How To Customized Roselli Puukko Handle
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Guys, this is a marathon video of puukko making. I could have cut more but probaply you skip the parts you are not interested. In the end of this vid Puukko introduction and details. Any question, please do.
Knife was treated with Tru Oil and good polish of hard carnauba wax.
Carbon steel blade comes from Roselli factory.
Wish you enjoy!
Osmo
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Wow, the final product is breathtakingly amazing. The blade is also awesome, as I know from experience. Hope you have fun with the knife.
jimihenrik11 Thanks! It was fun making it as always with knifemaking 😀 This knife was a custom order.
Great job man! That bronze and wood on this knife looks fantastic👍👍👍.
Bronze is new to me but will be part of my works for sure in the future. Thank you.
Wonderful knife... Expecially the handle...
Always great watching. I learn a lot by just watching your movements
Krister Lawlor Oh, that's great! Thanks, Osmo
Today i've ordered my first canoe.I hope it would built with so much love as your knives. Prost Sven
Congrats Sven for the canoe. I'm also waiting for the waters getting warmer now that the ice has gone and get some canoe time for me. Sitting in own canoe is so cool! Atb, Osmo
Beautiful work as always Osmo. I love the shape of the handle. Cheers, Jim
Thank you Jim!
A great video and a marvelous knife, Osmo! The Ovangol wood and bronze match perfect.
They do! Thanks Alex!
Looks wonderful Osmo.
Thank you Jeffrey!
appreciated these how to videos :) thanks for posting mate.
Great my friend, love of the little detail and of course the blade:-) wish you a great weekend, Taro
Many thanks Taro! I noticed from this vid that using camera disturps me and I made couple of things far from normal. Hope to get using video camera more! Osmo
That's a very handsome knife!
Great job as always!
dioni82 Thank you Dioni!
Man, my next wish is a bandsaw like this! Nice work Sir!
Bandsaw is great help many ways! Thanks, Osmo
Really great video, and detailed demonstration of your incredible handle shaping skill!! I've never heard of Ovangol wood, but it looks really awesome, combined with the Roselli blade!
Thank you Nathan! I love to get experience of any wood I can get into my hands! Osmo
Osmo that is a beautiful knife, I would be afraid to use it. Great Job. You really have a talent for knife making.
Thanks Gene! Carbon steel blades are ment for hard use :)
olipa mukavaa katseltavaa. Hyvin sopi pronssi tuohon kahvaan. Itselläni on tekeillä puukko johon aloin tekemään kahvaa koivun pahkasta. Melko kovaa tavaraa on sekin.
Kiitti. Kotimaisista puulajeista ja koivu visana mun suosikkeja. Koivunpahka hyvinkin softia verrattuna tuohon videolla olevaan ovangoliin. Kaikkea pitää kokeilla😀
some impressive grinding skills there😱 great job.
Thank you Peter! I appreciate your kind comment! Osmo
That later alteration you did with the hand file really made the difference, Much better design. As always, beautiful workmanship, Omo. I plan to include using bronze. How does copper hold up in the designs? Copper and some woods would be so beautiful together!
If I could make a knife just half as good as you, I would extremely happy. Thanks for sharing. Top$
Thank You!
simply stunning osmo my friend.
ATB
Ted
Thanks Ted!
beautiful knife
Thank you!
Nice video! I learned some new tricks! How do you prevent the wood from burning on the belt sander, especially end grain?
I started making this beautiful, elegant puukko knife today but when I hardened it, i accidently burnt off the tip. :( Hope I can still fix the knife because it had a lot of work in it.
+knives&stuff Thanks! Good question. Take care that your sanding belt is in good order, rough enough and as you can see I try to keep that wood on move all the time. If the sander doesn't bite to the wood think something else to turn the wood. Rough file is great help sometimes. Osmo
I like your gloves!
I like the sound track!
Hello cousin!
Mark!
Hello!
Thank you Mark!
nice job
Merry Christmas Osomo , beautiful work as always . Do use nothing but stabilized wood on your handles or are there certain species you don't feel you need to have stabilized? What is your favorite wood to use as far as aesthetics and workability ? 🎅🏻🇺🇸
Chuck Hiccox I‘d say the stabilized wood is really good invention! However harder the natural wood is less stabilization is needed. Really hard and heavy wood species even refuce to get stabilized due to density or greasiness of the wood. I cannot so my favorite wood species anymore. Every wood block is a mystery before the turning of it! Thanks and Merry C! Osmo
Good video ... !!!! .. + 1 ...
Thanks friend!
that's one sexy knife!
Yeah! Thank you.
how hard is that wood compared to oak?
Wayne D I find it much harder and heavier than oak. Thanks, Osmo
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