Unbox & Scrimshaw: Is It Any Good? Rough Ryder Scrimshaw Kit (Enter to Win!)
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- We ordered the cheapest scrimshaw kit on Amazon (amzn.to/3KEdSve) to see whether it was any good, and Brian was positively surprised!
ROUGH RIDER White Bone SCRIMSHAW SET 2 Blade Folding ProTactical'US - Limited Edition - Elite Knife with Sharp Blade TOOLS + Pouch! OSB1579
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00:00 Hello!
00:22 Scrimshaw
01:40 Subscribe & Comment to Win!
02:15 Unboxing
07:10 Scrimshawing
17:32 Inking
18:38 Touch up & re-ink
21:47 Conclusions
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And the winner is... czcams.com/video/SDO9kKT3vHg/video.html
My question is how do I get rid of the used transfer ink?
Hey, Original Tribe! Comment on this video to enter to win this scrimshawed knife! We will do a drawing on February 15, 2022. All you have to do is be subscribed to the channel (making you an Original Tribe member!) and comment on this video. Which design do you want to put on the other side of the knife? One of the provided designs or one of your own creation? ....An ORIGINAL design? ;-)
Oh, and the whale is my favorite as well. It's a cool, old time design.
I love that you have a ladybug walking across you table!
Hey Kelly, yea that little 🐞 has gotten a lot of attention! I’m just glad there was only one, years past the windows would be covered with them 😝Good luck on the drawing.
Good to see you both! Am excited to see further shows!
I've had this same kit in a drawer for about 4 years. having watched this video I am finally inspired to break it open and get 'er done. Thank you very much, you made it look easy even for a fumble fingers like me.
That’s awesome, l hope to see what you do with it!
Thank you for the video. The approach of buying the kit and demonstrating the techniques for application was fantastic.
Brian McManus, we appreciate that, it was a lot of fun to show. Good luck on the draw.
Great demonstration and explanation of the art of Scrimshaw. Thank you
Thank you John, good luck with the draw.
Great kit for the money. Ty so much
incredible, would love to have it. also the advice you gave me on another video really helped, thank you!
Paul and Terra’s Wedding, great to hear from you! You are in the running, good luck on the draw.
Every thing you do is great . thanks
Good video. Thanks for including additional info & tips that a beginner would find useful.
Thank you!
It’s hard to understand why your channel doesn’t have more subscribers. I always feel inspired after watching
Hello Jesse, thank you for being part of our tribe. We feel like we’re just getting started and that our fan base is growing. All we need now is for each of our subscribers to tell one or two of their friends to check us out.😁Good luck on the draw.
This was fun seeing this kit
Cool! I've never done scrimshaw, but I have recently followed you, and enjoy seeing your work! I work with horn, making drinking horns, so I'm onboard, Captain! Scrim on!
May you continue your great craft in health. Luv you videos!
Thank you Nancy, l appreciate that very much!
Good information! Thanks for showing it!
Thank you gdreilly, and good luck on the draw.
I learned a lot, thank you Brian.
Julian, l’m so glad you enjoyed our video! WELCOME TO THE TRIBE!
Absolutely love the video! I’ve been looking into customizing knives and other small objects!
dtq7388, so happy you found our channel! Scrimshaw is a lot of fun and adds a lot to a piece.Good luck on the draw.
Sweet! Awesome work
Thank you Scott, good luck on the draw.
Tools in a masters hands! Nice review of tools!
Piper Ced-Said, thank you sir! Good luck on the draw.
Thank you for the great videos! I tend to collect hobbies, and one of the great things our local living history museum did a few summers back was to have activity nights for adults to try different crafts, like dipping taper candles and scrimshaw and rope making, etc. Your channel reminds me of that - a pleasant assortment of fascinating topics and skills.
Thank you ronwoch, we have a lot of fun putting these videos out, and we’re happy that you have found us. Your in the running for the drawing, good luck!
A friend steered me to your channel and I'm glad she did. I learned a lot and like the peaceful vibe you project. Nice job on the scrimshaw whale. I subscribed.
Thank you Susan, and thank your friend for us. It’s nice to have you in the tribe, good luck on the draw.
I'm glad you're back. Your skills amaze me. Thanks for sharing your time and talent! KANSAS
Hey Jack, thank you! Good luck on the draw.
