Making a Wood Carving Knife with NO Power Tools! Easy DIY Knife Making Project.

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In this video, knife maker Walter Sorrells shows the making of a small woodcarving knife...using no power tools at all. This is a project suitable for someone with even the most simply equipped shop. Whether you're a wood worker looking to make yourself some specialized tools or someone interested in getting started with knifemaking, there's plenty in this video for you.
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@mikenorris6769 2 месяца назад

Hey from NZ Walter, I'm a retired carpenter and joiner, I've used all the power tools over the years but there's nothing more more satisfying than doing a project using only hand tools, get out the handsaw, smoothing plane, chisels, give them a tickle up and into it! I also make a few knives and I'm growing interested in wood carving, will have a go at this one, Cheers..

@suecollins3246 2 года назад

Man, this video _seriously_ does it for me! My grandfather would have _loved_ this - he was a precision engineer in Cape Town. He had some seriously major machinery but could do anything with anything you threw at him.

@billcallahan2830 6 лет назад

You truly are one of the best. worked in shipyards where straighteners and cutters were considered unskilled laborers. When they retired company can't figure out why quality has gone down hill. Find someone that understands the whole picture is a rare source. But what do I know. Im just a dumbass welder. Lol. Always willing to learn and thanks for sharing.

@jasontoney2042 5 лет назад

As someone who works a lot with wood i think it's important to point out that when drilling through wood (especially exotic because it's often more expensive) it is important to use a bar of soap to coat the drill bits and predrill smaller than needed holes. This will help reduce the risk of your wood splitting and being ruined

@bitsurfer0101 8 месяцев назад

How much smaller should you drill?

@winrawrisyou 5 месяцев назад

@@bitsurfer0101 I know I'm late but getting a clamp on the wood, applying pressure perpendicular to the plane that wants to split, will prevent splitting.

@NikhilKhandekar 6 лет назад

You make things like wood working, carving, tempering and so on look so easy. Those of us who have done any work on a piece of wood or steel know it isn't all that easy. Your video, however, inspires the craftsmen and artists in us to go make beautiful objects with a utility value. Great video and great knife! Heartiest congratulations!!

@johnvanderwalker4830 Год назад

I respect and appreciate this video, especially the philosophy around the project. There is something to sweat and sore muscles at the end of the day. Hand work is usually quieter and more contemplative. Thanks for doing this video.

@dfcvda 6 лет назад

atlast someone making stuff without power tools, I have no power tools thank you from England.

@markharris5771 5 лет назад

I’m not a metal worker by any stretch of the imagination, and even I managed to follow this video with more understanding than any other video I’ve seen. Thank you, your narration was superb.

@Eric-lw4ih 7 лет назад

Hey Walter, yesterday I made my first knife (maybe just "knife-shaped object") out of an old file and some wood from my backyard. I used only hand tools and a bench grinder. Now I really have a better appreciation for how much patience and skill you have.

@YossiCohenGoogle 4 года назад

Just finished making that carving knife today! one of my first blades, no power tools. thank you Walter for the video.

@RobanyBigjobz 7 лет назад

One of the best things about making knives is the premise of this video: making tools that friends will use for years. Wonderful :)

@lisag2771 5 лет назад

Thanks for taking the time to show us this method.

@tooterr102e.9 7 лет назад

Thumbs up to another very well explained and demonstrated video. Thank you for sharing

@loupanella9632 7 лет назад

WOW! I enjoyed watching this video. I learned a lot too! This brings me back memories of a a time I wish shop teacher had an older gentleman who came to talk about wood carving. He had many carving knives and quite a few of them where homemade. He even showed us how they were made with just old or new hacksaw blades. This was around 1982 and any info on knife making was valuable to me. I was always interested in knives from a young age but try to find DIY info about it at the time! Yes, I made a few small knives from hacksaw blades but for. cutting patching cloth while shooting muzzle loaders.

@workwithnature 7 лет назад

Wow that lady is gona be very happy with you. You did a very nice job on the knife. It is funny how most modern saws would not last two years and yet that grandpa saw is still going to this day.

@alexisjorge3044 2 года назад

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@acexzavier897 2 года назад

@Alexis Jorge Instablaster :)

@alexisjorge3044 2 года назад

@Ace Xzavier I really appreciate your reply. I found the site thru google and im in the hacking process atm. I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.

@michaellionart3675 4 года назад

YES. At last I have a reason to make a knife 👍. Thank You

@SharpWorks 7 лет назад

That is a beautiful, functional work of art! Great job man!

@doloresrivera8722 5 лет назад

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@emaramify 4 года назад

@@doloresrivera8722 who cares???????

