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Moving along in our introduction to woodcarving series today we tackle the often intimidating task of knife sharpening and maintenance.There are many systems out there but we are making it easy and focusing our attention on the making and using of a leather strop.Making a leather strop is easy to do and for basic whittling and carving is really all you need to maintain a sharp knife
-the leather used is vegetable tanned leather i picked up at Tandy leather

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@matthewdrehobl2835
@matthewdrehobl2835 4 года назад
Doug, for the last 4 months I've been sitting down with my middle son and showing him that there are more people like us that like to carve. He has been teased at school by kids with no vision. Your calm mellow inspiring vidios have helped me help my son. Thank you and carve on
@spacewalla3574
@spacewalla3574 4 года назад
Matthew, please tell your son “well done him” from the UK. Having a skill of hand is so important and helps to build inner confidence. I always used to encourage my four boys, when they were growing up and scared to try something new, “to feel the fear and do it anyway”.
@gendisruptionfuller4385
@gendisruptionfuller4385 3 года назад
Go Son go!!!
@nancyjohnson5483
@nancyjohnson5483 3 года назад
girls luv a guy who carves-keep being you
@raincoast9010
@raincoast9010 3 года назад
I think carving is great, something you can do on a rainy day or sitting by the fire or in the evening on the porch.
@magetaaaaaa
@magetaaaaaa 3 года назад
The kids at his school are automatons. They are of low moral fiber.
@TheCrafsMan
@TheCrafsMan 4 года назад
Mannn, uncle Doug... I tell you what... I feel flat-out honored. I did a double-take when I saw your shirt. Then I did it again. :D Can't thank you enough for your support. Also, I REALLY like your approach. I've seen people take themselves and sharpening WAY too seriously, and get hung up on specific tools and little details. I appreciate you so much, my friend.
@dougLinker
@dougLinker 4 года назад
+TheCrafsMan SteadyCraftin I think it’s my new favourite shirt 😃 I was just watching one of your old videos and wished I had seen it earlier to recycle your knife sharpening joke haha
@TheCrafsMan
@TheCrafsMan 4 года назад
@@dougLinker Haha! Mannn, PLEASE feel free to use that sharpening joke any time! I forgot where I originally heard that from, but it has several variations. :)
@AVspectre
@AVspectre 3 года назад
I wasn’t familiar with your channel but the shirt caught my eye right away. :)
@thomasbrown938
@thomasbrown938 3 года назад
You guys are both badass!
@bobbytaylor5559
@bobbytaylor5559 3 года назад
This is awesome! I love watching both of y'all's channels!
@rogerbuchanan8154
@rogerbuchanan8154 4 года назад
Thanks Doug I'm 65 years old and After watching you on RU-vid for about 6 month you have inspired me to try my hand at carving after 40+ years of woodworking. Got my stuff last week and tried following along with your Santa carving needless to say not to pretty. But it the first of many attempts to follow. Thanks again
@gfein1138
@gfein1138 4 года назад
Hey Roger I am 57 and I am just starting out as well. All I can say is take it slow and get a good knife. I use OCCT knives I love them. Good luck
@larryprocunier8744
@larryprocunier8744 Год назад
I am 72 years old and I also have taken up carving. I am completely hooked. Have been watching Doug’s videos until all hours of the morning. My wife says that I’m a natural. I don’t know about that but I’m having a lot of fun. Really enjoy whittling the little caricature pieces. Such a fun ,inexpensive hobby
@user-ee8cx4mw9w
@user-ee8cx4mw9w 5 месяцев назад
I’m interested as well. Tried making a few things a long time ago, needless to say, I have a LOT of practice in my future. These videos are extremely helpful for someone like me who isn’t artistic. Best of luck to others starting out.
@jasonboe
@jasonboe 4 года назад
Not being taught any of this growing up does make small things, like sharpening a knife, intimidating. Thanks for the insight!
@fhtommy
@fhtommy 4 года назад
I love the Shirt! TheCrafsMan! It makes me happy to see my favorite youtube channels like each other. It is good to hear someone say that you only need to strop to maintain sharpness. There are so many videos that show how to sharpen blades but do not mention this! Thank you Doug!
