Indians For Guns

This is my first time making a knife, the blade is made from a metal file, hope you all like it. The knife is not finished yet final touches and wood polishing yet to be done, will post the finished product soon


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Bro that insane work. Hats off ... and more over this is your first one. Really special Bro.

Could you share the method you used to make the lovely sheath (wooden).
I love wood ones.

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I wish you had a time lapse video of it. [emoji16]


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Vjisaac,

That is a very well done job for a first knife. Using an old file is a brilliant idea. How does it perform? The scabbard is not bad either. Quite nice in fact. Congratulations.

Cool work...if possible add a Gaurd and add more curve to the knife pomel as it's a chopper it will give you a leverage

Akash fdp wrote:Bro that insane work. Hats off ... and more over this is your first one. Really special Bro.

Could you share the method you used to make the lovely sheath (wooden).
I love wood ones.

Cheers [emoji482]


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Hi Akash fdp,

Thank you buddy, will definitely share a video on my next knife ..

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Vikram wrote:Vjisaac,

That is a very well done job for a first knife. Using an old file is a brilliant idea. How does it perform? The scabbard is not bad either. Quite nice in fact. Congratulations.

Hi Vikram,

Thank you so much, performance is good still a little work left, will update soon

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goondasmani wrote:Cool work...if possible add a Gaurd and add more curve to the knife pomel as it's a chopper it will give you a leverage

Hi goondasmani,

Thank you for the advice, next knife will be done with your idea, please let me know how i can improve more thanks ..

Wow
My workshop isn't even up and I already have competition
Lol

Anyway, it's a great blade you have there. Love the aesthetics. Externally it looks as if it's a half-tang blade, try to refrain from half-tangs because they snap. Try finishing the furniture with Linseed oil or wax compounds.

Follow Walter Sorrels on YouTube if you plan to continue with this.

rommel43 wrote:Wow
My workshop isn't even up and I already have competition
Lol

Anyway, it's a great blade you have there. Love the aesthetics. Externally it looks as if it's a half-tang blade, try to refrain from half-tangs because they snap. Try finishing the furniture with Linseed oil or wax compounds.

Follow Walter Sorrels on YouTube if you plan to continue with this.

Hi romell43,

Thank you so much and yes will try the oil and wax compounds. Made some final touches let me know what you think of it (finished update viewtopic.php?f=20&t=25589 ) and also i have made an another project and its a meat cleaver please have a look viewtopic.php?f=20&t=25605

Vjisaac & Rommel43,

I wish both of you the best of success.

If there is anything that I can help or assist you with, whether it is setting up the shop or in marketing, I will be more than happy to help.

Make your dreams real

Regards,
-P

vjisaac cool blade.
I can see a wire like lock or something at handle as well in the cover itself. what is it. some type of stapling pin you have used ??

Shivaji.Dasgupta wrote:vjisaac cool blade.
I can see a wire like lock or something at handle as well in the cover itself. what is it. some type of stapling pin you have used ??

Its Just a brazing rod Ring for Design..

A simple and good design again I can say.

Thank you ..

Nice work. It's a big start. keep on doing good job.