Knife Making: Crafting the Borderland Knife | Start to Finish
El Paso Knives & Outdoor Channel
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A special message for Veteran's Day and see how I handcraft the Borderland Knife for a customer in North Carolina out of 1095 carbon steel, curly maple scales, and handcrafted leather sheath.
8 Comments
@joseph-px4on 3 months ago (edited)
I just wanted to thank you for your content. You are now my favorite knife Craftsman on YouTube. I appreciate your time and effort for what you put into your posts, they are inspiring and your style of craftsmanship speaks to me. I appreciate who you are and what you stand for. I subbed after viewing 2 of your posts. You do great work .Thank you brother 🤝
@kennethw.6603 10 months ago
Awesome build. I was going to ask if you ever use iron nitrate on your curly maple scales, but looking at the galleries on your website and I'm sure that you have. I see how this treatment of the wood gives you a more subtle look for the curly maple. My compliments on a well made knife.
@katanasmith 8 months ago
Are you using compound on your strop? Recharged as needed? I like the convex edge development just don't understand the volume of stropping. I love the knife 🔪. Great job.❤
Knife Making: Crafting the Borderland Knife | Start to Finish
El Paso Knives & Outdoor Channel
3,851 views
A special message for Veteran's Day and see how I handcraft the Borderland Knife for a customer in North Carolina out of 1095 carbon steel, curly maple scales, and handcrafted leather sheath.