I really like the Beall Wood Buff system for knife handles. I’ve been experimenting with punky old wood handled kitchen knives and stabilizing resin...so far so good.

Always fun to see you craft your art. The pattern in the scales just pops when you put the wax on. Gorgeous!!

Hey Chad, you have done an outstanding job showing and explaining to your viewers how to sand and shape knife handles. You have produced a lot of great videos from the beginning to now. The last two are some of my favourite ones to watch. To view behind the scene work, for me, is so satisfying. I have just got to this video a week late. I have been off the youtube scene for over a week dealing with a health issue. I received a package from you which surprised me and really made my day, great timing my friend. I will send you an email today, anyway I tip my hat to you sir, you have made another awesome video. Thanks for sharing. Tony.

Great video, I do my scales pretty much the same. Now I just have to find a place that sells that wax. Keep on sanding my friend.

I’m a new subscriber to the channel. I found you while researching the Blackfox 2x72 belt grinder. Thank you for the detail on finishing the knife scales. I have learned from your video things that I can use in my knife making. Keep up the good work! Blessings!

That's pretty good workmanship , knock out wood scales , very nice ..

Chad, thanks for sharing. The video was quite interesting, as I was not aware of the level of effort required to finish your knife scales.

It's always interesting seeing different knifemakers techniques & how they go about making & finishing knives. I got big hands, so I always forget and make my handles big to fit my hands... Also, I don't know if it is because I mainly do removable scales, but even with epoxied handles I finish 95% before even gluing up, that way any little problems & the handle isn't stuck. I don't know if i missed it, but do you do the front of the scale before glue up? Great video, hope all is well. Take it easy

Very good video, enjoyed watching you work. Beautiful tapered tang knife too.

Hi, I' m interested to know what the tapered tang is all about? I've seen it somewhere else but don't get the relevance of it, good video though, it is an area I'm struggling with a bit in my knifemaking, thanks..

Very cool!!

Thanks Chad

Good job thanks

Would you use that was on other materials like micarta, G10 or just wood? Great channel

Beautiful knife. Did I understand you correctly, your Mosaic pin does not go through the tang, only the scale?

To shape the handle are you using ceramic or a/o belts? Thanks from Florida