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Knife making - Starting out

Started by Leo L., June 04, 2008, 11:18:00 AM

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Leo L.

Lately I've taken a real interest in knife building, and have been saving supply websites to my favorites.  So far that's the extent of it.  Was just wondering if yall could help me out and post some more supply links.  

And the more important question, where do I start?
Are there books/videos on the subject I can reference to help me get going on this?  

Any help is appreciated, thanks.

Leo

Ray Hammond

Wayne Goddard's 50 dollar knife shop

just do a search on Amazon.com for knife making books...

A book by Boye is really good...so is the Loveless book..
"Courageous, untroubled, mocking and violent-that is what Wisdom wants us to be. Wisdom is a woman, and loves only a warrior." - Friedrich Nietzsche

Leo L.

Good info, I am going to pick these up tonight.   Keep em' coming guys.

KHALVERSON

i will second what ray said
that book really helped me a lot

Leo L.



el oso

short fat bald and broke is no way to go through life

onemississipp

I saw the book in "Halfprice Books" in Arlington, TX. A whole rack full about 75 copies of it and didn't buy it.

I just ordered it from booksamillion and paid about $5 more for it.
Dustin
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Leo L.

Just finished reading $50 knife shop. Good info in there.

Wampus

He's got another one called "The Wonder of Knifemaking" that's really good too.

SouthMDShooter

are you going to try and forge your own blade or start with a kit?
"Two roads diverged in a wood, and I --
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference."
- Robert Frost

Leo L.

I am going to start with a kit.  I was looking at the filet knife they have in one of the basic tutorials at north coast knives.  They also have the Puuko, a Finish camp knife.  Then I'd try some stock removal from a piece of flat stock.  I'd really like to try playing with different woods authentic to the areas I hunt in, e.g. Buckeye Burl from Ohio, Cypress from Louisiana, etc.

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