From File to Knife and Mini Pry Bar

In todays episode I turn an old broken file into a #knife and mini pry bar. Feel free to ask any questions in the comments or dm me on instagram.
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Special thanks to Josh White for helping shoot the intro and Heather Lubrano for any extra help I need
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[@aroobladeworks]

Nice work! Great way to repurpose broken tools. I had a couple of struggles with metal liners in the beginning, but what has worked for me is once they are roughly shaped go back and cut holes or slots in the liner allowing the epoxy to pass through and bond. That, and where the project is big enough to use Corby bolts instead of pins works wonders. A mechanical connection along with the epoxy is far less likely to fail. Again, great work brother!

[@Wengelsworkshop]

Thank you! I would like to move towards Corby bolt at some point soon for sure.

[@redwolfknives3174]

I was just about to walk over to my shop and begin to make a file knife when I noticed the title of this video. That’s cool timing! Very nice build, and timely refresher! It’s hard to beat ironwood

[@Wengelsworkshop]

Thank you Red wolf!

[@7jackaloper7]

Really love how both of these came out. The little pry bar is great. Awesome video, very informative.

[@Wengelsworkshop]

Thank you Jack!

[@rodrigohernandez4422]

🔥🔥

[@Wengelsworkshop]

Thank you!