Knife making and leather working - Making a big puukko and a leather sheath for a customer
2023 ж. 16 Ақп.
3 228 Рет қаралды
This was a really fun knife to make. It is made for a good friend and customer. The blade is 12 cm long, and the handle is made from reindeer antler and masur birch. The sheath is decorated with a dog paw as a reminder of the customers old dog and his own initials. I am super pleased with how it turned out Hope you like watching the video, and if you have any questions about it feel free to ask away in the comments. Thanks for watching!
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Beautiful!
Find your video today...thanks for this great content. It looks awesome... Best regards Andy
thank you for watching , i am happy you like it brother :D!
Great job. Always admire you sheath and leather work.
thank you brother :D! i am happy you like it :D! i also thought it turned out really good !
Very beautiful build! I like that the knife itself is more brighter in color while the sheth is darker. Also i never saw anyone file ther bevels like that. Im impressed!!!
thank you brother :D! you nice words warms my heart :D!
Vraiment superbe, bravo.
thank you brother :D! i am happy you like it :D!
Thank you very much again Sir! Great video, great tool. Many adventures to come with this piece:) 🙂💪👍🙌✊
it is always a pleasure doing buisness with you :D! i am happy that to know this knife is going to be used a lot in the wilderness :D
Для меня, это самая удобная и практичная форма рукояти! 👍👍👍
i agree brother :D! one of my favorite style too :D!
I really enjoyed your video, Zaki. Not as many people here in the U.S.A. appreciate the puukko, but I find that I usually forge puukko style blades. I want to craft a sheath like this one but I haven't tried yet. Prayerfully soon. Thank you, brother.
thank you my friend :D! i did not know that :D! i find them to be one of the most useful knife designs ever :D! when you make a sheath , email me a picture , would love to see how it turns out, and thank you for watching brother :D!
@@zakisworkshop I will do that, although your skill level greatly surpasses mine. It may be a while. We have just moved to a much smaller rental home and I will have to find all my supplies and then be creative to set up a working area. I have been forging with mineral coal in a hole in the ground but I would like to make a forge pan from a long ammo can lined with cob. I will put a pipe drilled with holes along the length of the pan for a longer fire. We shall see. My wife has end-stage kidney failure, diabetes and no cartilage in her left knee. I take her to dialysis 3 days a week. I am not whining because GOD IS GOOD AND FAITHFUL! I am 68 years old and I am limited on free time and energy, and by His will and grace I will get it done soon. Keep up the very good videos. Yours in Prayer, Rick Trumbo
@@richardtrumbo164 hello brother i got your email :D! i think it will be good to make a new forge! hope it works brother :D! i am so sorry to hear about you wife condition, i wish you both the best ! you will have to be strong for her brother , and take good care of hear ! and once again thank you for watching my videos and supporting my channel :D!
Awesome Job man sure your customers are Always happy with their knives 👍 i Always find something in your vids that i can do better or with a different proces on my own blades thanks man have a great day
hey Edwin :D! i am happy you enjoy the video :D! and found it helpful , and thank you for watching :D!
Hey everybody :D! if you are interested in buying some of my work check out my new website www.zakiworkshop.com/
Hello can you reharden trimming shears to make a good knive. Also what is the hardness of the shear's to begin with. Question from I don't know. Thank you.
hello friend :D! yes it can be done :D! but i dont know what hardness the shears are to begin whit brother :D
Very nice! Also, blow your nose man…the sniffling is killing us.