Very excited. Like a kid at Disneyland waiting to enter. That’s how I feel about my WCSK! Send it William!

Great explanation and transparency. That is a good trait of a business that loves what they do and cares about their product and reputation. 👍😎

Thanks for sharing William! That was a lot of fun and answered a lot of questions I had in the back of my mind.

Thanks for showing us the process. A lot of people don’t know the hard work that is involved in getting our knives to us. You do great work Mr. William. Hope you have a great 4th of July. 🇺🇸

Very interesting, thanks William.

fascinating. Thanks for bringing us into your world

Great video thank you. Sure wish I was closer to you so I could meet you and see your shop. Thanks again for what you do.

Man that wall of blades is glorious! Amazing that you do this by yourself! Tell you that you're gonna have another Jr fieldlore to make! Ordering it after work today! Thanks for getting back to me on the wcsk serial number within 15 minutes of sending you an email! Top notch brother!

Good Stuff William. Thank you.

Very Informative and very interesting. A lot more work than most of us realize. I have a BB coming through Great Northern, gonna be awhile, lol So I'm taking in all I can about the process. Keep up the Great work and have a Good 4th. Thank you

FASCINATING...TRUE CRAFTSMAN

thanks for showing us your shops

Thanks for the tour! It was nice to see the process for your current setup. One thing that surprised me is that you said O1 was heat treated to 57-58. I thought it used to be over 60. Maybe 8 years ago I had a Daily Chore and it was pretty hard. I have been doing O1 at 62-63 with excellent results. It is still plenty tough and holds a really good edge that competes with much more expensive steels. I wouldn't run it that hard for a knife that was going to see a lot of chopping and batoning. I don't think batoning is a smart thing to do but it is how a lot of people evaluate a knife. For crafts and small things it's fine.

Thanks William. There are so many costs to running a business. 🇺🇸 🇳🇿

It was very cool to see. I'm sure you don't want to give away trade secrets, but it would be cool to see you do a multigrind knife or see the sped up version of doing it...

A lot of working steps for each knife… and that’s why customers pay for an extraordinary custom knife

I love your video Sir! I'm a fan of your work, i'm from Chile, there is not great knife makers here to learn all this. Thanks for share all your knowledge... thats the spirit!... this encourage a lot of future knife makers to enter this world. Like in many bussines and hobbys, selfish guys... go to the tumb with his secrets. Not you my friend. Thanks for share all this info, i really pretiece that. Best wishes and regards from Curico, Chile.