Very nice work! Thank you!
Hey Matt, thanks for checking us out.
Looks like a decent introduction to the art. I always have an appreciation for preserving folk history and carrying on the traditions
Big Fred Bennett, thank you, that’s exactly why we are doing this channel. Good luck on the draw.
Thanks for the great video and inspiration. Loved it
Thanks Tim, hope it helps.
Because of your channel I picked up one of these kits a couple of months ago off ebay. My kit came with a bottle of dried up ink too. Been enjoying your videos now for several month now, keep it up and thanks.
Thank you Christopher, isn’t that funny about the ink? We are so happy to have you in our tribe! Good luck on the draw.
Great video & amazing work. Thank you so much for the opportunity 🙏
kae tea, welcome to the tribe! You are in the running, good luck on the draw.
Great Video, I have wondered how scrimshaw was done, now I know, and will give it a try.
Hey Brian, thank you. Ya it’s pretty basic really, but you can have a lot of fun with it. Good luck on the draw.
The Whale looks great. Thats a nice little kit looks like fun..
i bought this kit after watching your evaluation. it is getting me started. thank you. Everything you said about the kit is correct. the ink was dry as a bone...
Welcome to our tribe Clara, we are so happy to have you with us.It’s cool that you are giving scrimshaw a try, it’s a very fun art form. If you are looking for good material to work with you might want to go to the local pet store where you will find a nice selection of bone. Happy scrimming and keep in touch.
Great work. The lady bug was a nice touch
Thanks for checking in on us, lady bugs were cheap that year 😄
Very cool! I need to bust my kit out and see what I can do!!
Hello BaxtersBlades,so happy that you found our channel! I would love to see how it turns out.
Great demonstration and advice on how to improve the scratch awl and upgrade if you are wanting to continue to pursue the scrimshaw art.
Hello Robert Harrison, thank you. We hope it inspire more interest in the art. Good luck in the draw.
I enjoy watching and learning from this channel. As I live near the sea, i be been accumulating some interesting bones. Can’t wait to try
We are so happy to have you in our tribe. The Ocean provides some cool stuff sometimes. Good luck on the draw.
@@StockmanOriginal thanks,, I look forward to leaning more.
Great work. Your an amazing craftsman! I think a wailing ship would compliment this artwork very well. Always enjoy watching your videos.
Thanks Billy, I like the ship idea. Glad to have you on board, good luck on the draw.
Amazing skills from a flamboyant and handsome soul, well done
Hello Graeme, we’re so happy you have found our channel and thank you for your kind words.
Great demonstration. Love the red shirt!
Thank you Spencer Dodds, l made that shirt. We’ll probably be doing a video on that soon. Good luck on the draw!
@@StockmanOriginal good job, I look forward to seeing that, I’ve made a few bits of clothing myself but not a shirt yet.
Thank you for all the inspiration. Tribe 🌲
Thank you Kurt, and good luck on the draw!
Looks good,I think will go online to order one.
Hey Gayl, it’s not bad , maybe you’ll win one! Good luck on the draw.
I have always admired scrimshaw work, I live in the upper Midwest and it is not a craft that is commonly done here. Thanks for your demonstrations and tips I am defiantly going to try it in the future.
Rob Bullis, thanks for checking in. I think you might enjoy it. Good luck on the draw.
I just love this channel you guys are great. I would freak out if I won a Stockman Original from the Original Stockman.
Hey Miculka Family, thank you for being part of the tribe, we appreciate that. Good luck on the draw.
I just came across your channel recently (the bass bark backpack was randomly recommended to me, thanks YT!) and ive really been impressed by your content and informative down-to-earth presentation style. Ive been on youtube for a long time and I can tell your channel will grow exponentially soon if you keep posting videos of this quality! Remember that informative titles and eye-catching thumbnails do wonders to get picked up by the YT algorithms.
And Im actually really amazed how much comes in that kit for that low price especially in this day and age with inflation. I dont want to imagine what the factory conditions/pay are for the Chinese workers but I digress. Thank you for offering this giveaway to your viewers.
