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angqvist
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Axes and knives by angqvist
Alaskan chain saw mill - First test with Stihl MS 170
Here I try out an alaskan chain saw mill I just got. I am testing it with a Stihl MS 170, its not supposed to work in a chain saw mill but it performed admirably!
I cut up three logs, two pines and finally one big oak log.
I cut up three logs, two pines and finally one big oak log.
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Making knife with 3D printed Honeycomb handle
Просмотров 2,8 тыс.3 года назад
Here I make a knife with a honeycomb pattern in the handle. The honeycomb is made using a 3D printer and colored epoxy resin. The rest of the handle is made from traditional reindeer antler. The steel is 52100
Axe Sheath with Dragon scale stamp | leather working
Просмотров 3 тыс.3 года назад
This is how I make a simple but good looking axe sheath. A good sheath will fit snugly and will not rattle around. The axe head is a modified Hults bruk axe.
Making a small EDC knife using simple tools | knife making
Просмотров 6 тыс.3 года назад
Thanks for watching this video where I make a small every day carry (EDC) knife. This kind of knife is great for putting in a pocket (with a suitable sheath on) and just carry along with you whenever a larger knife is not practical. If you liked this video you should check out my other videos and please consider subscribing.
Making a knife handle from stacked leather
Просмотров 72 тыс.4 года назад
Here I make a knife handle from stacked leather and reindeer antler with the Helle Gaupe knife blade. By the end I also show how I make a sheath for this knife. The end result is a knife that belongs in the wild. The handle from leather feels extremely nice in your hands. The only downside is that it scratches easily. If you have any questions or comments please ask away! Don't forget to like a...
Making a knife handle from Orbeez (water beads)
Просмотров 6 тыс.4 года назад
For the first time ever a knife handle from Orbeez is made. Don't forget to like and subscribe! This was a really challenging build where a single drop of water could ruin the entire project. Now when the resin coating is applied everything is water tight. Other Videos from me: Making a knife handle from Colored Pencils: ruclips.net/video/to0f-Ox8gR0/видео.html Restoring an old Swedish broad ax...
Making a Knife Leather sheath for a Mora Basic 511
Просмотров 8 тыс.4 года назад
Here I show how I make a leather sheath for a Mora Basic 511. I show all the steps involved so you can in principle make it yourself after this video. Please let me know below if you have any questions! Other Videos: Making a knife handle from Colored Pencils: ruclips.net/video/to0f-Ox8gR0/видео.html Restoring an old Swedish broad axe: ruclips.net/video/llcN9X69_mI/видео.html Making a knife han...
Broad axe restoration
Просмотров 12 тыс.5 лет назад
Here I restore an old Swedish broad axe (hewing axe). I also make an axe leather sheath. This axe has a scissor grind which is good for hewing logs. Hewing logs means to square wood from round logs. I hung this axe with a birch handle that I carved from a piece of wood I found on the wood pile. This is an axe from Finspångs bruk, one of the oldest in Sweden. This axe could easily be 100 years o...
Making a knife handle from colored pencils
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Here I show how I made a colored pencil knife handle. If you have any questions please ask away! The knife blade is the Helle Harding. Please like and share! My other videos: Making a knife handle from Orbeez and resin: ruclips.net/video/9M3tpx8SJAo/видео.html Making a Leather Sheath for a Mora Basic 511 ruclips.net/video/FUmcRQS-a5Y/видео.html Restoring an old Swedish broad axe: ruclips.net/vi...
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Drilling the holes in the leather created a lot of leather DUST I hope you had a good mask on: leather dust is HIGHLY CARCINOGENIC, a one-time exposure can be all you need. A warning to viewers to always wear a dust mask could be handy
Good advice
Damn what birch is that your hatchet semed to be getting a run for its money with it?
Thats like a 500 dollar axe now.
I wish someone would pay that for it
Excellent work, such a beautiful knife and sheath!
Thanks!
Your repair job on the handle at the blade looks awful!
the pommel is true art thank you for that
Thanks! Appreciate it
I have a STIHL ms180 and I’m looking to accomplish something similar. Can you point me to the Alaskan mill you found that would be compatible with these smaller STIHL models?
Hi! I just picked a cheap 120euro/dollar mill from Amazon. I think most look the same so get the cheapest you can I would say.
Beautiful!
Thanks!
Nice knife 👍. Suggestion : You should squeeze the handle from the tip of the knife to the butt of the handle... So it will be no gap
Excelente trabajo
Tack så mycket
Never would I ever have thought! I have an 017 with a 12”… my favorite limbing saw, but the smallest I mill with is the 025 with an 18”. Hey- each time you file, take down that angle from the crosscut teeth and it’ll eventually be a 10* ripping chain
Hehe good idea!
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Try a throw away chopsticks flatten one end and sharpen the other end in a pencil sharpener.
that is a 30$ sheath for a 4$ knife hah
I suppose it's nice that you could compelety destroy the knife and the you could get a new one for very cheap and throw the plastic sheath away and use an actually good sheath.
