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I just didn't like being a snake, but it was really great, it would have been cool to have shown it hitting the snitch, I'll take a look at your videos, it's something I'm interested in, but I don't have anywhere to do it :⁠'⁠( (I live in an apartment)

It is really important for all of us modern craftsmen to get our hands on the real deal. As well as learning to use them properly tbh. Especially swords & other weapons. One can't get those little details in how they balance, their construction etc without it & learning to use them helps understand why they made some of the choices in design.

Stick 'em with the pointy end.

I had seen this in my bushcraft book, in this case, in Dave Canterbury's book, and I had never seen it, I didn't understand how it could be useful and stay balanced, thank you

Bem interessante, boa faca e música, embora a faca pareça ser muito pesada, entendo o conceito, mas talvez, não sei como é historicamente, seria legal afinar a guarda

The problem with such cutlasses (according to Matt from scholagladiatora for example) is that a hilt like this wasn't there in the Golden Age of Piracy (1650-1730) for it was typical for navies in XIX century.

Good Blade, but the grip…????

too short blade

I want one of those lol

This is the best sheath making tool I've ever seen.

Handle looks really good

That looks great. It has that caked in sheep grease aged look that my Grandfathers knives used to have.

Nice work

Awesome! Very nice puukko and sheath, you don't need much steel to make puukko out of it. I once saw a old blacksmith forged decent size puukko with hidden tang out of 10mm x 25mm roller bearing and used only tongs and hammer, but he was experienced smith with 54 years under the belt at that time. He told me that after the war when there was shortage of about everything, he forged knife blades for the factories out of a railroad track cutted into smaller pieces.

Very underrated channel. Your work has a great aesthetic. Keep up the great work.

nice

I want one.

This is an amazing build. And an amazing bowie. And an amazing sheath. I friggin loved every minute of this

Beautiful work man

the clip point doesn't just aid thrusting it reduces some of the weight as well

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i like that

Another beautiful knife, the profile is really nice. Keep on keeping on🎯.

Very nice.

Hey do you know sources for leaf springs?

I friken love it

damn your knife have gotten so much better since ive subscribed to your channel

Hog hunting knife

Handsome knife, if slipping away from historically correct, opps and that sheath is best ever, really nice please to have the video showing off your skills. cheers.

I've got one of your Bowies - very nice!

Cool knife and the sheath looks great

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very nice Rustic , thank you for sharing.

Nice

Thats a mean good looking bowie you've created

Отличный нож! Интересно увидеть процесс изготовления

167- or 168 I wonder how much one of these artifacts would cost?

Barbecue em up, another great build👍. The braids add alot to the pair.

Super kool. I love Confederate items.

Very cool pair of d quards😎👍🏻

Drawings, but no photos! Because they couldn't afford to get the images printed? Great video. Thanks. What if, eh?

Excellent work brother as usual

that was great show and tell, and honest critique of your work. IMO this was challenging, other vids of making D guard handle same, required lots of tlc care, fit and finish to get it just so right, sweet to the eye. Expect a reality disconnect from movie Props/ fantasy blades vs the real world of black smithing in functioning blade. Fantasy blades and out there, and historical blades say that is so. thanks for posting Be more Viking

Hopefully you were able to save the pork sirloin and enjoy the meal after all your work. Very nice work.👍

Good to see another upload!

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Super pimp 🔥💪⚒️🗡️🗡️

Nice blades, good cutting