupido ho scordato di filmare quel momento, mi spiace.
Хорош,но Я бы кончик не срезал
Carino il coltello, peccato manchi la ripresa sul come fare la sede della lama.
Hai ragione. Come uno stupido ho scordato di filmare quel momento. Come si vede dal minuto 5:29, ho usato la lama di un seghetto per il ferro, quella che vedi sul tavolo. L' ho spezzata in modo che avesse una punta, ho chiuso il corno in una morsa e poi.... c'è voluta tanta pazienza.
Buongiorno mi puoi dire per favore per fare il taglio della lama sul corno come hai fatto grazie che non si vede
Dal minuto 5:29, si può capire che ho usato la lama di un seghetto per il ferro, quella che vedi sul tavolo. L' ho spezzata, in modo che avesse una sorta di punta che potesse "incidere" il corno; dopo di che, ho chiuso il corno in una morsa e ... c'è voluta tanta pazienza... Purtroppo, stupidamente, preso dalla concitazione, ho scordato di filmare quel momento, mi spiace.
@@Uncle-Bob grazie
En el minuto 8.49 se ve que la punta de la hoja sobresale del mango...¡Peligro..!
Es verdad, tienes toda la razón. Me di cuenta e, incluso si no puedes verlo en el video, inmediatamente hice el surco más profundo ... de hecho, en el minuto 9:03, la cuchilla ya no sobresale.
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Es una copia de la navaja española.....
No, es una navaja tradicional francesa, que es similar a la española. Pero el sistema de traba es totalmente diferente.
Ce n'est pas solide
eh bien, la corne est dure comme un os ... mais quoi qu'il en soit, je suivrai votre signal et je ne l'utiliserai pas pour "batonner" ou "hacher" ... 😉