Interesting design mixture of Finnic, Sámi, Scandinavian, Central European, and fantasy elements. Overall, very good looking and bushcraft ready puukko-style knife, with a nice balance between shape and decoration.
Entant que Suisse j'imagine que vous savez parler français. Je tenais à vous dire que votre travail est magnifique. Franchement, vos couteaux sont superbes et dans ce paysage enneigé, c'est encore plus beau 😊
Sir, I fell in love with Puukko knives from watching your videos! I’m of Scottish decent, but the Scandinavian knife is gorgeous. I will be making several in the next few months.
Very nice work! The only thing I didn't like was the modern rivet you used to connect the metal band, that thing deserved a handmade rivet. But other than that, it's great. Makes me want to try etching.
Not everybody has a forge ,or a place to put one. .I'm one of them, (wish I did though) I enjoyed the video, got a few ideas, I also use blank blades and create handles, I'm looking into these epoxy ones, some look way cool, nuf said.. Thank You for sharing your skills.
I was thinking about doing some carvings ont he antler part in the middle but there was to much marrow, sadly. but it would have completed the knife, indeed. Thanks ;-)
I want to compliment your work and man your editing, angles and lighting are equally as fantastic. Awesome video. I usually fast forward so much and yours i simply enjoyed from beginning to end. Well done
Just seen your video on the petroglyph knife Lovely work, when you rivet try to use a slightly bigger ID on the rivet when flange out drill through coming out the head then debur put D ring in, should be more secure Last Longer.
A beautiful piece of work. That sheath with the brass band very nice but wouldn’t you be concerned using that material and have it break or crack as it looked to be quite thick with all the bending to shape it.
I have been making knives since the 60's and that is really great work! My biggest disk sander is 8" (203mm) how do you like the large sander? would it be worth it for me to get one over the one I have now? I don't mind paying for good tools. Again that is some really nice work. I am experimenting making a sheath with wood and rawhide I hope it turns out as good as I have in mind.
Thanks for the comment ! It's a good question. Well, I hestiated a while on choosing a new grinding machine. You have these combined machines with small sanding disc and the belt but having already one sanding machine with the belts there was no point of getting a new one for me. Also, in my opinion, it's really an advantage to have a bigger sanding disc machine. Mine is 305mm which is roughly 12" and I feel like the disc last longer and even if the paper gets a bit blunt with times you can still remove a fair amount of matter (wood). Also I like to use the more central part of the disk to sand metal parts and the outside of the disc for the wood. On the other hand the belt sanding machine is really helpful for the round concave shapes so it's best to have both of them. I hope it was helpful ;-) Good luck with your work
Thank you. It's Ferric Chloride an acid usually used to reveal the pattern of damascus steel. I think this technic is called "edinburgh etch" you can find some good tutorial on RUclips
Very nice work! But, it is a knife, a tool...and your video although well produced was like reading a book only to find out the last chapter was missing. You might think of incorporating some carving tasks at the end of you videos. It is a beautiful blade, but in the end a blade is a tool and it would be appropriated to demonstrate how your tool functions. Thank you.
I’ve never thought to use wood nearest to the blade(handle). I’ve always assumed it had to be metal of some kind. You never have any issues with damage when using the knife? Very interesting.
Yeah you can use wood without problems ;-). You often see some old Finnish knives (more than a hundred years old) with a full birch handle and they hold on pretty good. But I assume not every wood is suitable, in this case oak is perfect because it very durable.
I paused and zoomed in. It was Ferric Chloride. Be sure to use a separate batch for etching copper or brass than for steel as the don’t “play” nicely together.
"Everything I've done here is as a hobby and for the sake of learning and sharing the process with others. There's no pretention whatsoever and I'm not a knife maker" Doesn't mean we still might want to buy it from you LOL
Hi, I don't have a shop nor do I sell outside of my acquaintances circle, yet. It's in project to develop a website or a place to sell them, but there's nothing concrete yet Thanks for the support !
hey, thanks for the comment. I don't live off of youtube so i have no incentive to put adds. I think it's just by default, but ill correct that soon. My point is to share my videos and the process that's it. Cheers, Steve
Interesting design mixture of Finnic, Sámi, Scandinavian, Central European, and fantasy elements. Overall, very good looking and bushcraft ready puukko-style knife, with a nice balance between shape and decoration.
Thanks ;-)
Thanks everyone for the support and to the 1700 subscribers !
Auf dieses Messer kannst du stolz sein!
Danke für dieses wunderschöne Video, von dem ich sehr viel lernen durfte!