@ViKee010
@ViKee010 4 дня назад
I’ve been watching and learning from you for a couple of months now. I wondered if others felt, as I do, that the sharpening of the blade is as relaxing as creating something from it and wood. When you said that it felt that way to you, I knew that at least one person found that peace that came from stropping their blade. I must be doing something right. Thank you Doug, for all that you do to teach us and help us realize what a wonderful pastime this world of “whittling” can be. I’m a 63 year old woman and personally, I would probably not have tried, if it hadn’t been for you. ✌🏻🤍🤞
@joepiro3963
@joepiro3963 5 месяцев назад
As I watch the videos of wood carving with Doug , I'm reminded of the great Bob Ross on Sunday mornings painting (dab the brush) he would say; with his calm voice. Thank you Doug. I'm looking for tools now... haha
@TheRoadDawg
@TheRoadDawg 4 года назад
I love your quiet, soothing, little “alright?” statement you make every so often. You’re a great, patient teacher Doug!
@justalurkr
@justalurkr 4 года назад
"We don't have to be animals; we can put some oil on it." I laughed way too much at this. Thank you for posting. The craft stores I frequent will sell me knives and basswood blocks, but no strop.
@ninjarobotmonk3y
@ninjarobotmonk3y 4 года назад
The Crafsman sent me here, just as I was sharpening my chisels too! Really great video, thanks for sharing your knowledge.
@scottconger1266
@scottconger1266 4 года назад
I made one a while back, i use it before and after every carving and my blade is alwars razor sharp, thanks Doug.
@anitarussum4590
@anitarussum4590 4 года назад
Scott Conger ...cool and smart Scott Conger.
@wrbrown13
@wrbrown13 3 года назад
Great video! So many carvers ask about sharpening knives. I'll certainly point them to this video. The only things I do differently, is shape a handle at the back of the strop for holding when necessary. And I use the smooth side of the leather, and rough it with a belt sander - that gives it enough roughness to hold the compound, but seems to allow more surface contact with the blade.
@larryg.4398
@larryg.4398 4 года назад
This is Christmas Day and I got all I needed to start my first carving. I just happened to watch one of your RU-vid videos a few months ago and got hooked watching them. Had to come back to the stropping to care for my new knife set. Thanks for the new hobby.
@terrygwilson9628
@terrygwilson9628 Год назад
Doug, I’m 76, and I’ve learned more about using a strop in the last 10 minutes than all the other years total. So, thank you very much.
@stillwater62
@stillwater62 Год назад
I cannot thank you enough for what you have done. I have binge watched almost half of your videos and I am smarter in the ways of wood carving than I ever thought possible. I wish computers, the internet, and you had been around fifty-five years ago.
@bjplatz9557
@bjplatz9557 4 года назад
Thanks Doug! I just made my very first strop ever! Thanks for the inspiration and thanks for keeping it simple. I've always wanted to sit at a campfire and make an old man face out of a nearby stick...
@stormbringer_7774
@stormbringer_7774 Год назад
I just bought palm v gouges and other shaped chisels as my second purchase in my wood carving. I’m sooo hooked on this stuff dude thanks to you!😂🙌🇬🇧
@charleslamica5123
@charleslamica5123 2 года назад
I own a custom leather shop and sharp knives are absolutely important to my work. If you strop frequently you will never again have to use a whet stone unless you somehow nick or damage your knife. My leather cutting knives haven't touched a stone in years, but they are scary-sharp because I strop them every day. Thanks for your videos, Doug.
@clayguinard3651
@clayguinard3651 4 года назад
I want to thank you for all the time and effort you put into your videos I really get a lot of knowledge out of them... My name is clay from northern Maine
@barryfigel9957
@barryfigel9957 4 года назад
Thank you Doug you are amazing teacher. nobody's ever taught me that. I just bought me a helvie knife. Thank you for everything you do for us. you are amazing.
@jamesstancliff3313
@jamesstancliff3313 4 года назад
DOUG, THATS ANOTHER EXCELLENT VIDEO, I MADE TWO STROPS LIKE YOU SHOWED US THEY WORK PERFECT. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK !!! GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY !!