Thanks, sergeantbigmac! Max here. Would you say the thumbnails on our channel page in general are eye-catching or should I be trying a lot harder? I welcome honest feedback, as the point is to improve. Thumbnails and titles are really hard...
sergeantbigmac, totally awesome YT stuck us in your path. I’ll bet you were checking out Ice Man! How ever it happened, welcome to the tribe. We’re really just getting started and have a bunch of stuff planned for the future. I’m going to look for your channel, stay safe and thank you.
Looks awesome
Thanks Jonathan, good luck on the draw.
Wow, fantastic work!
Being an Alaskan Native, I think I would have an umiak (boat) filled with a crew on the search for a whale on the other side.
You have the greatest videos, thank you both for sharing your time and knowledge with us all.
Hey Chip, welcome aboard! An umiak would be a great idea, I have one l started carving out of fossil walrus l need to finish. Good luck on the draw.
By the way, what part of Alaska are you from?
Awesome! This would be one heck of a gift from a master!! Plus it’s the day after retrograde so everything ought to be calmed down enough just to pull my name hahaha. Well it definitely would be cool anyways haha. Thanks guys
beeferbaron, thanks for playing along with us! You never know, it could be your lucky day. Thank you for being part of our tribe, and good luck on the draw.
Love your channel. Lots of scrimshaw history in my hometown. New Bedford, Massachusetts.
Hey Abe, good to hear from you. I’ve been to New Bedford, love the whaling museum. I remember a marine hardware store near the museum, and in a back room they had more whale’s teeth than I have ever seen. I think about that often. We’re practically neighbors. Good luck on the draw.
I had a feeling you have been down here before and to the museum. Diamond in the rough. I spend time in your neck of woods as well as I love hiking 4000 footers!
That’s awesome, we are on a trail to a 3600’ er. Not 4000’ but the Ossipee Mts are beautiful.
Yes they are!!
Great videos very interesting
Norbert Hall, thank you, we had a lot of fun doing it. Welcome to the tribe and good luck on the draw.
Love this wonderful channel.
Hey Texas Veteran, thanks for checking in. Good luck on the draw.
@@StockmanOriginal Mr Brian I greatly appreciate the opportunity to win but I have been blessed with a wonderful scrimshaw set that I can't seem to get off my butt and use. I hope this set of yours ends up in the hands of someone who will put it to use.
I hope it goes were it’s needed. And you , give it a try ! You can always sand it off and try again.👍🏼
Nice knife would love to own . Thanks for the opportunity.
Thanks Jeff, that was a fun project and we hope to do something like that again soon.
Beautiful!
Hello King’s Co-op Bookstore, thank you and good luck with the draw!
Another great video fellas👍🏾 I would probably do something related to pipes/tobacco on the other side and use it for cutting tobacco.
Sal1990 howdy, thank you so much. That would be cool for the other side! Good luck on the draw.
The reason why I subscribed in the first place was because I had the urge to do just this ... hasn't happened yet but Brian's a good motivator. A good use for one of the gramophone needles I've been hoarding, perhaps! It would be very tempting to ransack Rockwell Kent's illustrations for Moby-Dick for something to go on the other side of this knife, but whoever wins it is going to be under some pressure to live up to Brian's scrimshaw. Thanks for the video: much appreciated.
GenWivern2 howdy, we had so much fun doing this video and you guys response has made it even more fun. Thank you so much for your kind words and good luck on the drawing!
This looks great, I would probably put my initials on the reverse side. (somthing simple I can't mess up too badly. )
Hey Eric, that would be a good thing to do. Good luck on the draw
I actually was mulling over getting a set of those scrimshaw kits, keeping one and sending the other to my nephew for his birthday. Since you said it's a good starter set, I'll see about making that investment ( as well as investing in some sharpened tapestry needles I usually procure at Walmart or Kroger outlets.). Cheers to you Gents, keep up the fantastic work.
Thanks to the Bottega Channel, I think it would make a great gift. Maybe you will win one, good luck on the draw.
I'd love to win this kit for my 60th birthday this February, and if I do win it I believe that I would do a whaling ship on the other side of the covers.
Really good video Brian thank you for sharing this with the TRIBE!!!
Hey John , we’re so happy you are with us. Happy Birthday for sure!! Good luck on the draw.
Makes me want to try doing a bone inlay for one of my muzzle loaders.