Very very nice! And the cleanest work bench I have ever seen.
Im not sure why this video got 41 dislikes, you did some amazing work... great job. The hell with those haters.
Stunning
You should never use wood glue on leather, it drys hard and snaps once leather is bent... contact cement is much better and easier to use.
Agree 100%. The only glues I use for leather are rubber or neoprene based...as they remain flexible when dried
Very cool, well done!
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What can this shape of the blade be useful for? I tried it on the hunt for boar skin but it did not help at all. For cutting vegetables or meat completely unsuitable. It is only for wood, what can be the use that will excel? Amazing job, very nice knife.
nice job on the sheath!
Very Good! ......... Here are a couple of comments At about 3min 20sec toy show tin plate and say it is a traditional material We know that for a long time, going back to prehistoric times, there was a lot of communication and trading around northern Europe and the North Sea, between Britain, Scandinavian and Baltic countries, and further across Europe to the Mediterranean So perhaps the tin used for tools, jewellery and ornaments in those areas came from Cornwall, in Britain? I've never made a stacked leather knife, but I do make narrow tang knives with a brass bolster, then various pieces of wood, spacers, and so on Sometimes the fit of the bolster is kinked or distorted after the glue has set - very annoying and frustrating! So now I glue just the bolster onto the knife with 5 - minute epoxy glue, and hold it in place till it has set Then, if that's right, I make up the rest of the handle with 24 hour epoxy; the fixed bolster makes a good support for the rest of the handle, and there aren't usually any more problems.
What material did you print with? How has it held up since you made it? Nice work!
Thanks! This was pla. Still looks like new
Hi, I was curious what resin you used to be able to paint it on like thae ? thanks !
It can probably be any resin. The one I use is a brand called gedeos
Thank you very much !
It turned out beautifully! I would love to own a knife as well crafted as this with that much work and care put into it. Right now I'm looking to restore a vintage Boy Scout knife and the leather handle is coming apart. This video was super helpful and informative. Is there no need to dry the leather at any point?
Great job!
What a pleasure to watch ! i spend a lot of time on RUclips and this is without doubt one of the most relaxing well made well crafted videos and skills i have seen i take my hat of to you sir you sexy devil you.
Hi, I just viewed your video for he first time, and I was impressed with your work. Can you tell me the number of the two stamps you used? The fish scale pattern and the one used on the belt loop. I have never seen them before very nice. Thank-you. Luke.
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Thank you for answering my question ive been searching everywhere to know if you can add water beads to resin. the only other videos on youtube SUCK! This was exactly what I needed LOL so THANK YOU!
I wonder if the bank will lend me some money? I would buy one of your knives because they are a work of art.
Nope… It looks more like a shank than a knife! You can’t piecemeal and hope for symmetry. If you’re building for utility, great job but if you’re building for craftsmanship… 4.5 out of 10.
Man this was so bad ass , I just ordered my first Mora and this gave me so mutch more to think about ....I guess I am going to try and make a sheath.Do you absolutely need all those special tools to complete this job or was a lot of it for decorating
How mutch would a leatherman charge to make a similar sheath like this.
These are quite basic tools and you can buy cheap leatherworking sets if you want to get started. Buying from a leatherworker will probably cost more than the tools and leather so up to you if you like to make things or have spare time ;)
I'm not sure what I would have done when the handle glue up went badly. Nice save.
This gives me ideas about how to make scales or a handle from local materials...but I wouldn’t have thought of pencils! Great video 👍
Forresten et godt råd ...brug nitril handsker når du limer...epoxy trænger lige igennem dem du bruger der.
Hmm... hængeren på skeden kunne måske godt laves lidt mere elegant. Punsel arbejdet på det midterste af skeden ser fedt ud ..hvad hedder punslen? ..altså y-fletten
A very nice video and well done on the handle and the sheath!
Bra jobbat 🥃 Var det grillkol som du använde? Subscribed för supporta dig. Jäklar vilken fin träbåtar 😉 som du har
Jajjemen det var vanligt grillkol. Man tager vad man haver ;)
Hands of gold, bless you fine sir !!!!!
A very impressive result. Looks great.
Thanks mate. Good luck with your own channel!
@@angqvist Thank you ☺️
Fantastic and done like a professional. Thanks for sharing!
Very nice!
Nice blade, pity about the bodge on the antler front piece.
GREAT LOOKING! Where do you get the red honeycomb block/forms? Thanks
Thanks! The honeycomb block is 3D printed. If you don't have a printer yet I can recommend getting one. It's a really fun tool (when it's working)
@@angqvist thanks very much My son has one maybe he can print me some. Happy Holidays
Amazing great work
Though the finished knife is great if you wish to show the finishes show for longer than you did.
What are the measurements for the pencils and the cardboard box you created? It looks great!