@greggvanvoorhis6729
@greggvanvoorhis6729 2 года назад
My favorite thing about this video is The Crafsman TShirt! Keep on Steady Craftin and stroppin!
@ms-ht1cj
@ms-ht1cj 4 года назад
Who knows better how to sharpen tools than a carver himself, right? 👍 This is the best video about sharpening knives and chisels I've ever seen. Thank you, sir. 😊
@chickencoop628
@chickencoop628 4 года назад
Sharpening has been a scary thing for me with my knifes, glad to see you give this tutorial. Thanks Doug!
@mayaswelltryit...8327
@mayaswelltryit...8327 2 года назад
I started carving with no experience and not bothering with RU-vid. Watching your videos now helps me lots but also shows me that I'm likely right where I should be at this stage in terms of tools and skills. Thanks for sharing your skills with the world.
@marca5883
@marca5883 3 года назад
This is the video that guided me to this channel, Doug you are a legend & you alone have bought me to the world of carving, where I shall reside forever more...
@claireneideffer9418
@claireneideffer9418 Год назад
Hay Doug, your a quality teacher, thanks for the hours and hours of instruction and enjoyment I’ve gotten as I’ve learned from you. My wood craft tool shops have profited greatly from my excitement of having those really really needed copy of your tools. Your really appreciated, not enough thank you’s can be sent your way, I’ll send one and you multiply em. Thanks Doug
@Stang413
@Stang413 4 года назад
I came here after seeing you on Joe’s videos. I really enjoy these carving videos and like how you explain things.
@happypheetphotographyBYWILEY
@happypheetphotographyBYWILEY 4 года назад
Good Morning Doug - As a young and wild child, my parents introduced me to the strop quite frequently. Just kidding. I use my strop frequently and the edge on my knives almost scares me with how sharp it is. This is useful information and I thank you for sharing it.
@stormy439
@stormy439 3 года назад
😂🤣😂🤣💓🇺🇸 My butt got "stropped" too!! Only when I deserved it, and at 56, I know I deserved more than I got! My Dad had the fastest draw in the East! LMAO! The sound of a belt JUST being pulled off pants could make me righteous in an instant!! Ahhhh, old school discipline did work!😁🇺🇸💓
@Brentegg
@Brentegg 4 года назад
Hey Doug, just wanted to say you played a big part in getting my father and I into carving and I have started my own twitch channel focused on carving.
@bspinney26
@bspinney26 4 года назад
Cheers to breaking down the walls that prevent some people from starting. Yes, you CAN oil and fuss and have preferences and talk all day about the maximum amount of effort, but you can also get ANY piece of leather, glue it with anything that sticks, glue the leather to anything straight, put some compound on and go! The important thing is that you have a strop and you get whittling! Keep up the good work, Doug.
@debbiemcnorton2722
@debbiemcnorton2722 4 года назад
These videos are great for the absolute beginner, and I find your style of instruction so calming and really easy to follow.
@beaunaro
@beaunaro 2 года назад
You continue to be the one of many utube carvers that I go to first when wanting a new project. Thank you very much!
@sublimical1311
@sublimical1311 4 года назад
Thanks for sharing your knowledge Doug! Loving this series so far!
@martinhawrylkiewicz2025
@martinhawrylkiewicz2025 Год назад
Great vid! I made myself a strop after watching your vid, using a 10" piece of flat pine from Home Depot and my old leather belt. Puts a razor edges on all my carving knives, including my edc Spyderco Sage 1. Love it.
@jerrywormeyhicks7427
@jerrywormeyhicks7427 4 года назад
This is a good series that applies to many other things that a non carver can get some good info too. Your doing a good thing here Doug, I like your keeping it simple for the folks that don't have all the equipment that might be on a tight budget.
@JW-ez1kt
@JW-ez1kt 4 года назад
Doug is #1
@grassyknoll4702
@grassyknoll4702 2 года назад
you're a gift to us beginners Doug...
@jplieurance
@jplieurance Год назад
Time honored wisdom: simple is better. Very well done. Thanks.
@janethartwig774
@janethartwig774 4 года назад
Even though I don’t carve, my week is complete now that Doug is teaching us. You’re the best, Doug.
