Custom Knife Making Sculpted Fighting Bowie handles with Nick Wheeler part 4

[@uncleknife9887]

I still reference this video every time I make one of those gnarly hidden tang "Wheeler Handles". Thank's for leaving all your videos up Nick. They are priceless to me!

[@schmidtforge1946]

your a huge inspiration man. your attention to detail and desire to make everything perfect and not half ass anything is what makes you ine of the greatest Bladesmiths of our time.

[@williamhousden8796]

Another great vid Nick... The little tricks of the trade are priceless, once again thanks so much !!!

[@williamgpt4063]

Been a great series so far! I am ready for part 5! The part you like most (shaping and finishing by hand) is what I am most interested to see.

[@nickabbott8453]

Great series of videos Nick. Thanks!

[@skiprogers9766]

Nick, You do awesome work! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills. You are a true craftsman.

[@NickWheeler33]

Skip Rogers Thanks Skip! :)

[@silvermediastudio]

It may be that many traditional Italian fighting knives were designed to also be (or at least resemble) bayonets, therefore having heavier guards for mounting, and so the preference for that aesthetic has endured among Italian knifemakers and collectors.

[@jorgeciv]

Dear nick. At 1:15 minute at what speed is the disc grinder rotating? Thank you very much!!!

[@ronin1330]

Nick, what do you charge for knife such as this one ?

[@Kamikaziidare]

What happened to "Part 6" of this Bowie handle series?

[@lsubslimed]

Victor Dalziel - It's still there. Just go to his channel and scroll down his uploaded video list and you'll see it, the one with his disc grinder in the thumbnail :)