обалдеть. я тащусь от таких произведений
Entant que Suisse j'imagine que vous savez parler français.
Je tenais à vous dire que votre travail est magnifique. Franchement, vos couteaux sont superbes et dans ce paysage enneigé, c'est encore plus beau 😊
Absolument, je viens même de la partie francophone 😉.
Merci beaucoup du message !
Привет. Все красиво. Красивые места. Красивая работа. Красивы нож. Спасибо.
WøW! that's one Amazing knife..Outstanding
Sir, I fell in love with Puukko knives from watching your videos! I’m of Scottish decent, but the Scandinavian knife is gorgeous. I will be making several in the next few months.
Thank you. No need to be Scandinavian or Finnish to enjoy these beautiful knives ;-)
Thank you for the art of your work. You made my afternoon happy. Daniel from Buenos Aires, Argentina
Ohhh, your work is just exquisite...
Wow. Now that's stunning.
Very nice work! The only thing I didn't like was the modern rivet you used to connect the metal band, that thing deserved a handmade rivet. But other than that, it's great. Makes me want to try etching.
Nice and clean work. I like it!
Thanks, I would like to say the same thing to your work !
🙋♂️..maravillo su trabajo..🤝
The knife picture is so beautiful, it does not need to make... :)
Your Scandi knives shape and design are etalon for me.
Absolutely beautiful! Love the etched brass plate
Thanks
@@StevesWorkshopSwiss what fabric did you put that plate in?
La beauté de votre travail est très inspirante et rassérénante. Merci.
(j'adore les puukkos!)
Merci et j'ai appris un nouveau mot que je ne connaissais pas grâce à vous (rassérénant) :D
@@StevesWorkshopSwiss :)
Beautiful work!
Salut de France 🇫🇷 très beau travail comme toujours 👍 sympa de préciser les Alpes
A wonderful work. Well done. I like it very much 👍
Brilliant Job Mate! She’s come up Beaut
Superb fit and finish !......vielen dank !
Such a beauty 🔪
Great an unique craftsmanship… may we please have the pleasure to see the blade made too? Thanks.
Beautiful workmanship.
I like your grinder.
Nice work and a beautiful knife. Amazing :)
Outstanding
Браво,маэстро!!!👏👏👏
great job!
Not everybody has a forge ,or a place to put one. .I'm one of them, (wish I did though) I enjoyed the video, got a few ideas, I also use blank blades and create handles, I'm looking into these epoxy ones, some look way cool, nuf said.. Thank You for sharing your skills.
amazing work!
Simplemente precioso
Oh man! Where are you at! That’s some beautiful country.
Awesome Mate
I thought it was fine. But I like them both! AWLSOME!
Beautiful.
Красивый нож, хороший ролик,. С благодарностью..
Fantastic workmanship!
P.S. Schutzbrillen
I like your sheath too.
Good job. Dangerous handle
The only thing I would do differently is to kolrose the main handle with a similar design. Excellent job. Thank you for sharing this.
I was thinking about doing some carvings ont he antler part in the middle but there was to much marrow, sadly. but it would have completed the knife, indeed.
Thanks ;-)
Great job👍🤝
I want to compliment your work and man your editing, angles and lighting are equally as fantastic. Awesome video.
I usually fast forward so much and yours i simply enjoyed from beginning to end. Well done
Thank you very much ;-)
Молодец, браво. Привет из карелии!!
Wonderful work! Love it! Greetings from Nürnberg
perfect work !!!!!!
Just seen your video on the petroglyph knife Lovely work, when you rivet try to use a slightly bigger ID on the rivet when flange out drill through coming out the head then debur put D ring in, should be more secure Last Longer.
Super
Thank for the idea..
beautiful
Love the knife but that sheaf is a work of art
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Thanks though
Классный нож! 👍👍👍
Magnifique couteau ,bravo .
Merci
I wish I could make beautiful things like that.
Absolutely gorgeous piece of work.
Dankuwel ;-)
Sehr gut gemacht!
Top!
Sensacional. Parabéns
Obrigado
Very good
it's a work of art
Super!
A beautiful piece of work. That sheath with the brass band very nice but wouldn’t you be concerned using that material and have it break or crack as it looked to be quite thick with all the bending to shape it.
I don't think it will crack because it's rather flexible. You can find these type of brace on some marttiini knives.
Thanks for the comment ;-)
ЛЮКС!!!
Damn bro, that's a beautiful knife! You don't have an etsy shop?
Классный нож !
Бомба!
👍
joli!!!
Really beautiful work 👌 What is the the two liquids you are using?