@kerryburns6041
@kerryburns6041 3 года назад
Getting into spoon carving I´ve realised that the first essential is to learn how to keep a blade sharp, this video was very helpful indeed, thank you .
@daleleonard9486
@daleleonard9486 Год назад
Quality video, I have always used stones then strop off the bur because thats how i was taught, but this gives a new meaning to stropping your blade. I look forward to making a few of my own and trying it out.
@randymorgan-droneovermichigan
@randymorgan-droneovermichigan 2 года назад
THANKS FOR THIS LESSON!!! l have been needing, for a very long time, someone to show me how to sharpen me knives and gouges. I have even given up carving because I could not get my tools sharp again. I can't wait to get started sharpening blades!
@sparkysystem
@sparkysystem Год назад
Most helpful stropping video I’ve seen. So many thanks.
@judimcleod235
@judimcleod235 4 года назад
You've inspired me to try carving. I've been watching this series and putting tools into my Amazon wish list (so hubby and my sons have ideas for Christmas gifts). Looking forward to your next video about wood choices. Thank you, Doug!
@connordewing6733
@connordewing6733 3 года назад
Did you ever make any thing Judi?
@judimcleod235
@judimcleod235 3 года назад
@@connordewing6733 I tried to make a snowman. It looked terrible, so I had a good laugh. I found that the arthritis in my hands isn't going to allow me to carve. I've let others borrow my carving tools.
@southernbfarms
@southernbfarms 4 года назад
A wholehearted thank you! The other RU-vid carvers are great, but with you I can relate so much more.
@marknapoli8736
@marknapoli8736 4 года назад
Hiya Doug, I'm a sculptor that's just getting into wood carving. I really appreciate what you do on your channel. Thanks very much. Mark
@michaelrafa100
@michaelrafa100 Месяц назад
Doug, thank you for your very clear and concise explanations and demonstrations. I have used stropping as my go-to and exclusive method of reviving dull edges on many of my edge tools. Keep up the good work and great videos!! 😊
@thorpt211
@thorpt211 7 месяцев назад
Thank you for this video. I was intimidated by the process but I am glad to know the entire process now.
@Full_monty
@Full_monty 4 года назад
Just sharpened my knife Now I don't have a belt
@terryremaly957
@terryremaly957 3 года назад
😁😆😅🤣😂
@AVspectre
@AVspectre 3 года назад
Nothing to do but stay home and carve I guess! :)
@stormy439
@stormy439 3 года назад
🤣🤣🤣💓🇺🇸
@carolbarnes4950
@carolbarnes4950 4 года назад
These videos are just great! Something that is so needed and you have a way of showing and explaining that makes total sense! Thanks.
@mikemorgan5015
@mikemorgan5015 4 года назад
Great video! I made several of these of different sizes a few years back. Maybe the best damn things I ever made. I tend to use the longer ones 18 and 24 inch the most. Carved a handle in the end of each one and use them more like a file. I like to put whatever it is that I'm stropping in a soft jaw vise and go at it. I find that the longer strokes and added speed with control really brings a fine, fast result. I do all of my kitchen knives, pocket knives, axes, scissors, plane irons, chisels etc. with these things. WOW! If you think you know sharp, give these a try. They take it to another level and leave a mirror polish which resists rust and looks amazing too. I also find that stropped edges last longer and are more durable. I have at least one each for white, red, and green compound. White then red and finish with green. Once you have it polished in well, you should only need to use the green. Two highly enthusiastic thumbs up for leather strops.
@saundersd1962
@saundersd1962 4 года назад
Thanks Doug for all the effort you put in to sharing your knowledge and passion for wood carving, it’s inspirational.
@ernestwilson35
@ernestwilson35 2 года назад
Again you are showing me what is needed. I don't need to spend hundreds of dollars on electric generators and sand papers to have fun. Enjoy life and keep moving forward. Thanks!
@curtkvaas1559
@curtkvaas1559 4 года назад
Thanks for all your videos I am 70 and i love they way you carve and show how it's done. again thanks Curtis L Kvaas
@chapygrace
@chapygrace 2 месяца назад
Hey, thanks for your videos! found you yesterday, and already half way through my first carving (bunny I watched you do). Thought my knife was sharp, NOT! :) So, here i am!