Hey George, bone inlay looks awesome , especially on a walnut stock. Good luck on the draw.
Nice cat
Mine hates it when I play any musical instrument, let alone sharpen tools
Thanks, he was a great friend and I miss him very much.
Good informative video.
Thanks Teddro, it worked out well. Good luck on the draw!
Great vid as always guys, count me in for the draw! Although you did get upstaged by that lil ladybird at several points haha! If I won I think I'd add a pair of swallows on the reverse side. Keep well and stay blessed guys.
H Vincent thank you, and you are definitely in the game. I keep hearing about this ladybug and feel fortunate that there was only a few in the shop. In years past the windows would be covered with them.👍🏼
Oh, and good luck on the draw!
Hard to beat Max and Brian for $20, You both take care.
Thank you Mark, good luck on the draw.
Very nice presentation,i like rough rider knives i have 30
Hey Richard barefoot, thanks. With a little luck it might be 31, good luck on the draw!
Once again Brian, amazing work and great video 👌 I have some old jewellers files, next time I have some spare time I'm going to have a go at making my own Scrim tool☺️ and dig through my box of bits, I think I have a cow horn somewhere! You have really inspired me to want to have a go at scrimshaw 😊 if it turns out well I might make it into a powder or maybe drinking horn😉 anyway keep up the amazing work and thoroughly entertaining videos ✌️♥️
Hello Dave, so good to hear from you!! I would love to see the finished horn. I like the triangular file best for a scrim tool . These videos have been a lot of fun to do and this last one, especially. Hey maybe you’ll win ( but I recommend the file) . Good luck on the draw!
Dave, my phone or CZcams aren’t letting me see all your comments. I’m on messenger if you want to try that. Thanks.
I’ve always wondered how scrimshaw was done. Thanks for walking us through this. I’m also a Rough Ryder fan and didn’t realize that they made a scrimshaw kit, really cool!
Ian welcome aboard, ya the kit turned out to be okay,a good start for someone, maybe you. Good luck on the draw.
@@StockmanOriginal I’m looking forward to reviewing all your previous videos and checking out what you post in the future.
We are so happy you found our channel. Makes me feel like I am doing something right!
@@Ian.stearns you have stumbled upon a CZcams gem consider yourself lucky. The craftsmanship, knowledge, and pure raw talent of Brian is unmatched.
Wow, that’s so nice of you, thank you.
Very cool video
Thank you Milo, so happy you found our channel. Good luck on the draw.
Already subscribed, and this is my comment! Guuuuuuuuddddddd!
Additionally, I clicked like!
Thank you so much Yorkshire Joinery, happy to have you in our tribe. Good luck on the draw.
Wonderful video I check cutting edge on my nails too and I give away homemade antler handle knifes too luv when you scan around your shop and place that's Harry Potter stuff right there was that grizzly bear bourbon? sure looked good
Thank you so much, it’s usually Jameson but grizzly bear bourbon sounds good too!
I like how the whale turned out. I would like a better look at the designs to pick for other side. I m going to go look to purchase kit. Thanks.
Woodspirit Bushcraft, thanks for checking us out! Good luck on the draw.
Easy to complain about rising cost of goods, but for $20, that’s a heck of a starter kit.
Hey beeman7467, you ain’t wrong there! Good luck on the draw.
I love this guy
Thanks Peter,and good luck on the draw!
Thanks for sharing
You are welcome David, we love doing it! Good luck on the draw.
Congratulations, David, you're the winner! czcams.com/video/SDO9kKT3vHg/video.html
Thank you so much. My mailing address is P.O. Box 206 Rainer OR. 97048
Thank you for making these videos-I am an art teacher and I teach drawing-I cant wait to try this! Is it the depth of the line that creates the difference in the values from light to dark or the width of the line or both?
Hello Laura, we’re so happy you found our channel!! Scrimshaw is a lot of fun, l’m glad you’re going to give it a go. You can outline your subject lightly at first and then go over areas that you want bolder, but crosshatching is what you want for shading. Although stippling is an other good shading technique. Please let us know how you do with it. And it seems you are a blacksmith so making your own tools should be easy.👍🏼
Super cool. Thanks for the honest feedback on this kit. Think I'll be making a scratcher/scrim tool and search out some bone to experiment with. Does it matter if bone pieces are raw or cooked before carving/scrimming?
