Knifemaking & Leatherworking - Making 7 Small Scandinavian Bush Knives (Available)

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These knives are up for sale at makencreate.net with free shipping.
I made a big batch of 12 very similar knives last summer that people really seemed to like, as they went pretty quick. So I figured it was time for a restock. Should these knives sell out as quick the last batch I will be making more.
Thanks for watching!
Website: www.makencreate.net knives are available
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Email: makencreate@outlook.dk
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Комментарии : 77

@RudolfSadolino 3 года назад

When the high pitch, sped up striking starts - that's when the real video begins

@asumedude6668 3 года назад

I really don’t like the video to be sped up I would rather watch a several hour video

@lemonChimera 3 года назад

Honestly this is the guy I want to be just making stuff and selling them and then making more stuff

@awldune 3 года назад

I got a steal on the first batch. These look great, though!

@MakeNCreate 3 года назад

Thanks mate! Hope it's holding up :)

@awldune 3 года назад

@@MakeNCreate No complaints 😁

@SolidsceptileMC 3 года назад

Incredible work as always, I hope I can someday get to your speed and efficiency, currently a single knife takes me an unholy amount of time, but I still make it work, sending well wishes from Ontario!

@Miguel_ON65 3 года назад

Excellent job my friend, I am your follower time ago and your work is impressive. Greetings from Madrid

@MakeNCreate 3 года назад

thank you very much. Really appreciate the continued support :)

@TMichaelJKnivestmichaeljknives 2 года назад

Great looking!

@miloa2493 3 года назад

Nice!

@MakeNCreate 3 года назад

Thank you!

@hdayan1945 Год назад

Awesome, congrats.

@WhiteChevy4.8 3 года назад

This ladies and gentlemen is what a real craftsman at work.

@MakeNCreate 3 года назад

Thank you! appreciate it :)

@fighterjr 3 года назад

Top amazing i Love watching video i am from brazil bye

@jamesgolden7317 3 года назад

Those are really awesome knives.

@STWILDERNESSADVENTURES 3 года назад

Beautiful knives!

@davidmorris4353 3 года назад

You have amazing skills and mastery of the craft. . .I salute you Sir!

@spinnergames901 3 года назад

Adoro esse canal

@ekoanunggal3067 3 года назад

Fantastic Job

@MakeNCreate 3 года назад

Thank you!

@MarekTabi 3 года назад

Realy Nice work man 👍😊

@MakeNCreate 3 года назад

Thank you Marek!

@doc585 3 года назад

Cool knives! Best job!

@wolfparty4234 3 года назад

Great work my friend!!!💪🏼💪🏼🔥🔥👍🏻

@REDARO11 Месяц назад

I think it would be good to make a sharpening choil on the knifes ... more sharpening friendly for those which do not have a belt grinder ..;)

@manbearpig2164 3 года назад

Looks great

@MakeNCreate 3 года назад

Thank you!

@pierreaucoin2480 3 года назад

Very cool video

@user-xg5fh8yn9b 3 года назад

Чудова робота!!!Нічого зайвого!

@WhiteChevy4.8 3 года назад

Nice

@MakeNCreate 3 года назад

Thanks!

@oleg_konovalov 3 года назад

Great! 👍😉

@MakeNCreate 3 года назад

thank you!

@Umanoid 3 года назад

Very nice 👏

@MakeNCreate 3 года назад

Thank you!

@jutub3662 3 года назад

I love the blade shape, but gluing instead of making the end a little bit longer and hammer it down in handle makes it much less durable, especially in the cold climate, where glue cracks really fast. Nice video as always, i like shots of anvil ;)

@jamesbrisendine 3 года назад

How often do y'all think this guy measures things with his arm?

@tyreldalzell1489 3 года назад

Probably alot

@erikcourtney1834 3 года назад

Ye said he uses it quite often actually.

@jamesbrisendine 3 года назад

@@erikcourtney1834 really? Thats pretty dope

@erikcourtney1834 3 года назад

James Brisendine yes sir. I asked the same question a year or so ago.

@MakeNCreate 3 года назад

I use it almost every day right now as it's very warm, and I'm always in a t-shirt. Mostly just for a quick measurement, nothing precise, but nice to have as it makes me pay a bit more attention the length and width of things, as I often tend to just work by eye. Also very useful for when reading stuff online that describes sizes. Quick look at it and I have a better sense of dimensions. Of course I could just use a measuring tape but it's not as fun ;)

@spinnergames901 3 года назад

Iae mano, só amassando ferro ksksks

@wolfparty4234 3 года назад

One of those on my belt would make me look bad ass!!!🤣!!!!

@MakeNCreate 3 года назад

Sounds like you need to get you one then ;) Thanks mate!

@wolfparty4234 3 года назад

@@MakeNCreate you know it!! I’ll be picking one up soon💪🏼

@TMichaelJKnivestmichaeljknives 2 года назад

👌🏼👊🏻

@mikeboone4425 3 года назад

Looking good there young man something you might put in your memory bank ,this was a hard and expensive lessen . Never us Fiebing's leather PRO dye on any sheath that is to come into contact with brass it will turn it green . Happy trails

@MakeNCreate 3 года назад

Noted! I don't worry too much about that stuff though. I like patinas and the natural way of things affecting each other. Thank you!

@saile2798 3 года назад

Hello

@MakeNCreate 3 года назад

Hello hello :)

@sanuelkessler8435 3 года назад

What steel did you make these out of? I have a bunch of leaf springs in my basement but I thought about maybe turning them into swords but knives sound much more manageable

@S8tan7 3 года назад

Leaf springs are generally 5160 or something similar, makes a serviceable knife and a good sword, but if youre thinking of selling them just buy some steel so you know what it is, and you dont get burned by a microfracture

@MakeNCreate 3 года назад

They're made of 1084. Like choccymilk mentioned spring steel is usually 5160, it's decent and will take a nice edge but definitely more suited for larger blades as it tends to be a bit softer. For smaller knives something like 1084, 1095 and o1 are all very good carbon steels for smaller blades.

@S8tan7 3 года назад

@@MakeNCreate silver steel also makes a cracking knife and is easily available in round stock, alloy is 115CrV3, gets screaming hard in fast oil

@kill3rbamb146 3 года назад

You should attempt a gladius blade if you have some spring steel. I used to have some myself and did a bunch of research, figured out any variant of a Roman gladius would be a good starting point for me. I wish i never slept on the project. Now i have no access to anything i could use to even get this spring red hot 🤣