@ghostfacekillah5714
@ghostfacekillah5714 5 месяцев назад
Thank you so much, I've been carving for a while but I'm not great at sharpening my tools and you showd me a great way to do it! My knife is sharp now! Thanks again,God bless you
@isaacsipe8264
@isaacsipe8264 4 года назад
I'm digging this series. Thanks Doug for sharing your expertise.
@bobesselstyn461
@bobesselstyn461 4 года назад
great vid Doug and going to be a real learning series thanks for keeping us interested in class,take care
@ronmccarty7537
@ronmccarty7537 4 года назад
Wow! So no-nonsense! So comprehensive! No fluff! All logic and Common Sense! Thank you Sensei Doug!😃
@oleskoolhunter5081
@oleskoolhunter5081 4 года назад
I'm a beginner just purchased a few knives and really hope I can grasp the concept of carving because I really need this I'm retired and this would be a enjoyable hobby thanks for sharing this with us Doug willing and waiting for your next video
@cwsrad
@cwsrad 3 года назад
Love your videos Doug! Very relaxed and easy to follow!
@darrenreynolds896
@darrenreynolds896 4 года назад
Thanks Doug... From across the pond, been watching for a few months now.. you make things very easy to understand. Keep the videos coming you’re doing a great job.👍🏻
@RatdogDRB
@RatdogDRB 4 года назад
Good stuff, Doug. I was just having a conversation with a friend, yesterday, we were talking about this series you're doing (after I'd sent him a link to eyeball it), and we were talking about strop use. Great timing for this video!!
@GrandmasterGib
@GrandmasterGib 4 года назад
Thanks for simplifying things! I had been watching other videos on stroping, sharpening, and making strops and your's is by far the easiest and most informative. It's great to see that just stroping with compound will keep my knife sharp and I don't have to invest in diamond sharpening stones, etc, or even buy a pre-made strop. (BTW - The bird house in the background is awesome!)
@frederickmoller
@frederickmoller 4 года назад
Thanks Doug, the first person to teach me all about stropping, I never know the 'mechanics of it...your series of videos has me very intrigued, I can't wait till the next video!
@phyllisstone3089
@phyllisstone3089 4 года назад
Thanks Doug. I learned a lot today. Always love your videos, you have a great way of teaching.
@hiroprotagonist525
@hiroprotagonist525 5 месяцев назад
I'm a leather craftsman and I use snap-off blades with my xacto knife. I never used to strop and I would go through a fair amount of blades since I work with veg tan leather, which is harder on a knife than chrome tan... but ever since I started stropping my blade, it lasts me a lot longer. So yes, it works!
@colinbeitz6799
@colinbeitz6799 4 года назад
Doug...this is so well worth it..... these lessons are just superb... thank you from a new beginner
@berendtuin5488
@berendtuin5488 Год назад
Hi Doug, a very clear instruction. Thanks for your inspiration 🙏
@anitarussum4590
@anitarussum4590 4 года назад
This is important for any person who cooks. Love this. Thanks Doug😁
@chucklambert7470
@chucklambert7470 2 года назад
Doug, The Strop video was very helpful. Thank you.
@alanbrooking7081
@alanbrooking7081 4 года назад
just started out carving finding these vids great thank you
@wschumpert
@wschumpert 4 года назад
The wealth of knowledge you provide is so valuable. Thank you.
@allison2525
@allison2525 4 года назад
Thanks, Doug. I'm really enjoying this series!
@lukeharrison8500
@lukeharrison8500 3 года назад
The best explanation of stropping I've come across. Thanks.
@allangarvey8474
@allangarvey8474 2 года назад
Thank-you Doug. Awesome video on stropping.
@susanoshea7121
@susanoshea7121 4 года назад
You are so good at this! I am so happy you decided to do this series. I, too, am inspired to pick up a carving knife again after being away for way too many years. You are a treasure. Cheers and blessings ^_^
@ls5811
@ls5811 4 года назад
I 'm sooo happy you took this direction with your desires and skills. I also like that you share those skills not only with woodcarving but apply it to life experiences for all of us to share. People who share their knowledge move and advance mankind are very special and hard to come by. Thanks
@spacecaptain1970
@spacecaptain1970 4 года назад
Great insight as always Doug. Love your channel. Keep up the great work.
