What kind of router bits do you recommend for this?

Damn. It’s so many steps, and you gotta have so many tools and materials 😢

Bravo, sir. ❤

What is the thickness in "oz" is the leather you're using? 10oz or 12oz maybe? Knife is gorgeous and the sheath is very well made. I learned a new techniques from you so thank you!

can i download this pattern for free if you have and dont mind..thanks

Now make a jig for painting your mouth.

Nice

Christmas shopping music

cutting to finished size after carving! great idea for more stability options.

this guy looks like a mafia boss

Great job thank you)

Yes it's definitely inspired, thank you)

I love this but don’t have the equipment. I was trying to figure out how to get 2” -2.5” fancy calligraphy style letters of the whole alphabet to do in cement. It wouldn’t even have to be metal. I can’t find anything off Amazon…it’s all real small letters.

Great prep, good detail! Looks good!

Have to admit, background music is quite relaxing 😂

Hey, Love the intro. I had wanted to do the writing style kind of like Myth Busters. Nice work!

Great project thank you .. superb demonstration.. only issue was the music absolutely terrible.it would of been much better without

Congratulations on a nice job I wanted to ask you, how many millimeters thick is the skin?

Just ordered from your website a neckless knife. I love your process. I looked it up. Supposed to be the best blade making process. I can't wait to receive it. If I like is as much as I think I would I would get many other sizes and shapes

Awesome! Thank you * Great Job

Great video, where did you the paper decal from with the words on them ??

how do you get the holes on the "backside" perfect on the line? i seem to always be 1-2mm off and it looks awful. i dont have a towerdrill btw

Love the step by step thank you

Beautiful 😊

My daughter, Emma,13, selected this as her very first project. She's up to the leather shop at the moment getting stuff while the molded sheath is drying... I'll probably not get that really old buck hunting knife back... Thanks! And your layout is wicked fast. Mark

Been doing this for 30 years. Oil base only pilgrim

Excellent video. Thanks. I’ve got a couple of knives to practice on.

What Brand of Waxed thread do you use Brad?

Outstanding video!

The one thing id like is a smaller wheel to sand my finger trolles ... but I've got a broken 4× 36 that im going to copy your design on

Awesome build!

How did you retain the etch for long term?

The music was very soothing, excellent video. Thank you for sharing. Wade Out. God save the Republic...

Why don't you just drill holes instead of demolishing the pattern when you use the hammer and punches? If the bar is the finished Damascus pattern and you're just cutting a ring out you would salvage more of the original pattern and just do stock removal like you did to finish it after you drill the holes vs punching them out! Just my suggestion and what I would do.

Nice

Nice vid ..Looks really nice....Any chance on measurement's... Would love to try

I was today years old and watching “Forged in Fire” , my second fave tv show- and I looked at my wife and said “That dude was on ALONE”! (My favorite tv show) Pretty cool dude!!

Brad, any way I can receive print out instructions so I can make one for my son?

Thanx for this video Brad , I already busy with my own sheet for my Tom Brown Tracker and I’m using your video as a guideline to accomplish my goals with my sheet. Greetings from The Netherlands

Awesomeness

Premier cabinet. Trash paper board. You could have at least gotten a decent bristle dart board.

You're a skilled carpenter with zero darts knowledge. Pity.

That was awesome!

There's this product called Rub N Buff and you can restore the silver trim with the Silver Leaf color they have as a color option.

I don't ever want to see that knife, no way would I watch you make it.

Hey Brad, nice work, sad to read it eventually died on you. Do you remember what size motor was on the original machine ie HP & Revs. Thanks

What brand wax is that? You mention "woodsman wax."

Dude!! I remember when you first were making sheaths like you said ,?a little different now , I’m fixin to make one usin your format! Thanks for your time and generosity!!

Great job!

Weld a nut to that slots and then you can thread a bolt to raise the angle without having to use washers. More precise