@paultroiani255 7 лет назад

Nice project! My grandfather taught me just this way. Thanks for some great memories.

@carlprice3203 7 лет назад

This is the first blade that I'll be making. Thanks for letting a complete novice in bladesmithing get the inspiration to start off without using the fancy tools.

@WelshIron 7 лет назад

Lovely work Walter. As a woodworker myself I think this knife is a thing of beauty. I hope your friend enjoyed it, I would for sure.

@Dave51262 7 лет назад

Great project. Thanks for showing how it is done with just hand tools. It came out beautiful!

@massdeath1 7 лет назад

another amazing video. thank you Walter sorrells

@mickyparuch926 7 лет назад

awesome stuff, you actually taught me alot about tempering, lots of value here.

@suecollins3246 2 года назад

I love that curve for the thumb - it _is_ for the thumb, isn't it?

@tevya017 2 года назад

Best video of the process of making a carving knife.

@dirkbaumann9398 4 года назад

It is a privilege to learn from you. Your skills are a great resource to learn from and develop knowledge that is unique. Thank You for your tutorials and for sharing with the wold. This is the beauty of the internet and people like you are the key to this privilege.

@canusakommando9692 7 лет назад

Walter you truly are a Master Craftsman. I always learn something from you and your products. I don't think there a very many knife makers that have your depth of knowledge and skill with your hands. You can go old school 17'th century style and pivot and use the very latest steels , machines and finish with an absolutely gorgeous handle fit to order. Thanks once again from Southern Ontario .

@105DOYLER 7 лет назад

You're a great man Walter! Awesome videos. Thanks for all the information!

@harryschaefer5887 7 лет назад

Thanks for a great lesson. The knife turned out to be beautiful, and looks to be comfortable in the hand.

@aurawright2130 4 года назад

Thank you for a great video without power tools!

@EvilED08 7 лет назад

I really appreciate your videos with handtools (as well a the other ones) thanks!

@utubephil100 Год назад

Thankd for sharing - you are a real craftsman !

@shayanthis 5 лет назад

Cheers, this was really good. I've been working with tools and in workshops for decades and I appreciated the explanations. I've sent this video to a few friends who've expressed an interest in working in my shed with me.

@iman5578 7 лет назад

Thank you, sir, it's been inspirational and got me made my own folding knives. God bless you and your family :)

@tightpants07 7 лет назад

i really like the way you presented this video especially some of the words were pretty funny but kept me interested and wanting to finish it.

@AnnaelleD 3 года назад

Surprising but beautiful shape. Thank you for the explanations.

@carr869 6 лет назад

Excellent work. Being an old guy I like to do these types of project. I can just take my time and have fun with it. Thanks for the video. Tom

@scottyboy7462 5 лет назад

you’ve done it again Walter!

@fabiandaroca 5 лет назад

Unbelievably beautiful job!!!!!

@leo_augusto 3 года назад

Awsome video

@yewtreeknives5834 7 лет назад

Hi Walter, verry nice work and thanks for sharing your knowledge and craftsmanship with us all!!! Kind regards, Yves.

@lanbrady2310 4 года назад

What a great demo!

@BirdUpFR 6 лет назад

Love this guy

@58dunc 5 лет назад

Well done mate.Good easy video to follow.Thanks.

@user-pi1qb8ji8x 7 лет назад

我很尊敬Walter。他做事很熱忱。讚！

@MatzMatz_ 7 лет назад

YOUR VIDEOS ARE SO GREAT👍

@davejohnson385 7 лет назад

Really great. Love the work you do. Truly inspiring. Thanks, I'm looking forward to trying my hand at knife making.

@vinodjaylal4493 3 года назад

Very encouraging

@jackjetpilot 7 лет назад

Beautiful!

@Bregadze_ 4 года назад

Great! Thanks

@darwin7434 5 лет назад

No machine interfere,I love it ,with only your " bare hand ",and that piece of art hapen ,wow,very good,..two or maybe more thumbs up for you.

@lailamckinney9810 5 лет назад

beautiful. that was really cool to watch. thank u!

@Barbara_Schulz 4 года назад

Beautiful

@dominicm6144 7 лет назад

Thats a beauty! Well done.

@zombieac1 7 лет назад

Love your videos and love the way you take the time to make knives without power tools and one with. As a beginner it helps alot when I just have the basics like a hack saw and a good ol bastard file

@richardschaffling9882 4 года назад

Looks great

@declanmoore4042 Год назад

Thanks Walter I have to make a few small carving knives and I love the way you have don 👍

@bormatnor 3 года назад

As always, great video. Been following your work for years.

@leomorean 4 года назад

what can i say ? just perfect !!!