@golemtabak1183
@golemtabak1183 4 года назад
Thank you, Doug! This is exactly the video I was looking for, and it helps a lot to sharpen my knife and start carving.
@MrMarkpeggy
@MrMarkpeggy 4 года назад
Thanks for the great video. It is encouraging to see that you can keep your blades sharp this simple way.
@ohitstheotherthing
@ohitstheotherthing 4 года назад
Hey Doug! You and The CrafsMan are my top favorites. Love the shirt! Thanks for another great video🤠
@wizrdlizrd8805
@wizrdlizrd8805 2 года назад
I was feeling intimidated about stropping my first knife, but you're calm energy paired with your knowledge helped me feel at ease about the whole thing. Thanks Doug!
@Piginhatwoodcrafts
@Piginhatwoodcrafts 4 года назад
Another great video! You ARE the go to man for carving and carving related knowledge in my view. I just finished carving the full length Santa last night which was an absolute joy. I had bought some sharpening stones that I could not get on with and was looking at how others (you) get such a good blade....and here pops up another great video from you! Thanks Doug, keep them coming 👍
@jodihyde-parker9220
@jodihyde-parker9220 3 года назад
Thank you Doug I am very new to the world of carving and so far your videos are very helpful. Thanks!!
@HomeWoodSpirit
@HomeWoodSpirit 4 года назад
Really nice series Doug! Wish u all the best and thank you for doing what you do. 👍🏻
@robertlittle9907
@robertlittle9907 3 года назад
Awesome advice Doug. That's the way my grandfather and Dad used to sharpen knives. And this is the way I always sharpen my knives.
@davidb8872
@davidb8872 4 года назад
Great lesson, don’t think the average person knows that stroping is so effective including me. You have me rethinking my sharping routine mostly for knives. I have a flexcut kit for future projects when I retire soon, have all the other sharping stuff u showed also. Looking forward to the rest if this series.
@stumpstalker
@stumpstalker 6 месяцев назад
Just getting started in wood carving. I have made many longbows out of yew and osage orange. I live in BC, and have access to pine, alder, yew and western red cedar. Driftwood abounds, plus picking from the firewood shed haha! Thanks for your channel, I am learning a lot!
@Pilph1966
@Pilph1966 4 года назад
Love it. I made my strop after watching your last video of how to make one. Now I am making one for a christmas present. Never realized how easy they are to make.
@ButtsMcCracken
@ButtsMcCracken 3 года назад
You are honestly my favorite person on the internet.
@ronwill7510
@ronwill7510 4 года назад
Thanks Doug, I always look forward for your videos.
@Danny_Joiner
@Danny_Joiner 4 года назад
Doug, this series your doing is going to help so many people starting wood carving & or already carves. Thank you for another great tutorial 👊
@coolairaz
@coolairaz Год назад
71 and will start first project tomorrow. Thanks teacher Doug.
@TheFishstick9983
@TheFishstick9983 4 года назад
Thanks Doug , always enjoy the videos!
@ladyluckdrums
@ladyluckdrums 3 года назад
I love Doug and theCrafsman!
@FelixImmler
@FelixImmler 4 года назад
Thanks a lot for this video!
@JamesCoffeeStudios
@JamesCoffeeStudios 4 года назад
Hi Doug...I've made a strop, added the 'green', and have had an interesting time sharpening some of my knives and chisels. The strop works wonderfully. I wear a gold band wedding ring. It's been looking a little banged up (after 14 years). I stropped it. It shines brighter than new!!! My favorite kitchen knives are next. Cheers from San Diego. Love your channel!
@oldbones9162
@oldbones9162 4 года назад
Glad I found ya! Really enjoy the videos. I knew stropping was an important last step in sharpening but didn’t know that you could practically eliminate the stones by using a strop! Goes to show....never too old to learn somethin’ new. Thanks!
@cudanz
@cudanz 4 года назад
Awesome tips Doug, thank you
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