My First Integral Hidden Tang Knife Is Done! | Shop Talk Tuesday Episode 180 | Knife Making
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
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Today is episode 180 of Shop Talk Tuesday on The Rivers' Experience!
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Great choice putting the grey handle portion to the front. Really nice knife!
Thanks Dennis! I thought it would flow better that way and it worked out really well.
Love the way it came out.
Great looking knife, very informative video.
Much appreciated just starting to get into shaping handles.
Well done buddy 👍thanks
Thank you Don!
I came in with the Forged in Fire state of mind with tangs initially; I have since calmed down and my tangs are much smaller and much less stressful to carve around.
I think that is a beautiful knife, I would like to see a bigger knife, 6 to 7 inches long. You make awesome knives. Keep it up. 😊
Great knife. Love the rounded integral bolster. Hidden tangs are something I haven’t tried yet even after hobby knife building for 20 years but forging and hidden tangs are definitely my to learn list. I think stock removal needs to take the back seat for me for awhile so I can try new things.👍
Thanks! Forging is a blast! Although it's more fun when its colder out side lol.
She's a beauty! Haven't tried an integral bolster yet, but now i gotta give it a try on some 1085 round stock i picked up.
Thank you! Heck yeah you do!
Your handle shaping process is much appreciated. Always like to see another maker's process and see if I can pick up any tips and differences that I can apply to my technique. You cannot get that from a 15 second clip...you need to see the entire process. Great looking blade and I agree that Oleg has superior product. I pretty much use it exclusively.
Thanks! I'm happy that people like the entire process being in there.
Dude!!! Awesome tip on sanding in that hook at the bottom of the handle I have yet to make a handles like that and I am eager to try now that I have the right tips! I also just posted my first knife video on RUclips! Thanks as always for the inspiration! Wicked clean knife!!!!
Potentially one of your nicest knives so far, if it was me and just IMO I would have put a bright coloured spacer between the handle and the bolster.
With big 1" stock, I kind of worry about your elbow blowing out! Its seriously hard work so wrangle in a hammer monkey with a sledge and save yourself some pain :)
Another outstanding video very informative and helpful you should be proud of your work later brother...👍💥🤙👋
I’m the person that your handle shaping helped. Thank you for breaking it down for a struggling hobbyist
Hey 👋 man how you doing bro perfect for me to go hunting nice!..job buddy blessings 🙌 🙏 ✨️
Erick, definitely love the detailed sanding description. It would be great if you do some more of these detailed instructions in your vids. Thank you for all the work you put into your channel!
Love you're teaching approach & willingness to share..!!
Thanks
Most grateful ..!!
Excellent build. Love the handle process. Thank you.
I would not change anything ! The color/texture of the blade is especially great !!
These longer videos are perfect for beginners trying to do things correctly. Many of people’s shorter videos leave out a lot of info.
Thank you
That thing would look so nice with the stacked leather handle. I’ve been binge watching your channel recently.
Great video, man. Dig the Black Plague shirt. If I ever run into you there I'll buy you a beer. Keep up the incredible work.
the handle profiling is USEFUL!
I'm happy that people have enjoyed it.
Excellent work Sir. When clamping clamp the blade then using the vice body you can clamp the handle down into it. If you don’t get it I’ll draw u a diagram and email it to you
Thanks for the handle profile. Next hidden tang I'll give it a try!!
Awesome!
LOVE all the extra detailed footage and step-by-step!
WHole process best process. Definitely show more!
That little.knife is bamg on, really like it, amd yes the full length video is great, although it isnt how I do things woth no belt grinder to speak of being ig is more kr less all by hand it is surr to help many people well explained and clear
Definitely not just a couple of barely rounded slabs lol. She’s got lines like a sports car. I am happy so many people enjoyed the full length shaping as much as I did. It was super helpful to see the entire process thank you.
I usually grind my handles with an angle grinder with a flap disc on. I gotta try this method
Where can I get one those knives beautiful work
Great video going to try my first hidden tang knife I have made a few coke bottle type handles and great to see it done properly tha ks again for the videos
that is awesome i was wondering how to do that , thank you for taking the time and putting in you video.
if you where to sell this knife, how much would it cost?
