Beautiful work and a lot of patience. Give a hatchet a try, you can get very close to finishing dimensions with just a hatchet and then clean up with the plane.
Might just copy that sheath. Except I got some deer legs in the freezer Going to use tendons to tighten the leather on thoes cuts in the wood just to really secure it on.
I love the way you use the manual tools. Authentic and pure skill. Hats off
Great sheath, I've never seen one like that. Well done video too.
Love how you use the basic tools and basic materials to make things. very nice nothing fancy. Love it
Good job paramount forge
Beautiful work and a lot of patience. Give a hatchet a try, you can get very close to finishing dimensions with just a hatchet and then clean up with the plane.
Might just copy that sheath. Except I got some deer legs in the freezer Going to use tendons to tighten the leather on thoes cuts in the wood just to really secure it on.
Nice video, I like the Japanese infusion collapsible knife. The sheath was creative also
Nice work mate!
Loved this video. I've not seen anyone make a sheath like that, pretty cool. Your take down pommel, ya that I like. GREAT job. Are you still creating?
Incredible work,thank you for sharing
A hatchet might have made a much quicker job of roughing the wooden part to your lines than that japanese plane.
Muy creativo
i am naming that woodpecker his name is now Gary
Beautiful 😼😸😺😼😸😺
love that sheath
Good job Wes!
good vid Wes, as usual. I'll leave comments on forum as usual, nice to see the woodpecker, never seen one before. :-)
Super nice
👍👍👍👍👍
I expect 1000 subscribers by the end of the year :D
hi you have done a good work but .. it looks like a guillotine for fingers it would be better if made the slot narrower . i love your job
Forgive me my mother passed 8 months ago
Hi Gary!
yeah he is mine now too
Hello, is this Wood dry ? Thanks
Yes, the wood has cured for over a year, it is dry.
Not to bad at all ,are you on Facebook to
"Bladesmithing for beginners" could use you