Moshe Reviczky, thank you so much. I prefer to use raw bones but I’m sure cooked ones would be fine. A good source for bone and buffalo horn is any pet store.
@@StockmanOriginal cool. I'll check that out for sure. Already been softening rawhide chews to make Viking style candle lanterns and other crafts so I'll widen my gaze for buffalo bone😊
Good luck on the draw!
want to get the kit ,but worried I will get dry ink👍 very much enjoyed watching🙂 take care
India ink is easy to obtain, but in a pinch you can use lamp black, just hold a plate over a candle and there you have it. Thanks for hanging with us.
always a pleasure👍 thanks for the tip Brian🙂
Hey Brian and Max, outstanding idea! I'd probably use the template, maybe the Live Free Or Die. I might have my oldest daughter draw something for it as well. She's much better with pen and paper than I.
Hey Nick, how are you! Ya this was Max’s brain child. It was a lot of fun to do and should be a great starter for someone, maybe you. Good luck on the draw.
@@StockmanOriginal doing well Brian, hope it’s going well for you all! Whom ever wins will have a fun project and a nice example of the art all in one.
Yes, and it’s been a lot of fun to hear from so many of our tribe, it’s like WOW!!!
@@StockmanOriginal cool, happy for you guys.
Thanks for the interesting video and useful information. Subscribed. Q- do you do anything to replace the shine after you used the steel wool?
Hey Dan, thanks for checking us out. Yes, you can buff it to a shine after for sure. I use a piece of leather with polishing compound.
Also, good luck on the draw!
Very nice,looks like a fun project. Not sure my whale would turn out so nice😁
Hey Trulax, sure it would! Good luck on the draw.
For $20 that looks like a nice practice set, provided you keep on top of that scribe. I would have bought one if I had known about it when I first got interested in scrimshaw. The wonders of Amazon Prime 😎
Hey Brian, you’re right-20 bucks, the knife is worth that. Hopefully it gets someone started. Good luck on the draw.
@@StockmanOriginal
I hope whoever gets it does the other scale and shares a picture of it. I'd try a harpoon with rope circling it since Moby Dick was one of the first novels I ever read as a kid.
That would be awesome, we will suggest that on the drawing.
It's a fascinating craft and a joy to see a master work.
If I were to use pig bones for scrimshaw what would be the procedure I'd need to put it through to prep it for scrimshaw? I've been getting my pork in larger pieces such as whole legs and I'd love to use the bones for carving or scrimshaw.
Al Dente, thank you very much! Scrimshaw is a lot of fun and you don’t need to do much to prep the bone. You just would scrape it and sand it and then steel wool it. You might want to ink it and steel wool it off to make sure it is good. The leg bones would make great containers or even priming horns.
@@StockmanOriginal Ah that's good.Cleaning the bones shouldn't be too much trouble but I was worried I'd have to stabilize it. Thank you for replying!
Grate video! If I would win the knife, I would try to make a ladibug ( Katica in hungarian) on the other side, because in the video there was one trying to taste the ink. ☺️🙂
That's a wonderful idea I hope you win.
@@texasveteran7231 Thank you! 🙂
Where can I find the drink? Made my mouth water LOL....Already enjoying your videos..
Thanks Hap, we have had a lot of fun putting them together and lots of ideas for more videos to come!
Love the whale but I would put a bear on the other side
Looks like a nice beginners set, now have more value for the Brian scrimshaw whale ☺️
Garou Diaz hello, yes-not a bad kit for getting someone started, maybe you. Good luck on the draw.
@@StockmanOriginal thank you 🙏 we'll see how it goes in the raffle 🍀
thank you....looks like the thieves in LA didn't get your kit...LOL
Hey Sheepdog9, ya this one got through. Hey good luck on the draw.
I love these videos I'm scrimming some black bear bone using Ojibwa designs with the old geometric language pictographs like our form of ruids based in geometry astrology and geography
joshua swagger, thank you so much. I have worked with bear bones, good medicine. What do you make out of them? Good luck on the draw.
Joshua, my phone won’t show me your last comment!😖 Technology has its limits, but I would like to know what you said.