You can email me if you want, You Tube is weird about us selling knives on their platform. theriversexperience@yahoo.com
Nice video my brother! I really like the longer, detailed, more indepth content! I'm a kenistedic learner, so watching something get done first, really helps me! Thanks for sharing! 💯😎👍🏻🔨🔥🔪
Thank you!
i agree with TyrelKnifeworks about the grey handle to the front of the knife ( thin piece of brass/copper between the bluster and handle just me )
Why no pin ? your drawing showed it
Mr. Rivers if it where not for you i would not be making blades today Thank You!!
Wow! That's a huge compliment! I'm happy that these videos have been helpful! The pin was a "just in case I wanted to do it" part of the sketch. It's not really needed on a knife like this.
I love the way how the colors fade from blade to handle this looks awesome the whole build is superuniqe and well done 👍 great job Erick ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank you Klaus!
Still love this video Rivers!
Awesome video! Enjoyed the full handle grind!
Thank you!
I think you should make an integral cleaver next 😁. Nice video dude! 🤙
Yup, I need t o try that.
Thanks for keeping in the handle shaping, I struggle with handles on my 2x72 and tend to revert to files and sandpaper for the extra control, at the expense of time and effort. It was worth seeing and didn't take too long to go through. Knife turned out fantastic. I noticed you skipped the pin, but did take some chunks out of the tang if I saw correctly. Love the lines and color transitions. The bevel lines and the handle lines match up well and keep the overall theme solid. Another work of art!
Thank you Kevin!
I appreciate you showing the whole processes
Thanks for watching it!
Thank you for sharing i really enjoy your content. I really like the way the knife turned out and love the transition between the dark blade and handle. Yes im sure im not the only one who enjoyed watching the handle shaping process and would like to see more of those videos. Maybe you could do a integral hidden tang chopper next.
I think that I'm going to do something like that.
Good looking knife.I like your process of making the handle I learned a lot.Stay cool in the Texas heat.
I'm happy that it was helpful! I know long videos bother some people but I wanted to have it all in there.
I Love how this one came together.🤘 I enjoy the long process parts on certain details to really hammer home a scope of time , belt speeds and things like that. Thanks Erick!
Thank you Matt!
This knife is perfect! It’s like a sports car with the flowing lines and flamesque look to it. Yup, I love it!
Thank you!
Best example of making a coke bottle handle I've seen on youtube.
Thank you!
I really liked the way you showed the entire process of how you did the handle. It helped with things I am struggling with.
I'm glad it was helpful!
Thanks for sharing the entire process.! It's really good to see it all.! For the hurry one, they can skip
That's how I felt as well.
For the record, it’s me, I’m the guy who is getting whooped by hidden tangs. 😂
I feel you lol.
That is a beauty! The handle material is one of my favourites you’ve used.
Thank you Cory!
Insulate and add an A/ C unit to your shop before you have a heat stroke, Dude ASAP
I have it in the works, would like it sooner than later though lol.
i like your handle profiling and i think you should make a bigger knife
Thank you! I think I'm going too.
certainly helpful, thank you!
Thank you too!
Sharp knife ERICK !
Thank you Steven!
Looks great. Are you going to put a pin in the handle or no?
Not on this one. This won't see any chopping the one I just made on Tuesday will have a pin.
awesome job that look sweet and i love the handle
Thank you!
Good job on your first integral
Thanks Rick!
This came out so good. Do more ntegrals
That's the plan!
The best looking knife I've seen online. Hands down. The best! I had an idea for that chunk of expensive wood you cut from your block of stabilized wood. Make a small handle for a ferro rod! Knife and rod would match! Beautiful work! Thanks for posting.
Beautiful knife. I love how your design was so intentional. Your advice about sticking to your design is exactly what I needed to hear. Lately when a particular part of my knife doesn’t work out, I end up changing it but then it messes another part up and then I have a scrap knife. Thanks dude!
Thank you!
like the whole process
Thank you!
Love that you shared the whole handle shaping process. It's definitely something I struggle with, and this will help me in the future.
Great lesson and knife
Thank you Chip!
Nice work! 👌🏻
Thank you!
Go big!
I think that I will! 😃
Great build! Handle profiling is one of my favorite parts of the process. Shaping wood is very rewarding for me. Good job!
Thank you Jason! The handle process is one of my favorite parts as well.
it's not perfect, but it has its own personality.
Thank you!