@swde4793 7 лет назад

thank-you. very nice. quite inspiring

@issacgarcia2577 7 лет назад

Shame on the people that disliked Walters video. He's a good guy with great vids

@medz_gio8881 7 лет назад

Issac Garcia HATERS

@mercoid 7 лет назад

Giovanni Mendez ...Hate is numero uno!

@Gurfmanj 5 лет назад

@PetiteSirène Hannaé-Elisabeth I disliked your shitty comment. And it is deeper than that. You simply don't understand how to search for the video you want apparently so you take it out on the person that did the hard work of making the actual video. The irony of someone that would dislike a great video because they can't find the video they actually want, being offended by someone elses opinion of people that disliked a good instructional video that is free. Bravo.

@salvitoregachione1237 5 лет назад

Issac Garcia the only problem I have with any of Walter’s videos is easily remedied by setting the playback sped to 1.5.

@jora9415 4 года назад

Ikr

@huntermetaldetecting9479 5 лет назад

incredible perfect

@johnwayne3554 2 года назад

Excellent job, I enjoyed this.

@brandonrobinson1603 5 лет назад

This video was incredible

@sandylhellard 3 года назад

THANK YOU!!!!!

@ahenderson65 7 лет назад

Awesome video Walter..

@spherulite 7 лет назад

amazing skill

@zep136 7 лет назад

Love it!

@patricioortega5854 3 года назад

Very good Master !

@Uncle_Buzz 7 лет назад

Cocobolo and I have a love/hate relationship. Smells like cinnamon when you work it, also gums up drill bits in a hurry. In the end, it's gorgeous wood. Another great video Walter! Cheers, Chris.

@mike_billtaiji8965 5 лет назад

Thanks!

@samparker199 7 лет назад

Another awesome video

@vincentrosa9631 5 лет назад

Awesome 👍

@Fat2Fit5k 3 года назад

Thanks so much for such an in depth and educational video. It shows you don't need all kinds of cash to get something beautiful to start a new hobby with. May have to try this myself. All credit to you of course though!

@thomaslizon2594 7 лет назад

Dear Mr Sorrells, Thank you for this one more very educative and well produced video. One thing you could mention, that I can't remember having heard said before, is that humans have been making knives since thousands of years whereas electric power tools are may be 150 years max. And of course the satisfaction of making it by hand is about a thousand time greater! Thank you very much again Tom Paris France

@msblades5382 7 лет назад

great job no powertools great little project.

@javierantoniovarasgenestie5313 6 лет назад

made one from an old file. Works amazing!

@gavincheddarparker 5 лет назад

Beautiful. Nice work

@matthewgagnon4339 7 лет назад

I like how it came out

@patricksworkshop6010 7 лет назад

Walter thank you for this video, after watching it I made a carving knife out of railroad spike

@runningriverbushcraft 6 месяцев назад

Awesome Workmanship.. I like 👍

@RatdogDRB 3 года назад

Fine little carving blade there. Very nice.

@Ron-FabandBuild 4 года назад

Beautiful knife. Thanks for the information on the process. I have looked in to making my own knives, but have hesitated due to my lack of knowledge on the matter. I will be venturing into this slowly and armed with the knowledge to do a better job than just guessing. Thanks again for the videos and content.

@paddypup1836 6 лет назад

Very well done and great explanation

@yuenglingandwhittling5167 4 года назад

That is a beautiful blade!

@onxkrinear 6 лет назад

Mindblowind Sir...

@rushley5813 7 лет назад

great choice of wood for the handle lots of color in it and contrast in the grain

@avicennitegh1377 6 лет назад

wow - beautiful small knife - story nicely told by one who knows what they're doing

@owl331 7 лет назад

Walters you do some nice work love your blades

@is67987 4 года назад

Super la vidéo 👍👍, merci pour le tutoriel.

@t.b3959 7 лет назад

Cool stuff Mr Sorrells going to make one for my uncle

@marlawhite3682 5 лет назад

very nice!!!

@hassanal-mosawi6049 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing that

@estherwolf4354 5 лет назад

Nice, great video

@susamhan33 7 лет назад

I like your videos, thank you for your efforts.

@punkinhaidmartin 7 лет назад

Great video!

@SaffeWaliKhan 5 лет назад

Wow cool knife...👍

@pryzmcat 4 года назад

A1 video, thank you sir:)

@ottawasilver7720 7 лет назад

sweet, always enjoy your vids:)

@bormatnor 4 года назад

Loved this video and the use of hand tools introduces people to knife making. I've made a few carvers myself. I do have to interject one thing and that is being careful using woods that produce toxic dust. Once upon a time I got sick as a dog using cocobola. Once again great video.