I don’t know why but CZcams is not playing nice, your last three comments go for about a line and then go…. So I go where I am supposed to in order to see the rest and I get “ comments not found “😵💫
Very cool, can you do this on a deer antler?
Hey Travis, thank you! Yes I’ve seen some incredible scrimshaw on antler. Good luck on the draw.
You did your give away on my b day cool
That is so cool!! Thanks for watching!
I just ordered what I think is the kit mentioned and shown here.
You’ll have fun with that but you will probably need to get some ink though.😂
@@StockmanOriginal What kind of ink to you recommend? I have never looked for supplies in Hobby Lobby, but I bet they have "stuff". If not I will make a suggestion.
And yes, it's a trapper model. That brand is probably the best value for cheap pocket knives. I'm old school my everyday knife is a Case carbon steel trapper model lol
Yes, it’s labeled as a trapper, I just forgot to mention it, one of our tribe pointed out it should have been a Stockman!
@@StockmanOriginal yes, it should have been a Stockman lol!
If you love wholesome yet boozy content, Sockman Original will become your favorite channel. Cheers!
Cheers back Matt, we’re happy to have you on board. Good luck on the draw.
This is my favorite comment we've ever received, by the way. --Max
Would love to win it :)
Welcome Paul MacKay, you just might!! Good luck on the draw.
Been looking to find a way to try scrimshaw without overcommitting. I like the idea of starting with sewing needles. Do you have any experience or ideas for working on glass by chance?
Hey. Chuck, your just in time! We are going to have the drawing tomorrow ( February 15)- good luck to you sir. Glass, well l have never done acid etching on glass before, but l’m sure that would work. It just requires equipment though. I have had some fun grinding glass with a rotary tool and small grinder bits. You can place a picture under the glass and use the little grinders like a pen. By the way, I love knapping!
@@StockmanOriginal Yeah I have a bit of a knapping obsession, to say the least... Wanted to enhance some of my tools and knife handles with some scrimshaw and carving, which led me to find your channel a few weeks back. Glad I did! TY!
So happy to have you in our tribe!
There should be another February 15th coming around. Just add me on to the next ‘un!
We will probably do something like this again before next February.👍🏼
"It's got two sides, so I can do one side..." and I can make a mess of the other?
BTW the pocket knife is what is referred to as a Trapper style, it's too bad it wasn't the similar three blade style called the Stockman. The Trapper has a clip point blade and the other is called a Spey blade, the original purpose was to turn a bull into a steer or a stallion into a gelding. The Stockman style has an additional sheep'sfoot blade, which is quite useful for whittling as it has a straight cutting edge.
Hey Leigh Christopherson, you would do fine on the other side. Wouldn’t it have been fun if it were a stockman knife, but it is a pretty nice knife. I’m just not a very big fan of stainless steel except when cutting strawberries, apples,and tomatoes. Good luck on the draw.
Where can we get Indian ink? Extra bone knives? Love the video!
you can order ink off amazon, or buy it at a local art supply, An office supply ought to be able to get it for you if they don't have it in stock.
India ink can be found at any arts and crafts store I’m sure, and bones are easy to find in pet stores.👍🏼
Here's an example: amzn.to/3FVKeOP --Max
Brian - Another great video. I wanted to comment but, since you are already working on that whale’s tooth knife for me, do not include me in the drawing. I wanted to comment though that my understanding is that traditionally a sailor would use a good #12 sailmaker’s needle. They hold an edge and the triangular design (for punching through the canvas without cutting the fibers) made the perfect scratching tool while doing ditty work during those off-watch hours. See you soon!
Hey Mike, that’s good info. I’m sure those needles were fairly available aboard a ship. I’ve seen some stipple work and they seem to always have triangular holes. Let’s get the gang together Friday?
@@StockmanOriginal That would be great. I am checking with the others.
Whiskey makes me hungry, alcohol in general makes me hungry
Hey John, ya gotta eat!!😁
How do you put the ink inside thanks
Hello cornelississelaar! Thank you for watching our channel. I usually aply the ink with a little paint brush and rub it in with my finger.
@@StockmanOriginal thank you great job ewcellente im going To try😏
Pick me! It’s beautiful 🤩
Brian, welcome aboard! You are in the running, good luck on the draw.