South African here so this story is well known locally. If anyone is interested in reading the book of Harry Wolhunter’s adventures it’s title is Memories of a Game Ranger. Thanks for the video.

Walter has taught me the most about knife making. Any video that he puts out, I'm watching. Thank you sir

If I owned the Discovery Channel, I'd give Walter his own show.

If you’re bored of tactical black knives, you can make a few in day glow orange or yellow for the Search and Rescue crowed. Since no one is shooting at us, we kinda like being able to find our knife when we drop it. Thanks for the video

No comments? That's terrible. Walter is doing his thing well, as usual.

Pro tip, if you have a wet-saw, it makes cutting the G10 easy. plus no hazardous dust! Also, using disposable bathroom cups for mixing epoxy allows better mixing with no mess.

On his video he mention some manufacturing challenges. I asked if there was a reason not to manufacture the clamp block from 4 different pieces of steel? Two columns, base and top jaw? And have them joined together with bolts?

Question, how does the 8670 compare to 01 steel? Thanks for the great video

a visit to a Loveless Shop... for me as a knife maker that is rely cool !!!

Jimbo was a great Guy. Miss Him a lot. Always enjoyed doing business with you as well. KnifeMaker= the Loveless Connection Knives. Forced into Retirement very early. GRRRRRR!!!!

Thanks for the lessons guys!

Hola podrías subir por favor los patrones que muestras al inicio para poder imprimir y recortar? Gracias 🙏

Try using 1/16 or 1/8” cork gasket material on your disc. Then use feathering adhesive to stick sandpaper on. Stick paper on close to one end. Use exacto knife to cut paper. Use left over paper for hand sanding

I need someone to make a mask for me

How thick is the leather

Thanks Walter & Pop’s Knife Supply!

I have a John Greco Bowie I used hard for the past fifteen years made from 8670. It is a great steel still no damage to blade after camp/ outdoor chopping use

Good job @scottdavidson716 I enjoyed this. I would love to take a "tour" of your workshop sometime.

My Personalizer Plus is etching great but it isn't marking anymore. Do you have any idea why?

nice, can you make a video testing them?

Good job ,that’s a lot of hammering on tough steel

Please what temperature do you have in the oven?

This is very helpful.

wow that is the worst way i think ive ever seen to cut the paper around the disc

The only similarity between these knives and the original is they sort of look like it. You've taken an inexpensive mass produced knife of 1903 and turned it into something else, entirely.

Good creatif bro

Pretty cool. I went on a tour of evenheat a few weeks ago. It's 10 min from my house.

It's pretty insane how many people got started knife making with Walter sorrels. Watched videos a few years before I jumped into knife making. 10 grand in tools later . Now I'm fully invested . Lol

Been buying from pops for a few years now. I baught a really nice knife from Mr surls. It was a beauty. Nicest knife in my collection. So I was glad to see he's part owner of pops.

I'm interested in your optical setup briefly visible at 2:58. It looks like a magni-visor, but extended to work with the full-face respirator? I'd love to know more about what you are using there.

When are you guys coming back to Mississippi

I don't like stainless steel.

Thank you for sharing this information. It's always good to hear about new material and techniques

Cant understand the Australian guy

Me parese muy interesante. 😅

How is the carbide attached? I have seen one of these file guides in a KZfaq video and it looked like the carbide was held on by two screws.

Missed the auto correct it’s Bois d’arc

Osage orange is wonderful stuff but it’s not Bodark- it is beau d’arc. It works nice when seasoned. I own almost 1/2 mile of it. I’ve made a longbow, some knife handles as well as hammer and axe handles.

How yo get tranferable molds?

nice

is there a referral link or code we should use?

Hello Hello From Canada!!! Great job on those beautiful masks. One of the most important qualities of being a craftsman is not being afraid to try something different and you created two totally different pieces of art. I'm new to your channel, but I can't wait to see what I find next. Keep up the awesome content and stay healthy and happy.

Thank you sir.

Thanks for the video ! Cool to see how this stuff is made.

Hmmm... looks like something else I will have to add to my next order.

Thanks for the video.

Stupid question. Is this post heat treat/ temper?

Found this video whenever it first came out and was what helped me decide I wanted to make leather goods. Thank you for helping me find an art form that I have enjoyed for several years now.

That's awesomeness

Great tutorial. The background music is annoying and makes it hard to concentrate/hear.