Great content id love to see some more videos someday

Thanks for the review i just bought one and im about to put it up by myself tom when we go campin

Perfect for smaller knives, quench in water not oil

Bro said "fk these chickens, hopefully I miss and have dinner." Lol

That’s a fine knife you made mister.

Wish it was closer I’m so confused on the seating part

Y'all done making vids brother ya got a good channel

Boy you lost a lot of weight

🥽 wear them goggles 🥽

You’re not the first guy I’ve seen on KZbin make a knife out of these wheels. If I was gonna try it, I’d toss that wheel on the next bonfire I had to fully anneal it before trying anything with it. I was looking at the sparks when you were wheel cutting it and it looks like it’s pretty hard steel

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Do you Happen to still have the instructions ours did t come with any and we would like to put it together

Why wld u do that to a burrito

Love the content !!! Need more forge video !!

I'm very well impressed!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤

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500th sub here

Great video man! I’ve learned a lot watching this. Thanks for the content!

That check at 15:45 … if it doesn’t match the square just start the grinder and it will be ok in seconds.

Love the look of this knife. Do you sell them if so how would someone be able to get ahold of you to buy one or what the price of this or possibly other knives be ? Just wondering… I would be interested if you do sell them. Thanks

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How’s about some safety glasses bruh ??

Hello Strategic Outdoors, Happy New Year to you and yours. This video just popped into my feed and I’m glad it did! You’ve got a cool little shop setup and it’s refreshing ( and a testament) that you are demonstrating that one doesn’t need a zillion dollars worth of equipment (or a fancy space) in order to pursue their craft! The basics always work when the basics are done right! You can upgrade tooling as your skills, dedication and funds allow, if one so desires…. I’m into axes but appreciate knifemaking too! Keep up the great work, and I’ve subbed. Looking forward to more content. Best wishes, Shawn

They ate everything in the video

I reckon this in a mild steel ‘taco’ build would be fantastic. Fantastic shape, great experiments to determine the best process for heat treatment.

این تیغه ها مخصوص برش سنگ ساختمانی است که هنگام بریدن سنگ بوسیله اب خنک میشوند

Very cool

Great... 👍

Thanks a lot for the video. Nice job and good results. God bless and good health for you and your family.

Holy shit, I mean you re chopping wood with it, and ice and still a strap. Wtf!!!🤷‍♂️ how is it not good enough steel? People who say that, are dont want people making their own knives.

Some calls it a kizer blade, some calls it a lawn mower blade.....mmmmmm ....hhhhhhmmm. Some calls its a sling blade.

Thanks for the video. I have some concrete blades, and I was wondering if they would make good knives. I'm going to give it a try. Thanks.

Lawn mower blade it’s all I used, cheaper, you get it every where, you did a very good job

Very good

Would the oragin bar and chain fit. This saw. Half the price husqvarna

interesting idea

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Good job knife turned out looking great.

Excellent very well done. I'm surprised more people don't realize what can be made out of a ball-peen.

Looks great!

Great video!

You mean you are putting this knife in the oven to draw some hardness out? Amirite? That´s called tempering. Other than that an excellent video.

Can I buy that knife from you?

Now make the sheath. You gotta make a home for this blade. Fantastic work👍💪💪💪💪👍👍👍

Great knife! Thank you for this video!

Turned out pretty good I might make one I got some blades laying around

I’m one of those guys who likes cutting his lawn and I keep my mower blades sharp as a kitchen knife this achieves two things , it makes a clean cut on your grass promoting growth and makes your motor work less hard prolonging the life of your mower

I did 5 knives from concrete saw blades so far and had to Aneal the handle because I could not drill through it with a Cobalt drill bit and that was from two different blades . If it was not hardened I should have not had so much trouble with drilling the handle with a brand new quarter inch Cobalt drill bit would that be correct

Lot more efficient hammering with a solid base under that anvil 👍🏻

I bought one 4 years ago. only trouble I've had is the kill switch. I paid $180 for it new, and has never let me down.