Thanks. It's a type of epoxy glue called araldite
I have been making knives since the 60's and that is really great work! My biggest disk sander is 8" (203mm) how do you like the large sander? would it be worth it for me to get one over the one I have now? I don't mind paying for good tools. Again that is some really nice work. I am experimenting making a sheath with wood and rawhide I hope it turns out as good as I have in mind.
Thanks for the comment !
It's a good question. Well, I hestiated a while on choosing a new grinding machine.
You have these combined machines with small sanding disc and the belt but having already one sanding machine with the belts there was no point of getting a new one for me. Also, in my opinion, it's really an advantage to have a bigger sanding disc machine. Mine is 305mm which is roughly 12" and I feel like the disc last longer and even if the paper gets a bit blunt with times you can still remove a fair amount of matter (wood). Also I like to use the more central part of the disk to sand metal parts and the outside of the disc for the wood. On the other hand the belt sanding machine is really helpful for the round concave shapes so it's best to have both of them.
I hope it was helpful ;-)
Good luck with your work
@@StevesWorkshopSwiss Thanks!
nice work.. i love white handle... where you buy blade?
thank you. wonderful work. how can I order your puukko
Ciao, cosa hai usato per incidere le lastre di ottone ?
Надо люверс вместо болта и дырки под подвес. Красиво
Great video and Gorgeous knife. What materials did you use to treat that sheath's brass collar?
Thank you. It's Ferric Chloride an acid usually used to reveal the pattern of damascus steel. I think this technic is called "edinburgh etch" you can find some good tutorial on RUclips
Very nice work! But, it is a knife, a tool...and your video although well produced was like reading a book only to find out the last chapter was missing. You might think of incorporating some carving tasks at the end of you videos. It is a beautiful blade, but in the end a blade is a tool and it would be appropriated to demonstrate how your tool functions. Thank you.
I Could never cut my sheath like that. What would happen to me is it would slip and I would cut through the stitching.
I’ve never thought to use wood nearest to the blade(handle). I’ve always assumed it had to be metal of some kind. You never have any issues with damage when using the knife? Very interesting.
Yeah you can use wood without problems ;-).
You often see some old Finnish knives (more than a hundred years old) with a full birch handle and they hold on pretty good.
But I assume not every wood is suitable, in this case oak is perfect because it very durable.
Any plans for a Leuku in the future maybe?
It's planned ;-) this sunday there's gonna be a new puukko video and probably the one after is going to be a Leuku making video
👌!..... 👍🏼
You animal...! Just beautiful!
Beautiful knife! What is that acid you use for the brass part?
I paused and zoomed in. It was Ferric Chloride. Be sure to use a separate batch for etching copper or brass than for steel as the don’t “play” nicely together.
Do you sell these knives? On line? Etsy? Let me know - I’d be very interested in adding one of these to my collection
what is name of liquid, you used for brass?
coucou
c est vrement bien
Realy excelent brother
Where r this place? Canadá? Alaska?
Thanks, just Switzerland
@@StevesWorkshopSwiss muitíssimo obrigado pela atenção irmão seu país é maravilhoso 🙏
Красота !Сколько такой может стоить
Спасибо. Это будет стоить около 280 евро. Но пока делаю ножи только для окружающих.
Да цена не реальная !
5:44 i put my thumb in one of those one time it wasnt really nice woundnt recomend.
13.59 what is that liquid
Здравствуйте, можно ли купить у вас такой нож?
which company's knife blank and where i can buy that blank knife?
The blade is from the blacksmith Yrjö Puronvarsi and you can find them on brisa.fi
"Everything I've done here is as a hobby and for the sake of learning and sharing the process with others. There's no pretention whatsoever and I'm not a knife maker" Doesn't mean we still might want to buy it from you LOL
do you have a link to your shop?
Hi,
I don't have a shop nor do I sell outside of my acquaintances circle, yet.
It's in project to develop a website or a place to sell them, but there's nothing concrete yet
Thanks for the support !
can you share the template?
that was handle making...
All that time and work .
And you leave the dam thing in the snow . Frog did not hold up .
In the snow
haha, I had that second thought as well but it's meant to endure such weather. Otherwise there's no point ;-)
@@StevesWorkshopSwiss
Good of you to take the time to respond.
I like your work .
I'll be looking out for your knife down river 🥶 Skúll
Привет, обзор клинка не вижу
So many ads in one video, out of greed?
I even lost the desire to watch the video!
hey, thanks for the comment. I don't live off of youtube so i have no incentive to put adds. I think it's just by default, but ill correct that soon. My point is to share my videos and the process that's it.
Cheers, Steve